New Chair Pad for Vintage Chaise

I wanted to show you what I made for a chair pad for this Vintage Chaise.

Before

After


Here's How I Did It.

Terry was getting new tires put on our car and he had some time to kill before they would be done.  So right across the parking lot of the tire place was a Menards.  As he walked around the Menards he found this great chair pad on clearance for $15.  Gotta love that man he has tools and knows how to use them and can seek out a great bargain!

I cut off the outer fabric to find a wonderful white chair pad underneath.

I used some of the ruffle from the table cloth on this chair.  Used my glue gun so I can pull this ruffle off in the future for a change up if need be.

I only glued the ruffle to the end and the lower sides of this chaise.  I did not want to cover up her cute scroll design or tires.

I took this Ikea Duvet cover that matched my drapes and dining room chairs to make into the new pad.
It was pretty easy to do.  Just put it in the opening of the duvet and pulled it over the to sewn side of the duvet.  This way I only had to cut and sew one straight line on the other side and at the top and bottom of the pad. 

So now my cute little chaise lounge matches the other dining room chairs in the room.

Here she is with her ruffle and chair pad.  I am glad I left the scroll design and wheels showing.  

So now I have my lounge chair to relax and read inside and my outdoor chaise as well.

So happy to have an outside lounger and now an inside lounger.

So as you can see a lot of things are being skirted in my dining room area.  I am getting a lot of re love DIY's out of that ruffled table cloth.

I think I am done skirting things in this dining room space.  Have a great week.  Enjoy all that the new week brings.
Kris
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