Saturday, September 17, 2016

Tada! Rainy day Chair-and-a-half done!

A much looked forward to moment...

Over a year in the making!
Over 250 granny squares, joined together for a re-upholstered chair.

Here's how it went down:
It started with a free chair left outside in the rain by our neighbors.

Then the granny madness began:
Then trimmed in a row of white.

The second row of white utilized the join as you go method:


The back cushion was finished:

Then the seat cushion:
Back and seat cushion. 

This was the biggest part of the project:
 This is all one piece!
Can you believe it?

Snugly fit like this:

For an end result like this: 
More details found by clicking here

A fun journey...
but, oh happy day when a BIG project is completed!





14 comments:

  1. For an avid crocheter like yourself that is a really nice decorator addition to your home. Well done. It is so pretty.

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  2. Wow so pretty! It is looking beautiful ♥

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  3. Wow, that looks soooooo good.

    Lisa

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  4. Wow you did a amazing job.. I just love it. It looks wonderful.. Happy weekend with love Janice

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  5. It looks fantastic Astri well done! :) xx

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  6. A 'statement' piece of furniture for sure. that looks great and I KNOW it was a lot of work!

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  7. Oh WOW!!!! Astri. The chair looks amazing. Congrats on getting it done.

    Linda

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  8. It is amazing Astri! Oh my goodness so much work and it turned out spectacular. Well done,
    Meredith

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  9. wow never saw such amazing chair before ,everything is so unique and pretty

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  10. CO0NGRATULATIONS! You have far more patience than I! I run out of patience with larger jobs....get bored with the same project. Your chair is gorgeous - and, of course, it is ONE OF A KIND!
    I know you will enjoy this chair for a very long time. Did you spray with one of those fabric protectors? You may want to consider doing that to help prevent stains.

    You should be very proud of yourself - you've done an awesome job.

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