This is it recovered:
I added an extra layer of foam to the the cushions because everyone always complained about it not being comfy. Now it’s a lot more comfortable and pretty.
ps…… I’m working on some patterns and will be asking for some pattern testers soon. Be on the lookout ๐
girl! is there anything you cant do?! ha! that is wonderful! i was going to sell my rocker but maybe not!
So pretty! It turned out great! i tried to recover a leather chair for Sienna’s room when she was born. It was a disaster ๐
That’s so cute! I’ve been wanting to recover my glider cushions for a long time! How big was the table cloth you used?
Oh what a cute way to redo a classic piece of furniture! I love that pattern, it so reminds me the new Liz Claiborne collection by Isaac Mizrahi! ๐
Covering chairs is such a daunting task! That came out great, I love the pattern. Your daughter is a doll!
ack! that is adorable. i need a tutorial on how to sew a cover for it. please please please PLEASE! my glider is dingy & the footstool is grrrrross. is that what you’ll be creating a pattern for? if so, i’m all over it!
“How big was the table cloth you used?”
It was a 60″ circular one. As you can see though, I only had enough to make the top cover and the side arms. I had to use some white material for the back. But, I might have been able to do it with the whole table cloth, had I not added the extra layers of foam to each cushion.
“i need a tutorial on how to sew a cover for it. is that what you’ll be creating a pattern for?”
I just threw the cushions and foam on top of the fabric and pulled the fabric up to see how much I needed to cover the sides. I then cut where I felt like it should be cut. I pinned the front and back together over the cushions, took the cushions out and sewed the edges. I left the hidden part of the cushions open and used ribbon to tie it shut so I can remove it. I actually sewed the fabric right onto the arm pieces. I really just winged it and am glad it actually came out as good as it did!
The patterns are actually going to be for some softies that I have made before.
Wow, this looks awesome. What a great job!
It looks great. I love the blue!
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AMAZING! Lovin’ that fabric!
Oooo this looks just so super cute! i love it!
Happy Belated Labor Day!
That looks so great, you’re ridiculously talented!
I have a chair just like that – it’s sitting sad and lonely upstairs. I should totally recover it, yours looks so much better! I hope I’m around when you call out for pattern testers – sounds like fun!
Very nice, love the patterned fabric, I have been putting off slipcovering my worn furniture, you have inspired me to think about it again. Love the crochet food too, I have been crocheting again, and loving it. Now that I am working full time again, time is really valuable..!
This looks great. I always intended to recover a rocker I once had that was the same style, but I never got around to. Seeing yours makes me wish I would have.
I love it, great job!
Shannon
I did the SAME thing with the same kind of rocker in my daughter’s nursery. When we first moved into the house we live in now we had basically NO furniture. His parents insisted on giving us whatever they had lying around regardless of how it looked. I did my best in painting and recovering it and I’m so glad I did because it looks amazing and costs barely nothing.
Isn’t it nice to know how to sew?
I love the fabric you used on yours! So modern. Cornflower blue and white are so classic and clean!
OMG looks so fantastic! Pattern PUH-LEEZE!