I love that you admitted that you hated the result, well the color (Barf!!) It's awesome to see the error so that we can see how to beautifully correct. THANK YOU, thank you, thank you!!
Another easy and inexpensive way to upgrade upholstery is to purchase curtains. I bought 1 set at a dollar type door or Wally World for $10. I simply stapled over the old seat covers and they still look good 5 years later.
Living in a rural area, there are zero fabric options. I have learned to patiently hunt through the clearance areas to get deals. Thrift stores can have unused fabrics. Compare prices as some thrift stores have really high prices. Curtains and sheets at Giant Tiger's clearance have a whole range of fabrics for many purposes.(ie purses, shopping bags, masks, gift bags, upholstery, etc.) This week, I also got a selection of spring tablecloths on clearance at Walmart for $1.20 each. HINT: Clearance items frequently do not scan correctly. so take confirmation photos of any pricing, have patience to take extra register time and check your receipt carefully for correct pricing.
Great turnout and I really appreciate you sharing your mistakes, and what you learned from them; the way you explain the process was clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much for sharing!
The best way I've found to remove all the fuzzies on the surface of a textile is to "shave" it with a disposable razor, works miracles. It's also the technique I use to get fuzzies off my knits like sweaters & hoodies.
Tracy from the Sewing Channel gave us a great tip the other day. She makes quilts but it is good for any material. W🎉hen cutting snags and fluff off the top of material always use a set of curved scissors so you don’t risk actually cutting your material. I have not yet bought a set of curved sewing scissors, but I do have a set of curved manicure scissors that I use. Thank you for this lesson in painting cloth. Uncomplicated Great!
Deidre, this turned out so amazing! I've seen Annie Sloan paint furniture with her chalk paint, but this looks so much easier! I have a wing back chair in dusty rose coloured fabric from 35 years ago. Needless to say it doesn't quite work for me anymore. I did buy some fabric to reupholster it but have ne er gotten around to doing it. This is something I will try instead and if I don't like the results than I'll go ahead and reupholster it (someday)! Thanks for this!😊
I think you’ll be really happy with the results. I’m actually on the lookout for a wing back chair for my bedroom that I want to try this technique on.
@helendanner5174 She just used Behr water-based latex paint sample jars from Home Depot. Any water-based latex paint will work. You don't have to use anything special. Those sample jars are $5.00.
Diedre: I think this is absolutely fabulous! It's so refreshing to see that sometimes things don't always turn out like you originally thought. It's very comforting to know that things aren't perfect. You absolutely did the right thing in my mind to keep going and not redo the video. You are the best. And what an awesome idea to add fabric softener. This is definitely something I will try. I love your videos. Keep 'em coming.
Wow, that turned out beautifully! So many tips & tricks packed into one video. I had no idea about using fabric softener. That’s genius! Buying fabric paint is so expensive. With your method there’s no breaking the bank! The blue was definitely the better look to go with, though you’d probably have been able to use the orange if you darkened it with some black. That might have created more of the look you were going for. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your gorgeous dining set. When your friend sees it she might just want it back!😂 Cheers from FL😺
The first color reminded me of terra Cotta which could be great depending on ones decor. However I've got to say this video was fantastic. I want to paint a chair but was hesitant of the chalk paint method... your technique is what I'll try. Thank you.
I have been contemplating painting an old wing back recliner chair for our barn rec room / canning kitchen and I find your vlog….I’ve painted my sewing room office chair and stenciled it years ago….not liking the stiff fabric but still kept it… Now I can make this recliner a new look in the rec room….thank you.o
Never heard of this technique before but it worked so well! Fab transformation as always and totally agree that if at first you don't like the result, you simply do it again!
i had a love seat that had seen better days, but i loved the shape, so i tried to paint it. i used latex paint and added fabric medium. the couch went from camel tan to charcoal gray and has a leathery feel to it. it's been several years and it's still great. i'd do it again, but your fabric softener method would certainly be cheaper.
