DIY DIY Furniture

How To Reupholster Dining Chairs Yourself

How To Reupholster Dining Chairs Yourself
Too old chairs? Reupholster them! Remove old fabric and staples. If necessary, sand, stain, and polyurethane the legs. Using a flexible tape measure and the cut list instructions above, measure the chair. Using sharp scissors, cut the batting, fabric and dust cover pieces to size. Lay the batting over the seat so that it drapes... 
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Easy DIY Painted Metal Chair Renovation

Easy DIY Painted Metal Chair Renovation
If you have a couple of old metal chairs, it’s time to renovate them! The supplies are a chair, a sander, some paint of your choice, some bronze paint and tape. The first step is a huge cleanup and sanding. Get some paint that you like and start painting without touching the metal legs, except... 
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DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering

DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering
We’ve already told you how to renovate your old chairs, and here’s one more idea for your kitchen. You’ll need old mismatched chairs, sandpaper, paint that you like, fabric and a furniture stapler. Sand them down lightly, then use the paint sprayer to prime them and put several light coats of paint on them. Better... 
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9 DIY Dipped Chair Tutorials For Any Taste

9 DIY Dipped Chair Tutorials For Any Taste
The easiest way to renovate anything is dying it –  it’s fast, budget-friendly and doesn’t require special skills. We’ve already told you how to make or renovate vases using this idea, and today we’ll talk about furniture, and particularly chairs. So, if you have a plain or just old chair, you can take some paint... 
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DIY Belt Chair Renovation

DIY Belt Chair Renovation
If you have an old chair and want to renovate it somehow unusual, that’s the idea for you. You’ll need some painting or staining supplies or spray paint and old belts – various and colorful. Sand the chair and stain it with the stain you’ve chosen. Once stained, sealed and dry, attach belts across using... 
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