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Chairs

I love chairs. I love antique chairs and I love occasional chairs. I love upholstered chairs and wooden chairs. I love outdoor chairs and indoor chairs, ottomans, chaises, desk chairs. I love to upholster and reupholster them ( not me personally, but I like to have it done!).  I sort of collect them. My mother has given me several over the years as she has downsized her life. I don’t know the architectural aspects of chairs; I only know what I like.

 I just got one delivered today! I bought it at Calico Corners about 10 years ago.  I loved that chair.  Bob, the Cat, loved it, too.  Bob tore that poor chair to pieces!  I stashed it away, thinking I would one day reupholster it. Well here it is!


The fabric is so much fun!  It will look perfect in 10 Cuttin’ Sage!

I had enough fabric (from Joanne’s, by the way) to cover 6 old dining room chairs. But I’ll save that story for another day!

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