I am IN LOVE with this technique. It was so easy, the paint goes such a long way, it smells fantastic haha, is soft and playable, looks like leather and the color stays true! I purchased an antique sofa set at a thrift store with the intent to "DYE" the material black (to make them gothic and resell) after another tutorial I saw. It came out terrible. It was brown no matter how many passes I did, streaky, stinky, and laborious - it took days and looked terrible. With this process I was able to FINISH both side chairs in a half day, the material is blacker than black, soft to the touch - I am so impressed! I even left them out in the back and the morning dew just beaded up. Love love love and I can't wait to flip more furniture with this process. ❤❤❤
Thank you! I've been studying on painting my red sofa (faded income places from sun exposure) and my Pottery Barn chair (I don't know what I was think I ng when I bought a white fabric rocker). I wanted a tutorial from someone familiar to me. I have followed you for years on Facebook and I trust you! I think confident after watching you paint your fabric chairs! Again, thank you so much!
Thank you very much for this video! It gave me the information and motivation to paint a brown, ultra-suede recliner to match our decor. I’m finished painting, and I’m about to start waxing. The chair fabric is pliable, and it feels like genuine suede now. Thank you so much!
Great video! It's so great to see the color change midway through as this could happen to all of us. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and time with all of us.
I’m gonna do it! I’ve got two perfectl designer chairs, 10 yrs old never used. I like them but not the color so I’m gonna change with your method . If it doesn’t turn out I’ll give to bargain store, worth a try. Painting cushions is one thing but a chair & ottoman is another. I’m up for the challenge. I painted a suede lamp shade and it turned out beautiful. Crossing my fingers and saying a prayer it turns out as good as the shade did. Linda from Pensacola, Fl
Wow thanks for that! Never knew you could do that. I've seen a video where someone spray painted cushions but they looked kind of stiff.. The blue looks great, even though I'm definitely an orange lover. Great video.
I am so glad you changed the color! In the end the cushions turned out beautiful!! It matches to me! Ty for sharing this tip. I just learned something new!!!
Wow I can't wait to try this. I was going to purchase Fabric paint. I already have paint and fabric softener, so it makes it more affordable! You must find it works better than Store bought fabric paint? I used a can of latex house paint To paint a large patio umbrella, it worked really well. And it looks gorgeous a couple years later, sun doesn't fade it. It's just not soft that's for sure.
Thanks for sharing the measurements for the paint and the fabric softener. I watched other videos that use this technique, but they didn’t share the measurements.. definitely going to paint my old, stained microfiber recliner
Thanks for sharing!!! I am definitely going to try this. I couldn't find a fabric I liked for my kitchen bar stools, now I can make the perfect color. Just brilliant, super appropriate all you do to share with us. God bless!!!!
As usual you have fantastic ideas. I have a fabric chair from my childhood which I was thinking I would have to redo but I am going to try painting it first. Thank you so much for sharing this idea. ❤️
I kind of wish I had seen this before. I did my chairs but I did the same thing just without the fabric softener and then sanded between coats and it came out really good. I'll post it on the Facebook site
So interesting, about the fabric softener! I think that would work great for a complicated upholstered piece. But for dining chairs, it would be easier & cheaper to just recover them w/thrift store or discount fabric (look at window/shower curtains too)!
Just fabulous!! My question is a have a wingback old chair that is blue velvet which I love but it is old. Can I do this on velvet????? Would love to know. Houston here loving this beautiful sunny day.
I love both colours you did, but this shows that if I change my mind I can switch to a new colour later on. Thank you for this. Definitely going to use this method, it looks the easiest, less messy than the other methods too. Thank you. Subscribing to see what other amazing stuff you do.
I liked the rust color too, but the blue matched your decor the best. Thank you so much for helping me decide what I want to do with my fabric painting project. Will this work on outdoor furniture fabrics?
Love this. As a complete novice your video has opened up some many opportunities. It’s exciting that you can use latex with fabric softener. I do have some questions I hope you’ll answer. What was the paint sheen you used and suggest? How long would you suggest for a dry time? How long before you apply the wax and what’s the drying time for it to completely dry/set? Does the material still retain the softness with the wax?
Are used a eggshell finish but you could use any type the drying time will depend on your heat and humidity in your home when you do it so it’s hard to say how long it will take and I let it all dry overnight and then apply the wax and then I put the chairs together the day after that and yes, it all retained it’s softness even after the wax was put on and I have had no issues since I did this project
These chair pads turned out beautifully in blue!! I have seen a whole wing chair that was painted, but the paint was not even and it felt painted! I also saw a television DIY program, where a couple tried to paint their sofa, which also did not turn out. Evidently it's easier to get an even coat on a smaller surface.
