Vintage on line

Here was the process: the hardest and most time consuming part was just stripping off all the old fabric, and pulling out the gazillion staples it had in it.

The second hardest part of the project was actually cutting into the grainsack which had been sitting on my table as a runner for a couple of months.  To make the most of the grainsack I used the stripe going in different directions--and I really like how it turned out.

For the seat, I cut to size and pulled the grainsack underneath the seat and stapled in place.  I also tucked and folded around the legs and just used hot glue to secure.

For the seat back I used a small rope ribbon found at Walmart for just a couple of bucks, which I used to hide all the staples.

This was a fun, yet time consuming project, but I am so happy with how it turned out. So happy, that I may even try and upholster another piece in the future.

I purchased this chair for $30 through the classifieds, plus the $30 grainsack, and $2 for the rope trim, bringing the total for this chair transformation to $62.