The photo is probably a bit wobbly because I was still nursing an injured finger at that point! Yes of course it's chicken fabric - what else could I possibly use? So this chair is for my red and white bedroom, to sit at my sewing desk. Now to actually clear off the desk so I can sew at it. But that, dear friends, is another story...
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Wednesday, 28 March 2012
The other IKEA chair hack
As before, the chair was found in As Is for a third of the RRP. But it came with boring old fabric on the seat.
For this hack I got assistance from my Darling Son (age 7) who thought the staplegun looked like pretty good fun and wanted to have a go. Other than jamming my finger in the mechanism in his initial enthusiasm (ouch), he did a pretty good stapling job, and before you could say 'chickens' we had another awesome IKEA hack completed:
The photo is probably a bit wobbly because I was still nursing an injured finger at that point! Yes of course it's chicken fabric - what else could I possibly use? So this chair is for my red and white bedroom, to sit at my sewing desk. Now to actually clear off the desk so I can sew at it. But that, dear friends, is another story...
The photo is probably a bit wobbly because I was still nursing an injured finger at that point! Yes of course it's chicken fabric - what else could I possibly use? So this chair is for my red and white bedroom, to sit at my sewing desk. Now to actually clear off the desk so I can sew at it. But that, dear friends, is another story...
Sunday, 5 February 2012
IKEA dining chair hack
Today I took one IKEA Norrnas chair, scored for $45AU in 'As Is' section (RRP $145)

I selected some chicken fabric that happened to be in the craft drawers, grabbed my staple-gun, and 10 minutes later, voila!

I added some fabric tape to cover most of my hideous staple-gun work (weak wrists suck, trying saying that 5 times fast!), and I'm pretty pleased with the final result.
I selected some chicken fabric that happened to be in the craft drawers, grabbed my staple-gun, and 10 minutes later, voila!

I added some fabric tape to cover most of my hideous staple-gun work (weak wrists suck, trying saying that 5 times fast!), and I'm pretty pleased with the final result.
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