I laundered it and I actually use it when rocking in my chair, usually with a kitty in my lap.
I wonder if she is still around?
I discovered it in an upscale 2nd hand shop. I plan to recover the fabric but for now I just enjoy it, especially in the morning, cup of coffee in one hand, a kitty in my lap and watching the "Bird Channel"...lol! (birds on my balcony & feeders).
Ok, if you ask my hubby dearest,,,he will tell you..I am always bringing home "Honey-do projects" for him....and these 2 chairs are a good example..
The little one is a small student's solid Oak chair, that had layers of paint...
I bought it for $1.99, brought it home, hubby did his wood working magic and Voila'! instant cute chair....
As for the larger student desk/chair, I found it for $7.99, it needed some TLC to which my hubby took it apart, striped, glued & stained it & brought it back to life.
I have a couple of 100% wool blankets stashed under the chair... (I collect Wool Blankets).
I love that my hubby doesn't fuss to much when I bring these cast offs home for him to refurbish & bring back to life. So glad I can tap into his love of wood working....
Little does he know I want him to strip the finish off the rocker above & re-stain it...my job will to be to re-upholster it....see, I do help! lol!
Oh boy....good thing I didn't find those wool things...you know me...I'd have washed and dried them and "shrunk" them so I could use them for my applique! LOL! But that white one is gorgeous and I'd be hard pressed to use it for applique....TOO nice for that!
ReplyDeleteThat's the only thing about being single...I have to write the "honey do" list and then hand it to myself!
I was married but I still had to do everything myself...so I decided I might as well be single...LOL! Sounds like you have a keeper! Love your Thanksgiving decor!
You are lucky to have a Hubby that is talented in his own right and willing to help out!! You work well as a team!!
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