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		<title>Chair makeover &#8211; wedding planning procrastination</title>
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We&#8217;ve been looking for a little chair for our living room.  We browsed many shops, from Jordan&#8217;s Furniture to Bernie &#38; Phyl&#8217;s to Building 19.  No luck.  But just last week, as I was still moving my stuff out of my old place over to Paul&#8217;s (a saga that I fear will [...]]]></description>
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<p>We&#8217;ve been looking for a little chair for our living room.  We browsed many shops, from Jordan&#8217;s Furniture to Bernie &amp; Phyl&#8217;s to Building 19.  No luck.  But just last week, as I was still moving my stuff out of my old place over to Paul&#8217;s (a saga that I fear will never end), I found the almost perfect chair&#8230; in my attic.</p>
<p>I had almost forgotten that I had this little old chair.  I had it since I was young.  Very sturdy, no hint of any wobble, made of solid oak, but it looks a bit dowdy and the faux maroon leather had a sizable tear right on the seat ever since my sister owned it before she handed it down to me.</p>
<p>I had picked up a yard of lovely floral embroidered fabric yesterday in between errands.  I started the makeover this afternoon.</p>
<p>The photos above show my progress:</p>
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<li>removed the seat</li>
<li>removed the back padding and the gazillion studs and upholstery nails that held it in place</li>
<li>sanded all the wood surfaces with medium and fine grit sanding blocks</li>
<li>applied an extra layer of batting to the seat cushion</li>
<li>reupholstered the seat with the new fabric</li>
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<p>I am hoping to find the time to stain and finish the wood tomorrow.  As for that back&#8230; I&#8217;m not quite sure what I&#8217;m going to do just yet.  I am figuring things out as I go&#8230;</p>
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