The steps below follow the order of the work for this furniture project.
Alissa at 33 Shades of Green has such great style. I love her taste, look at this redo: . Two of my outdoor patio chairs were in desperate need of new cushions. I bought these chairs a few years ago and the original brick-red colored cushions had become really faded and discolored after a few summers in the sun. . Here are the chairs before: . . There was no way I was going to put these chairs out again this year looking like this! . . Of course, this project was on my to-do list all winter but I somehow managed to put it off until last month. . I started by using trace paper and tracing the existing cushions to make a pattern. . . I pinned the patterns to the fabric and cut out the pieces. . . Once I had the pattern pieces cut out, I wrapped them around the existing cushions and pinned the fabric around them so that I would know where to sew. . . Sewing was a bit tricky, but I’m pretty happy with how they turned out – and they definitely look much better than the old cushions! . . . . . . Now that these are finished, I am officially ready for Summer. I hope everyone had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend! My Dad helped me put up a new flag up just in time to celebrate the holiday. . *** The fabric I used for the cushions is by Waverly from their Sun N Shade Collection. The pattern name is: SNS Lovely Lattice, color is: Citrine..
