I promised her I would paint it right away (I always say that), and even though she knew better, as always, she indulged me. This chair sat in our hallway for awhile. Our cats found it to be very comfortable, that's why the kids called it "Grandma's Chair" because the fabric was shabby and out of date, the wood worn, and the cats sat on it all day (as if on Grandma's lap).
I love MacKenzie-Childs, and how she uses black & white checks, so immediately I was drawn to this fabric when I saw it! I bought a bunch, not really knowing what I would do with it, but I knew I'd use it at some point (just a side note, I have a room FULL of things, I'm going to use at some point). Anyway, when I started on this chair, the first thing I did was redo the seat. I dove into my bucket of fabrics and decided this black & white check was what I was going to build this chair around.
I chose the pinks & greens, for no other reason then, I think they look great with black and white, and vola, no more Grandma's chair. I purchased some wonderful fringe from a local craft store, and dressed it up even more. To my delight, I sold this chair on Etsy, just a couple weeks ago!
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