Wow you did an amazing job, and as much as I loved the rust/orange, the blue makes the blue in the carpet pop out! I am going to try this on an old upholstered chair in my bedroom, which is pink, and I hate the color. Thank you so much.
Well done. I've got a fabric office chair to paint and this makes it easy. Many thanks and your chairs look great. I didn't see the link for the wax. Any ideas
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I love that you admitted that you hated the result, well the color (Barf!!) It's awesome to see the error so that we can see how to beautifully correct. THANK YOU, thank you, thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed
I loved both colors 😊 it would depend on what you want to match with.
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Exactly….me too! ❤️
would this work on a fabric head board that is "tufted" with cloth covered buttons? It is light beige in color
Wasn’t convinced at first but then seeing the orange rust color was easily painted over I was convinced right there will do this for my project
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks so much for watching.
Another easy and inexpensive way to upgrade upholstery is to purchase curtains. I bought 1 set at a dollar type door or Wally World for $10. I simply stapled over the old seat covers and they still look good 5 years later.
Living in a rural area, there are zero fabric options.
I have learned to patiently hunt through the clearance areas to get deals.
Thrift stores can have unused fabrics. Compare prices as some thrift stores have really high prices.
Curtains and sheets at Giant Tiger's clearance have a whole range of fabrics for many purposes.(ie purses, shopping bags, masks, gift bags, upholstery, etc.)
This week, I also got a selection of spring tablecloths on clearance at Walmart for $1.20 each.
HINT: Clearance items frequently do not scan correctly. so take confirmation photos of any pricing, have patience to take extra register time and check your receipt carefully for correct pricing.
Yes, that’s also a great tip. You can find lots of fabric at the thrift store even shower curtains, bedsheets, so many possibili
I do the same thing all the time
I used old blue jeans on mine they are sooo cute wish I could show you!
Can you also use acrylpaint?
That is so cool! I had no idea that you could do that with fabric softener & paint. Thank you so much for sharing. 💕
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Great turnout and I really appreciate you sharing your mistakes, and what you learned from them; the way you explain the process was clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching.
I love all you do for saving items from the land fill. ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
The best way I've found to remove all the fuzzies on the surface of a textile is to "shave" it with a disposable razor, works miracles. It's also the technique I use to get fuzzies off my knits like sweaters & hoodies.
Yes, I didn’t have one here at the cabin or I would’ve used it on this chair pads
This is amazing. The chairs look beautiful and you would never know that fabric had been painted! I love it!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial. The chairs turned out great. I'm going to try this soon with my thrifted dining chairs. You rock 💙😃
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks so much for watching.
Tracy from the Sewing Channel gave us a great tip the other day. She makes quilts but it is good for any material. W🎉hen cutting snags and fluff off the top of material always use a set of curved scissors so you don’t risk actually cutting your material. I have not yet bought a set of curved sewing scissors, but I do have a set of curved manicure scissors that I use.
Thank you for this lesson in painting cloth. Uncomplicated Great!
Oh that’s a great tip. Thank you so much for sharing.
Deidre, this turned out so amazing! I've seen Annie Sloan paint furniture with her chalk paint, but this looks so much easier! I have a wing back chair in dusty rose coloured fabric from 35 years ago. Needless to say it doesn't quite work for me anymore. I did buy some fabric to reupholster it but have ne er gotten around to doing it. This is something I will try instead and if I don't like the results than I'll go ahead and reupholster it (someday)! Thanks for this!😊
I think you’ll be really happy with the results. I’m actually on the lookout for a wing back chair for my bedroom that I want to try this technique on.
Does she have a particular type of paint she uses?
@helendanner5174 She just used Behr water-based latex paint sample jars from Home Depot. Any water-based latex paint will work. You don't have to use anything special. Those sample jars are $5.00.
@@sandylavigne7200Do you know what sheen she used?
What wax did you use at the end? I plan to repaint a pair of cream stained club chairs. Do you think it'll work?
Diedre: I think this is absolutely fabulous! It's so refreshing to see that sometimes things don't always turn out like you originally thought. It's very comforting to know that things aren't perfect. You absolutely did the right thing in my mind to keep going and not redo the video. You are the best. And what an awesome idea to add fabric softener. This is definitely something I will try. I love your videos. Keep 'em coming.
