Another ScrapHappy Chair with grain sacks, remnants and a coffee burlap sack

 An alley find…….

 Great lines, 

very petite….

 This L O N G process begins with disassembly...

 All the old upholstery was removed.

You can learn a lot by deconstructing something...

Underneath the upholstery, is another layer,

which I'm leaving….

I begin by painting the legs 

in Annie Sloan French Linen.

 

Next step: the seat….

I'm adding some batting for extra fluff...

 …along the inside back and arms.

 Next, deciding on fabrics………

so many choices………...

 One given: 

This burlap coffee sack for the back…

(Thank you, Bonita!)

 After looking at a zillion pieces of fabric,

I opt for my trusty striped ticking...

 I decided to keep the tufting casual.

I used mismatched oversized buttons

instead of upholstered ones.

 It's coming together……

Wilma loves the feel of new upholstery

on her claws. ;)

Other side, back.

 And my favorite as always,

the back.

Next step, edging everything in trim.

It's done! 

I used another stripe for the seat cushion,

with oversized piping.

 

The flip side of the cushion is

a natural linen. 

wo looks in one!

 I added a little throw pillow that I made

with fabric from a linen skirt.

 And this baby….

 …is just about...

done!!!!!!

In the car headed to my booth 

at Greenwood Antiques.

For Sale: $325