Vintage advertising is something that will always catch my eye. There's so much to learn about history from the colors and fonts, to the materials and language they used. You can almost imagine what it would've been like to live in that time. This is why I get so excited at the opportunity to take something like an old shipping crate, restore and upcycle it, and ensure that story can continue. Here's the story on my project... and maybe some inspiration for your next upcycle project!
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Showing posts with label recycle. Show all posts
Friday, August 23, 2019
Monday, August 14, 2017
Furniture redesign: Replacing upholstered seat with woven rush
Rush seat weaving is really becoming one of my favorite things to do for a couple reasons: ability to restore something to it's original form, accessibility of materials... But what really appeals to me is the ability to create something completely new using time tested materials and techniques. In this post, I'll share how to find, clean, and re-imagine a vintage upholstered vanity seat or foot stool into a classic farmhouse chic accent for the modern home!
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Upcycled upholstery: round tufted ottoman
We all know by now, I'm a sucker for a sad and discarded piece of furniture... especially one that's seen more years than I have, or one that simply has so much potential! Well, this project is just one more example of why I can't let those little treasures go. If you've ever been out shopping for that perfect little accent piece, small bench seat, or foot rest, than you know it's not only difficult to find... it will cost you! In this post I'll show you that you can get that high dollar perfect look for less, with a bit of work and creativity!
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cottage chic,
DIY crafts,
DIY decor,
diy gifts,
DIY ideas,
DIY projects,
hand made,
handmade,
home decor,
modern farmhouse,
recycle,
seating,
upcycle,
upcycled
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