Everybody asks me if they can handle reupholstering the classic Wingback chair. Unless you’re a skilled slipcover seamstress, you might get overly ambitious and find yourself elbow deep in cotton batting before you know it. Before you remove the first staple,
see how Creative Maven tears it down in Part 1 and puts it all back together in Part 2.
I can tell you that she saved her friend at least $375.00 in labor, and that’s a low reupholstery price here in the midwest. You’ll need these three things to start:
- patience
- perseverence
- a good book on CD or a friend to talk to
Have at it and don’t forget to send me photos.