Passport Invitations
Here are a few pictures from their passport gallery. Check out all of the photos here.
MFB: Curbside Chairs: Part III -- The Finale
Two weeks ago, you saw a sneak preview of my fabric selection. Today, you'll see the finished result.
If you are attempting to similarly recover a chair, let me recommend this handy tool.
The staple gun.
And let me also recommend getting one at a garage sale, like I did last weekend, for $8 + with free heavy duty staples! Just watch your fingers.
To cover the chair seat itself, cut a swath of fabric about 1 and 1/2 to 2 inches wider than your seat. (I cut it a bit wider than that, but to save fabric, next time I'd scale it back). A fat quarter is about the size.
Place the seat cover, seat side down, on the wrong side (dull side) of the fabric.
Always make your first staples, on the top and on the bottom. This helps to stabilize the fabric. Make sure you have pulled the fabric tightly, but evenly.
Continue stapling all the way around, until you have something that looks like this.
Though it looks a bit jank on the wrong side, it looks great on the right side!
I think the fabric matches the vintage look of the chair.
What do you think? Do you have any projects you are working on?
Trees
...all of the beautiful fall colors are falling and fading away as trees lose the last of their leaves.
...some trees are getting bundled up and riding home on cars to be loved and cared for just in time for Christmas.
...others still are an excellent addition to your wedding! Check out these mini topiary escort cards I made for a wedding last year:
Christmas Photo
Does your family have Christmas card traditions? Will you be sending cards through the post this year, or opting for an electronic version?
Click here for instruction on how to get a $25 giftcard to Shutterfly by sharing a Christmas card project on your blog.