We picked out this cute retro fabric and I didn't even remember I had the PERFECT coordinating solid yellow fabric for the backing at home. It worked out great and I developed a new love for bias tape.
Here's the before and after.
March 10, 2010
Before and After
Well instead of being in labor all day like I would have liked, I worked on a project with my friend Laura. We both had baby bouncy chairs that we wanted to recover so we tackled that project. I'd like to say it was super easy and quick but it really wasn't. It was however worth the work because they turned out so cute!
We picked out this cute retro fabric and I didn't even remember I had the PERFECT coordinating solid yellow fabric for the backing at home. It worked out great and I developed a new love for bias tape.
Here's the before and after.
We picked out this cute retro fabric and I didn't even remember I had the PERFECT coordinating solid yellow fabric for the backing at home. It worked out great and I developed a new love for bias tape.
Here's the before and after.
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So cute! What a great idea you are so creative.
ReplyDeleteI'm SO PROUD OF YOU!!!!! It looks AMAZING!!! GENIUS idea!! I wish I had done that with my bouncy!!
ReplyDeleteYou have inspired me to do my own! I love the fabric you chose!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!!! That's adorable!!!! I want to do mine now!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteHow in the world did you do that? You are way too talented my friend! Wish I lived closer so you could give me tutorials!
ReplyDeleteI bought that chair, but I must admit it is WAY cuter now. As I said to you on the phone, I don't know where my girls are getting all this talent. I am sooooo proud of you, Moo.
ReplyDeleteholy freaking cute!!
ReplyDeleteI have the same bouncy seat and have always wanted to recover it. I just don't know where to start...do you happen to remember how you made the new cover?!
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