Before
I decided to cover the seat of the chair in the guest bathroom with a towel. It is very simple to do.
Just unscrew the screws holding the seat to the base.
Cut the towel/fabric large enough to cover up and over the sides.
Begin stapling the fabric at opposite sides, continuing around the seat. Be sure to staple in far enough that the towel edge will be covered by the chair base, but not so far as to cover the screw holes in the seat.
Trim off the excess fabric to reveal the original screw holes.
Replace the base to the seat with the original screws.
After
Perfect!
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36 comments:
What a super idea, and it matches the bathroom perfectly. Love it. Hugs, Marty
What a great idea!! So clever. Looks great!
what a great idea perfect for small area as well.
Now that was just a wonderful redo! It looks great.
A quick and easy change! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!
Ginger
SSB
That's an awesome idea! It would be so soft to sit on, and I love your blue and white bathroom. Thanks for linking up today!
I am following from Coastal Charm! Love how the chair turned out. Never thought to use a towel!
Super re-do! looks perfect!
smiles, alice
Give a gal a some fabric and a staple gun and voila — instant makeover. Looks perfect in your bathroom!
Hi there. I'm following you now. I'm way behind on Friday Follow. Just stopping by to say hi.
Hope you had a great weekend!
Tami
www.heartsmakefamilies.com
I just love this bench! I need one for the antique vanity I have! Looks wonderful! Lucky you!
What a cute idea!
Stopping by from the penny pinching party.
-Mama E
www.homeandheartsblog.com
Love this project. Simple and easy, Woo Hoo! What a great way to have bathroom friendly seating with a towel for the fabric. It's perfect.Thanks for sharing this at Woo Hoo! Wednesday.
Perfect! And now it matches your bathroom wonderfully! Thanks for sharing, stopping by from NTT! :)
-Ann Marie
I've done this a time or two! Looks great. ;)
Thanks for linking up with Sugar & Spice.
I love little redos like this...to me they make all the difference...looks great too in your guest bathroom.
That's a great idea.... to look around the house and see what can be changed/updated to make everything look coordinated.
Cute and practical. Looks so cuddly! Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
How easy and cute is that?! :D
Have a great weekend!
Sherry
I had this exact chair when I was a tween, tho it was covered in cotton candy pink fur! It's new look is fabulous. Clever woman!
I have reupholstered many chairs in my life but I have never used a towel!!
What a spectacular idea!!!
Especially for a chair in the bathroom!!!
LOVE IT!!!!
Debbie
That is a good makeover for that chair. It is very cute!
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Sherry
Great idea to use a towel! Thanks for linking up today!
I just found a stool a lot like that at a yard sale and I was wondering how to revamp it. It's going to be an outdoors piece of furniture, maybe some oilcloth. I'm still thinking. Thanks for the tutorial!!
That does work perfect for your bathroom. Clever idea. Stopping by fr Tatertots and Jello.
I love those pretty little scrolly stools. What a clever idea!
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Carol
I am your newest follower, I found you thru Debbiedoos and I love your blog, the towel on the stool makes for a perfect match!
Thank you so much for linking up...have a great weekend!~
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Love the towel idea! Soft, absorbent and color coordinated!
This is a fantastic idea! I never thought of using a towel! Perfect for your bath! Thanks so much for linking to the Sunday Showcase party! I greatly appreciate it! Hope you have a fabulous week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
Great job on this! And it goes so well with the rest of your bathroom. Thanks for linking up for Friday Favorites!
Great idea...we could really use a stool like this in our bathroom...I will be using that idea when I find the right stool.
Thanks for linking up!
Holly
504 Main
Such a belated comment from last week -- the move is taking up all of my time, but I wanted to say first and for most, thanks so much for hopping along -- and what a fab post! I love what you have done. Looking forward to getting to know you, have a great weekend.
Coryanne
Thanks for sharing! I have a similar chair I inherited from my Grandma that I need to update.
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