Sometimes I really love a project that doesn't require a lot!
Case in point: this vanity bench, which was given to me.
The upholstery was nasty and dirty...
But the legs were actually quite lovely.
They were loose, but nothing a little glue couldn't fix!
I chose not to paint them, but I cleaned them up with Walnut Restore-A-Finish.
They were loose, but nothing a little glue couldn't fix!
I chose not to paint them, but I cleaned them up with Walnut Restore-A-Finish.
I bought a piece of 3" foam for the seat (just over $6) and
sewed a cover with fabric leftover from my living room curtains.
sewed a cover with fabric leftover from my living room curtains.
Voila!
So much better!
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I love stools. They are so pretty and can really make a room. Great job
ReplyDeleteI love it! Adding the 3 inch foam really made a difference! (now I know what I need to do)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing and inspiring!
I really like that fabric! Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love the fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteThat fabric is so pretty. It doesn't even look like the same bench!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Wow! I can hardly believe the change. It looks soooo good!
ReplyDeleteOH -- that is lovely! The fabric is amazing and it looks like a totally different bench!
ReplyDeletegorgeous with the new foam and fabric! so much better......
ReplyDeleteGreat new look. Thanks for joining WUW.
ReplyDeletewhat a difference! looks great now.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, love the colors in that fabric, really adorable!
ReplyDeleteGreat makeover! You brought the beauty back to life!
ReplyDeleteWow the lines are very similar to mine. It looks great...I think I may need to add more foam!
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