My new project - chair refurb

[boosmummy]

As I cant get down to the allotment this weekend, Ive been working on this:

Louis XV chair refurbishment / The chair so far

[scarey55]

Brilliant! I have had a go at covering chairs in the past, nothing "serious" I've just had a go for fun but I really enjoy it and find it very therapeutic

[Bren In Pots]

Looks a good winter project and you'll have a lovely chair at the end.

[Florence Fennel]

Lovely chair, that should keep you occupied for a while until the weather's better.

[pauco]

Looks acracking job too me


paul.

[VirginVegGrower]

Truly talented. Live your gate pictured on your blog too

[vicky]

Looks fab! Make sure you post one of the finished product!
I've got a little nursing chair as a project too...for after I finish the last project...

[boosmummy]

Truly talented. Live your gate pictured on your blog too

ah ta! I just found some old scrappy wood planks they were selling at the merchants for 50p each so i picked them up and made the gate - id much rather make or refurb something rather than spend a fortune on buying it new xx

thanks everyone xx

[Kleftiwallah]

It looks a bit posh for down the allotment! You will have to fix plates to the leg bottoms or it will sink into the ground! I hope you used the stinky fish glue I remember from my woodworking classes at school? Cheers, Tony.

[boosmummy]

It looks a bit posh for down the allotment! You will have to fix plates to the leg bottoms or it will sink into the ground! I hope you used the stinky fish glue I remember from my woodworking classes at school? Cheers, Tony.

i did use that glue tony, its smells rank an' all!!! Dont worry its not for the allotment its for my hallway and my old bureau/desk xx