GRATCH
HUGE MEMBER
That'd be like men wanting to be women.
And it happens...
GRATCH
HUGE MEMBER
And they get justifiably ridiculed...
saxavordian
Well-Known Member
My new neighbour across the road, ask me to look after their pet puppy Bengi. Seems a bit too friendly for me as you can see.
Now I've done it. 
Herself has rescued a 1930's ladies dressing chair from her mothers.
It is a nicely made Loyyds Loom of London osier/wicker and bent wood framed affair with a proper wood/steel sprung framed seat.
"WE" have decided to update it from its original pastel pink (then overpainted mint-green) to a satin black and to reupholster the seat with a striped cotton duck fabric.
Not done any upholstery before, so it will be err.... FUN of course. So far £45 in materials.
Herself has rescued a 1930's ladies dressing chair from her mothers.
It is a nicely made Loyyds Loom of London osier/wicker and bent wood framed affair with a proper wood/steel sprung framed seat.
"WE" have decided to update it from its original pastel pink (then overpainted mint-green) to a satin black and to reupholster the seat with a striped cotton duck fabric.
Not done any upholstery before, so it will be err.... FUN of course. So far £45 in materials.
Lloyd Loom, typical Art-Deco stuff, which we love, In a typical Art-Deco colour.Now I've done it.
Herself has rescued a 1930's ladies dressing chair from her mothers.
It is a nicely made Loyyds Loom of London osier/wicker and bent wood framed affair with a proper wood/steel sprung framed seat.
"WE" have decided to update it from its original pastel pink (then overpainted mint-green) to a satin black and to reupholster the seat with a striped cotton duck fabric.
Not done any upholstery before, so it will be err.... FUN of course. So far £45 in materials.
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Perfick.
Painting it black will make it look like a piece of garden furniture, so pleeeeese, don't do it!!
Re upholstering won't be too difficult I doubt. Will you be using new foam or what? (I am not Jay Blades!!! But I have done "a bit". )
I will be following this project with interest. Currently very desirous of seeing what material you will be using.
Best of luck with it!!
Stone56
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Black !! Sacrilege please don'tNow I've done it.
Herself has rescued a 1930's ladies dressing chair from her mothers.
It is a nicely made Loyyds Loom of London osier/wicker and bent wood framed affair with a proper wood/steel sprung framed seat.
"WE" have decided to update it from its original pastel pink (then overpainted mint-green) to a satin black and to reupholster the seat with a striped cotton duck fabric.
Not done any upholstery before, so it will be err.... FUN of course. So far £45 in materials.
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Hippo
Lord Hippo
Bit like tratter restoration. There be loads ov advice on ere.Now I've done it.
Herself has rescued a 1930's ladies dressing chair from her mothers.
It is a nicely made Loyyds Loom of London osier/wicker and bent wood framed affair with a proper wood/steel sprung framed seat.
"WE" have decided to update it from its original pastel pink (then overpainted mint-green) to a satin black and to reupholster the seat with a striped cotton duck fabric.
Not done any upholstery before, so it will be err.... FUN of course. So far £45 in materials.
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