Below you will see what was under the zebra print. Let me tell you, it was not a pretty sight- ugly fabric and a stain as an extra bonus! Score!
Next up...a faded flower pattern!
And, when I decided to paint!
Finally, her new identity {she's *almost* finished, I still need a trim to hide the staples since I decided against completely removing the chair pad!}:
10 comments:
First a pink chandelier, now a snazzy chair?! What's next girl!? You've got me hooked.
OMG, you did a fatastic job, J! I love it so much I want to plant my behind on it right now. I mean that in the most flattering way =)
Where did you get the fabric? So drool-worthy!
joi, you did a good job im like the lady above what is next????
I love it! Perfect fabric!
Ok, that is an amazing transformation. Beautiful.
(And why am I blogging instead of writing my thesis????)
Get to work, Michael! : )
I just got done writing part #2 of my research proposal. I used to like writing papers, or so I thought, but all this data analysis independent/dependent variable, sample talk overwhelms me.
Good luck on your thesis!
Everyone-Thanks for the sweet comments. They always put a smile on my face! : )
YOU ARE doing so much I would never expected my niecy Joi to be a decorator...YOU GO GIRL
LUV YA AUNTIE LINDA
Great job, I love the green fabric!
She is a beauty....
Beautiful. I love how the print just pops against the white.
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