My other chair had arms and lots more pieces so it was trickier. This one was super simple!
First
I used a screw driver to lift up the staples and a wrench to pull them out. I did this for both the back and bottom. Get rid of your yucky fabric! :)
Luckily the padding was perfect on this chair so I didn't need to replace it. I used 3M spray adhesive to glue the fabric to the padding. {I did this because it was curved and I didn't want the fabric to be loose!} It only takes 30 seconds to dry.
So, glue! Lay your fabric over, making sure you have enough to staple on each side. Then staple!
I put the plastic pieces back on.
Then reassemble your chair!
Good as new!!!!
I l.o.v.e it!!!!! :)
You got some really great deals! Love the little tin bins and I have the same exact pink ones you got from Walmart. Love your chair too, especially the fabric you chose. Can't believe you found it on the side of the road!!! Score!
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The Bender Bunch
Thanks for joining our shopping linky! Will you come do my chair...I'm out of time because school starts Monday!!
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Smart Kids
ABCs of Reading
I have been looking to get a new chair for my classroom, but you have motivated me to find an old chair that I like and redo that. Thanks for the idea.
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Kindergarten is Dazzling
Wow, your chair looks beautiful!! I adore all your little bins and all the fabulous colors! Thank you so much for linking up with us. :)
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