Wow, that turned out beautifully! So many tips & tricks packed into one video. I had no idea about using fabric softener. That’s genius! Buying fabric paint is so expensive. With your method there’s no breaking the bank! The blue was definitely the better look to go with, though you’d probably have been able to use the orange if you darkened it with some black. That might have created more of the look you were going for. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your gorgeous dining set. When your friend sees it she might just want it back!😂 Cheers from FL😺
Glad you enjoyed
Thanks for watching
The first color reminded me of terra Cotta which could be great depending on ones decor. However I've got to say this video was fantastic. I want to paint a chair but was hesitant of the chalk paint method... your technique is what I'll try. Thank you.
So easy and was fabulous. Thanks so much for watching.
I have been contemplating painting an old wing back recliner chair for our barn rec room / canning kitchen and I find your vlog….I’ve painted my sewing room office chair and stenciled it years ago….not liking the stiff fabric but still kept it…
Now I can make this recliner a new look in the rec room….thank you.o
Glad it was helpful. Thanks so much for watching.
Never heard of this technique before but it worked so well! Fab transformation as always and totally agree that if at first you don't like the result, you simply do it again!
Yep they turned out fabulous and I’m really happy with him. Easy technique.
i had a love seat that had seen better days, but i loved the shape, so i tried to paint it. i used latex paint and added fabric medium. the couch went from camel tan to charcoal gray and has a leathery feel to it. it's been several years and it's still great. i'd do it again, but your fabric softener method would certainly be cheaper.
It’s such an easy way to update, fabric upholstery. Glad you enjoyed.
That was really great! Especially the fabric softener top AND sharing your success of being able to paint over your mistake. 😃
Glad you enjoyed
@@OurUpcycledLife Great Great Video & Tip on Fabric Softener. Would this work on exterior fabric used on LazyBoy Outdoor furnishings?
Love this idea of being able to use regular paint and fabric softener!
Works fantastic. Thanks so much for watching.
Beautiful chairs! Love this idea! A new learning I love!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
So glad you changed the colour. Your chairs look fabulous. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
I am IN LOVE with this technique. It was so easy, the paint goes such a long way, it smells fantastic haha, is soft and playable, looks like leather and the color stays true! I purchased an antique sofa set at a thrift store with the intent to "DYE" the material black (to make them gothic and resell) after another tutorial I saw. It came out terrible. It was brown no matter how many passes I did, streaky, stinky, and laborious - it took days and looked terrible. With this process I was able to FINISH both side chairs in a half day, the material is blacker than black, soft to the touch - I am so impressed! I even left them out in the back and the morning dew just beaded up. Love love love and I can't wait to flip more furniture with this process. ❤❤❤
That’s excellent
Beautiful blue with that wood and style - classic. You scored with that magnificent dining set.
It’s absolutely gorgeous I love it
I love the blue. Beautiful set.
Thanks for watching
You never cease to amaze me! Please never stop upcycling. Our planet thanks you and so do I. 😊
I love it. I’ll be up cycling for a long time. Glad you’re enjoying.
Thank you! I've been studying on painting my red sofa (faded income places from sun exposure) and my Pottery Barn chair (I don't know what I was think I ng when I bought a white fabric rocker). I wanted a tutorial from someone familiar to me. I have followed you for years on Facebook and I trust you! I think confident after watching you paint your fabric chairs! Again, thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much for this video! It gave me the information and motivation to paint a brown, ultra-suede recliner to match our decor. I’m finished painting, and I’m about to start waxing. The chair fabric is pliable, and it feels like genuine suede now. Thank you so much!
I am so glad you enjoyed the video! It sounds like you did a fantastic job!
Love your transparency. Yes, sometimes things turn out "yucky". Love that you didn't give up and found an alternative. Looks good!
I have lots of things that just turn out yucky and I just keep moving forward until I like it. Lol.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for showing this technique. It is amazing. Love watching your channel.
Thanks for watching god you enjoy
Thank you for changing the color!!!
Of course!
You are an amazing creator/artist and all your ideas are very budget-friendly!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless your work!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much 😀
I'm amazed! As a furniture touch up artist I am grateful for any tips and tricks, thank you! Bravo!
Glad it was helpful
They turned out beautiful! TFS for sharing this technique!
Deidre, you are the BEST. Thank you! 🌹
What a beautiful furniture set, too.
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
What a beautiful pay-off for your persistence! Those cushions look stunning with that dining set.
Thanks so much. I really enjoyed the way they turned out also.
Wow Wow, Amazing Brava Brava, Thank You For Sharing.
