How To Reupholster And Renovate Old Dining Chairs

How To Reupholster And Renovate Old Dining Chairs
Wanna reupholster your old chairs? Prepare chairs with upholstered seats, fabric, a staple remover, a staple gun + staples, fabric scissors, a screw driver, pliers, fabric spray. Gather your supplies and remove the chair cushions. There are usually just a couple of screws that hold each cushion in place. Remove the old fabric using a... 
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DIY IKEA Bosse Stools And BEKVÄM Kitchen Cart Hack

DIY IKEA Bosse Stools And BEKVÄM Kitchen Cart Hack
Let’s hack IKEA furniture more and more and enjoy the results! Grab two Bosse stools and the BEKVÄM kitchen cart. Start off by using a plane sander with 150 grit paper and worked up to 220 on the stools as they are already finished. After vacuuming up and wiping everything down, start staining the tops.... 
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DIY IKEA Hack: Kids’ Table Makeover

DIY IKEA Hack: Kids’ Table Makeover
More IKEA hacks and today for your little ones! Prepare furniture paint, rose gold spray paint, Ikea Latt kids table, 2″ foam roller and tray, 2″ paint brush, painter’s tape, wrapping paper or wallpaper, metal straight edge, an X-Acto knife, a sheet of acrylic cut to 17-3/8 x 23-5/8″.  Keep reading the tutorial in the... 
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DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover

DIY Stencil Thrifted Bookshelf Makeover
Got an old bookshelf and don’t know how to renovate it? Here’s a project from diypassion.com! Take your bookshelf and use a sander to strip the sides and the front bits of stain. The prime and paint the inside of the shelf, here the author wanted a greyish shade. Once it is dry, tape off... 
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How To Update An Old Tree Stump Table

How To Update An Old Tree Stump Table
We’ve already spoken about tree stump furniture, and today’s article is dedicated to the same. If you already have a tree stump piece and want to renovate it, this tutorial from delineateyourdwelling.com will help you. This tree stump table was 20 years old, and if you have something like that, you can update it easily... 
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DIY Thrifted Wood Stool Makeover

DIY Thrifted Wood Stool Makeover
Got a simple old stool? Let’s renovate it with this project from morenascorner.com! Prepare a wood stool, some fabric, project foam (1 inch), Mod Podge, a staple gun, paint, a metal strip. Sand the legs of the stool lightly, then paint them. Trace the top of the stool onto the Project Foam and cut it... 
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DIY Photo Decoupage Renovation Of An Old Sideboard

DIY Photo Decoupage Renovation Of An Old Sideboard
If you have some old furniture and want to refresh it, there’s a great crafty idea. The supplies are a blue print copy of a photo you love, scrap paper, Royal Coat Decoupage Finish, foam brushes and an X-Acto knife. First, create a pattern for your furniture piece onto scrap paper. Use this pattern to... 
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How To Renovate A Chair With Vintage Fabric

How To Renovate A Chair With Vintage Fabric
Many of us have unnecessary things at home, and what I love about them is a possibility to give them a new life. Today we’ll renovate an old chair into a stylish one, you’ll need 1/2 yard of vinyl, 1/2 – 1 yard worth of fabric of your choice that can hold up to furniture... 
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DIY Upcycled Vintage Painted Dresser

DIY Upcycled Vintage Painted Dresser
How can you upcycle a dresser? Easily! You’ll need an old dresser, primer, paint of the color you like, sanding paper and spray paint for the hardware. Take an old dresser, and after a quick sanding and minor patching, apply 3 coats of primer. Always take the time to apply several thin coats and let... 
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DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering

DIY Kitchen Chairs Painting And Reupholstering
We’ve already told you how to renovate your old chairs, and here’s one more idea for your kitchen. You’ll need old mismatched chairs, sandpaper, paint that you like, fabric and a furniture stapler. Sand them down lightly, then use the paint sprayer to prime them and put several light coats of paint on them. Better... 
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