Sewing room chair

Pull Grandma’s hand-me-downs out of the attic and update them for the 21st century with these how-tos from HGTV Magazine.

Do you have an ugly duckling chair? Would you like to update your office chair or ktichen/dining chairs, but do not know where to start? Here I show you step by…

While we're still on the topic of cat-proofing , let me introduce an easy slip-cover that I'm using to replace the sad chair toupee in the...

Office chair hack tutorial with simple upholstery make the workspace more comfortable and stylish by Our Southern Home for a farmhouse look. #back2schoolhacks

I've been wanting to cover my sewing machine chair for some time now. It was nasty and full of holes from years of use and abuse. (I think I bought it in 1987, the same year I got my sewing machine). I love bloggers!! From them I got the idea to make my own fabric using selvedges. So much fun and so much color! I used a piece of muslin to trace the back and seat and filled up the area with selvedges and a few pieces of polka dot fabrics. I couldn't undo the seat part so I pushed the piece in…

Like many things we own, often our sewing or office chair will start to look really bad, but still be quite functional. Most chairs are actually fairly simple to make a basic slipcover for - just a seat and a back. Even if your chair has arms you will probably be able to make a seat cover with an elastic band that will keep it firmly in place. I created my covers with selvage strips sewn on to a heavy muslin backing, but you could certainly do this with any fabric yardage you have and not…

Our home office has been neither totally finished nor totally unfinished for a while now. I recently did some organization and styling on the built-ins (here and here) and I just finished the carpentry updates to the built-ins, which I’ll share with you next week. I have plans for some wainscoting on the walls, an...Read More »

How to transform a boring chair with fabric and spray paint - A chair transformation by @howjoyful

Today, we're going to learn how to reupholster an office chair. I had a chair I hated and gave it a whole new look with the steps in this tutorial.

Pin Cushion Chair From Tuna Cans - Can you believe this little pin cushion chair is two tuna cans? This craft is very easy and inexpensive.

Transform your sewing room with the best sewing room chairs! In this tutorial, discover the ideal chairs for comfort and functionality. Explore ergonomic designs, adjustable heights, and durable materials perfect for long hours of sewing. Elevate your space and create a cozy yet efficient sewing environment!

I tried to get some good pictures of the sewing room but the sun was not cooperating with me. I snapped a few anyway. I also avoided the mad dash around the room to clean up. It is what it is, as the saying goes! This room is located off the kitchen and is separated from the dining room by french doors. Actually, this used to be the dining room. It's pretty small though, so after some room swapping it makes for a sunny (on a good day!) spot to sew. I have some wonderful storage, thanks to my…

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

A fun video tutorial, how to decoupage a chair to look like a quilt. I used scrapbook paper and Mod Podge to create my faux quilt design. I painted the chai…

Pictures - Quilted Recliner Slipcover-thing - You know that big thing in the living/TV room? The one that gets grubby and full of snack crumbs? No, not the DH....his recliner! Well, the one in my living room looked pretty grubby and needed a new outfit. So I quilted a couple of yards of fabric to a plain black backing

GREAT STYLE AND QUALITYMID CENTURY SEWING CHAIR Designer ~ Masland DuranStorage sewing chaircondition ~ Excellent, light wear to taper leg with some tarnishing to brass tips.details ~ Amazing style re...from

Your sewing room should be more than just a workspace—it should inspire your creativity and reflect your personality. Whether you’re

A few years ago I purchased this adorable little pincushion rocking chair while shopping at a local antique store with my mom. We were thrilled with the unique find, since we are both seamstresses. I had never seen anything quite like it before. But I had hopes of updating the little chair and making it something extra special, all my own. : ) Here is what the little chair looked like when I purchased it. I am not sure of the age, but I think it may have been made in the 1940's due to the…

How-to-cover-an-office-chair the easy way - Tutorial shows 3 different ways to cover to hide a plain chair

Check out these sewing room ideas and style tips for non-stop inspiration while you work, from wall display examples to storage hacks.😁 Source: @jackiegillies via Instagram #storageroom #sewingroom #sewingroomideas