As i was looking over some pieces i did for customers, i think this was one of my favorites. Probably because I'm so drawn to black & white. But this fainting couch with swan carved detail (if you look close you can see the swans head going up the side). Hounds tooth so soft, pretty & stylish, But while doing this piece, i didn't realize there was a certain direction each tooth went in, so when calculating fabric, I didn't think about that- Which Makes a HUGE difference on the amount of fabric needed.(lesson learned)
Just one of my favorites i thought i would share.
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Love it! You are so talented!
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WOW...what a transformation!!!Upholstery is something that I have never tried, just too time consuming for my brain to handle, you do beautiful work. I have some pieces in my home that I'm sure you would love to tackle, but I'm one of the gals that likes the EXTREME shabby look, they are perfectly fitting to my lil' pink shack, with it's original unpainted plaster walls, with lathe showing through here and there...extreme and I love it!
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Have a wonderful week...
sharon
THAT is absolutely Beautiful!!! I love everything about it!
ReplyDeleteI visited your lovely blog. You do such beautiful work. Loved the princess dog bed you made, it is awsome. Hope you will visit again.
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Love it in the black and white houndstooth!!
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Susan and Bentley
xxoo
That is gorgeous. I took an upholstery course years ago and decided that was an incredibly difficult profession. Upholsterers earn every penny!
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Thanks for your nice comment! I`m now also a follower of your blog!! Hope we "see" lots of each other..GYpsy Purple
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