Glad you enjoyed
Great video! It's so great to see the color change midway through as this could happen to all of us. Thanks so much for sharing your talent and time with all of us.
You are so welcome!
I did this!! Worked great. Covered in 2 coats and is soft. Thanks so much!!
Excellent!
It is a little rough after drying further. Will the wax or pressing help soften it? Looks great
Yes, the Blue was the better choice. Thank you sharing this DIY video! 💕🎊🎉
You are so welcome!
I’m gonna do it! I’ve got two perfectl designer chairs, 10 yrs old never used. I like them but not the color so I’m gonna change with your method . If it doesn’t turn out I’ll give to bargain store, worth a try. Painting cushions is one thing but a chair & ottoman is another. I’m up for the challenge. I painted a suede lamp shade and it turned out beautiful. Crossing my fingers and saying a prayer it turns out as good as the shade did. Linda from Pensacola, Fl
So glad you enjoyed the video. Have fun with your project.
Wow thanks for that! Never knew you could do that. I've seen a video where someone spray painted cushions but they looked kind of stiff.. The blue looks great, even though I'm definitely an orange lover. Great video.
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching Janice.
I would definitely want to use this method on my dinning room chairs and also my foot stool x
Have fun
Love the blue!!! Thanks for a great tutorial !
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Not only are the chairs beautiful, but I just love that rug. I'll try to find one similar to it.
Yes, it fit in perfect in our kitchen. Glad you enjoyed.
I am so glad you changed the color! In the end the cushions turned out beautiful!! It matches to me! Ty for sharing this tip. I just learned something new!!!
Reid technique and it works fabulous but the orange was barf lol
Love this idea ! And your precious Yorkie too..❤
Thank you! 😊 we lost our little Yorky this summer, and I miss her terribly. She was such a good dog.
@OurUpcycledLife I am so sorry to hear about your little dog..yorkies are the best ! I lost mine in 2020..still grief stricken.
Love love love the blue!! Well done!
Thank you! 😊
Was an awesome idea ,have never seen that before,they look beautiful
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
Wow I can't wait to try this. I was going to purchase Fabric paint. I already have paint and fabric softener, so it makes it more affordable! You must find it works better than Store bought fabric paint? I used a can of latex house paint To paint a large patio umbrella, it worked really well. And it looks gorgeous a couple years later, sun doesn't fade it. It's just not soft that's for sure.
Yes, this recipe works really well. Enjoy.
Thanks for sharing the measurements for the paint and the fabric softener. I watched other videos that use this technique, but they didn’t share the measurements.. definitely going to paint my old, stained microfiber recliner
Glad it was helpful!
They turned out fantastic... I love your home it's cozy and beautiful.
Thanks 😊
Nice tip about adding the fabric softener. Thank you.🩵💙🩵
You are so welcome!
Thanks for sharing!!! I am definitely going to try this. I couldn't find a fabric I liked for my kitchen bar stools, now I can make the perfect color. Just brilliant, super appropriate all you do to share with us. God bless!!!!
So glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching Tracey
I think the color you chose looks perfect with the rug! Awesome job!
Thank you!! 😊
As usual you have fantastic ideas. I have a fabric chair from my childhood which I was thinking I would have to redo but I am going to try painting it first. Thank you so much for sharing this idea. ❤️
That will work perfect have fun
I kind of wish I had seen this before. I did my chairs but I did the same thing just without the fabric softener and then sanded between coats and it came out really good. I'll post it on the Facebook site
Excellent!
Fabric softener, genius ! Will definitely have to try this. Thank you.
So much fun give it a try
So interesting, about the fabric softener! I think that would work great for a complicated upholstered piece. But for dining chairs, it would be easier & cheaper to just recover them w/thrift store or discount fabric (look at window/shower curtains too)!
Yes you sure could
The blue came out beautiful
Thanks
I never knew you could paint cushions like that those turned out amazing❤🤗☺
Yes, so easy. Thanks so much for watching.
What a gift you have given me! Thank you for sharing! 😊
Glad you enjoyed
So glad you changed that original colour! Thanks for the tips! :-)
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I was so going to write love technique not sure about colour!!! Yep new colour much better
I think so too. Thanks so much for watching.
Never saw this technique before. Thanks for sharing, we really never stop learning.👍
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Thank you!!! Wonderful tutorial!!
You are so welcome!
