Cushions made of oilcloth - if you read my blog you know I use oilcloth for many projects!
and always use 2 or more fabrics... this is reversible... strawberry vine on one side and polka dots on the other...
Love the polka dots!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
before & after...
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Someone else trash made you a great outdoor treasure. Mice job.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh I do LOVE her! What a beauty! Job well done! Jana in Texas
What a fab makeover. That took some real vision!
That is a fabulous makeover. Very impressive. thanks for sharing .
Debra
I love this. How cute!
Wow on that bench ... you are skilled! I'll be back to look at your other treasures.
LOVE IT!! WANT IT!!
I am really impressed with the transformation you made to this bench.....you are so talented. Love the colors and the cushion covers. Great job!
Love, Love this! The polka dots are adorable. Thanks for stopping by today. Good Miranda song playing.
I have never sewn with oil cloth...is it easy? is it inexpensive? is it waterproof? I have to recover outside cushions and love the idea of this - should I??
this is just so amazing! love the iron bench and the oilcloth you chose is my favorite pattern!!
fantastic work...i am in love with it.
OMGosh...I LOVE this. Do you do your own sewing or have someone make your covers.?
I love your color and style!
Wow what an amazing makeover! Great job!
I think I just drooled all over my keyboard. LOL
Good GRIEF this is GORGEOUS!!!!!!
;-D robelyn
I love her! I do, I do! What a very cute garden bench and love the cushions...so summery!
Stopping by from Mod Mix Monday!
-Marie
i saw this on mod vintage life....i love what you did with the bench. i did something similar but my bench was pulled from the trash and painted the same blue as your before.....
it looks smashing in red!!
hugs, cindy
Now this is a fun couch for the deck or yard! Great idea using the oilcloth and I love the bright pattern!
Love this so much...so pretty and cheerful. Thanks for linking up at Mod Mix Monday!
Just bought this EXACT sofa at a vintage shop, with chairs and tables to match! Wanted to paint it red and do turquoise cushions!!! The only problem, I am really not very handy with a sewing machine. Great job and thanks for sharing. Take care, Laura
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