I hated to throw away the silk that was left over from making the chair. There was just enough left to make an ottoman. Not that I feel I have to use it in the house but at least it is an option.
Greetings Cathrine, both the chair and ottoman are stunning i love the pattern on the fabric and they both compliment each other perfectly. Many thanks for your tip about shoes on my blog post, if you do have any spare paper thin leather i would be very happy to accept some from you as its not so easy to come by. Tony
Hello Catherine! Your ottoman is wonderful and a perfect compliment to the chair. You have mastered upholstery, but that is no surprise from someone so talented as yourself! Good wishes to you from Ray
J aime moi aussi avoir plusieurs options . Cela permet de changer d avis et de ne pas avoir de regrets . J aime beaucoup le pouf , il peut aller dans différentes pièces . Sa taille est parfaite .
Absolutely perfect!!! Perfectly symmetrical design. And considering you just had leftovers to work with that is AMAZING!!!!! You are SOOOO talented! I love looking at your pictures over and over---
It is such a nice fabric it would be a sin to throw that away ;-) Now William Morris said: Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful. The footstool is both, a definite keeper!
Julie always shares my ottoman when we sit in front of the TV...almost a must for our furry friends. Love the neatness of your work, I had to smile about the pattern matching, makes me feel I am not alone in the quest to make things in the best way possible.....
And it is a wonderful idea to use it for an ottoman. I followed your experience with upholstery and I have to say, you do it really like a master. I have tried that many years ago and I know, how difficult it is . Congrats to another step in miniature, which you command perfect !!!
Hello Catherine, That is one of the msot beautiful fabrics I've seen. You did such a great job on the furniture. They look so rich and so elegant. Beautiful work! Big hug, Giac
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Beautiful!! The chair and the fabric!! -Ara
ReplyDeleteYour chairs are looking great...I am trying to get up the nerve to try some upholstering myself.
ReplyDeleteIt is so beautiful now! These chairs rise or fall depending on their upholstery. Is is certainly a RISE!
ReplyDeleteNeomi
'Waste not, want not,' right?
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous! :)
That is gorgeous! I love it! :)
ReplyDeleteLe tissu est original et c'est 2 pièces très réussi!!
DeleteIsabelle
Throwig it away it would have been such a waste.
ReplyDeleteThe ottoman is lovely and becoes the chair perfectly, you'll find a use for it.Rosanna
Greetings Cathrine, both the chair and ottoman are stunning i love the pattern on the fabric and they both compliment each other perfectly.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your tip about shoes on my blog post, if you do have any spare paper thin leather i would be very happy to accept some from you as its not so easy to come by. Tony
They both look lovely! I have a chair to reupholster, I am trying to work up the courage to start!
ReplyDeleteHello Catherine!
ReplyDeleteYour ottoman is wonderful and a perfect compliment to the chair. You have mastered upholstery, but that is no surprise from someone so talented as yourself!
Good wishes to you from Ray
Wonderful! I like the fabric.
ReplyDeleteKiss Faby
Gorgeous! Both of them!
ReplyDeleteJ aime moi aussi avoir plusieurs options .
ReplyDeleteCela permet de changer d avis et de ne pas avoir de regrets .
J aime beaucoup le pouf , il peut aller dans différentes pièces . Sa taille est parfaite .
Absolutely perfect!!! Perfectly symmetrical design. And considering you just had leftovers to work with that is AMAZING!!!!! You are SOOOO talented! I love looking at your pictures over and over---
ReplyDeleteIt is such a nice fabric it would be a sin to throw that away ;-) Now William Morris said: Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful. The footstool is both, a definite keeper!
ReplyDeleteBlogger has finally allowed me to leave a comment to tell you wonderful I think your ottoman and matching chair are......simply a joy to see!!!!
ReplyDeleteJulie always shares my ottoman when we sit in front of the TV...almost a must for our furry friends. Love the neatness of your work, I had to smile about the pattern matching, makes me feel I am not alone in the quest to make things in the best way possible.....
ReplyDeleteAnd it is a wonderful idea to use it for an ottoman. I followed your experience with upholstery and I have to say, you do it really like a master. I have tried that many years ago and I know, how difficult it is . Congrats to another step in miniature, which you command perfect !!!
ReplyDeletePerfeito,lindo demais!
ReplyDeleteHello Catherine,
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the msot beautiful fabrics I've seen. You did such a great job on the furniture. They look so rich and so elegant. Beautiful work!
Big hug,
Giac
Stunning as is the chair!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful fabric. I wouldn't throw it away either! It looks like the chair missed the ottoman, now it is a complete set! Mini hugs, Natalia
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