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This is a leather slipper chair. I normally NEVER do slipcovers on leather because they are truly SLIP covers. It is especially bad if there is no loose bottom cushion to help keep it in place. In this case, I was talked into doing it anyway.
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AFTER - BACK VIEW
This sofa should probably has been tossed, but my client really liked it - it was comfortable - so I made her the slipcover.
The much improved AFTER
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(The green velvet chair a couple pictures up is in the same living room.)
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Once again, it is easy to see how slipcovers can transform your existing furniture. I tell people all the time that is just doesn't matter how ugly that chair you picked up at the thrift store or found in the alley is. As long as the piece is well-made and sound, it is slipcover-able.
8 comments:
Wow, terrific work!
Great job, my favorite is the white one. have a good weekend Ciao
Great work! Every stitch looks perfect.
oh..that little slipper chair is too cute. Might be cuter on the back than front! You do a great job, but I don't have to tell you that!
these look sooooo great! Thanks for stopping by. We wish you were closer too- I could certainly use your services too! I have a few things I am dying to have covered.
xoxo-Happy Saturday!
K
Wow you sure do know how to turn ugly sofas into beautiful ones..LOL! I love the white fabric you used!
You rock!!
You are so stinkin' talented! It's amazing. I love them all!!
Hugs, Tricia
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