Just fabulous!! My question is a have a wingback old chair that is blue velvet which I love but it is old. Can I do this on velvet????? Would love to know. Houston here loving this beautiful sunny day.
Yes, I have seen creators use it on velvet and it worked well. It just took a lot of paint because it soaks up a lot.
Love the blue colors thanks
Glad you like them!
So pretty!!! Glad to know this! I have 2 chairs I'm going to paint now❤
Excellent!
I love both colours you did, but this shows that if I change my mind I can switch to a new colour later on. Thank you for this. Definitely going to use this method, it looks the easiest, less messy than the other methods too. Thank you. Subscribing to see what other amazing stuff you do.
Works fabulous
Ty for this. I have a few fabric pieces that I need to change colors on.
Excellent!
The blue is sooo much nicer.👏👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥰🥰
I think so too
I'm so glad you popped up on my screen! Wonderful video!! I've subscribed!
Thank you for sharing!☺
Thanks for subbing!
Thank you! 😊
You're welcome 😊
Deidre, that blue is awesome! Have a chair have wanted to redo....now I know an easy inexpensive way to accomplish that! Thank you so much!
Glad to inspire. Thanks for watching.
So cool I’m glad I watched this first I was just going to use black spray paint
Glad it was helpful
I am glad I am not the only one who has some...oops! Love the blue!
Oh my I have lots of oops
I will definitely be trying this! Thank-you so much for all your DIY paint hacks, you amaze me ❤
So glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
Best absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing that❤
You are so welcome
I liked the rust color too, but the blue matched your decor the best. Thank you so much for helping me decide what I want to do with my fabric painting project. Will this work on outdoor furniture fabrics?
Glad I could help!
I did both of my couches now I’m doing the ottoman ❤
Excellent!!
Cute dog! I love the blue color.
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
I am a new subscriber to you. Your paint and fabric softener is brilliant. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Thank you! I’m going to try this!
Glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching.
Love this. As a complete novice your video has opened up some many opportunities.
It’s exciting that you can use latex with fabric softener.
I do have some questions I hope you’ll answer.
What was the paint sheen you used and suggest?
How long would you suggest for a dry time?
How long before you apply the wax and what’s the drying time for it to completely dry/set?
Does the material still retain the softness with the wax?
I also would like to see the answers.🤔
Are used a eggshell finish but you could use any type the drying time will depend on your heat and humidity in your home when you do it so it’s hard to say how long it will take and I let it all dry overnight and then apply the wax and then I put the chairs together the day after that and yes, it all retained it’s softness even after the wax was put on and I have had no issues since I did this project
Great idea! Love the end result 👌
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
I loved the orange!
Great idea!!
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed.
These chair pads turned out beautifully in blue!! I have seen a whole wing chair that was painted, but the paint was not even and it felt painted! I also saw a television DIY program, where a couple tried to paint their sofa, which also did not turn out. Evidently it's easier to get an even coat on a smaller surface.
It takes patience and lots of coats for a big peice
I’m thinking of doing my outside umbrella on my patio!
Not sure how it will hold up in the elements
That's so awesome. Love it. Never done that and I'll be doing this. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
Glad it was helpful
It’s much easier than paint to recover them! And they look soooooo much better than paint
Wow you did an amazing job, and as much as I loved the rust/orange, the blue makes the blue in the carpet pop out! I am going to try this on an old upholstered chair in my bedroom, which is pink, and I hate the color. Thank you so much.
Excellent have fun
Never knew this could be done!! Thank you
Glad you enjoyed
@@OurUpcycledLife and learned something new for future projects!!
Man alive that orange was nasty. Love the blue colour and it's a fantastic way to give old but serviceable furniture a really great makeover 😊
It was soooo bad!! Lol
Omg soo cool can't wait to give this a try love love the blue. Great job and video
Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed
Thank you so very much! I love my painted chair and enjoyed this DIY so much! BTW your log home is beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
It came out nice ❤ love your yorkie ! Looks exactly like my girl Angel ❤
Thank you! 😊 we actually just lost her middle of July! My heart misses her so much 🥲
Well done. I've got a fabric office chair to paint and this makes it easy. Many thanks and your chairs look great. I didn't see the link for the wax. Any ideas
You are welcome! I am glad that it was helpful!
Beautiful chairs! You did a wonderful job!
Thank you! 😊
Great tutorial!
Thanks 😊