Materials: - Old piece of furniture - butter knife (totally professional tool I know - but it works!) - flat-head screw driver - pliers - staple gun - hammer - sewing machine - regular and zipper foot - seam ripper - upholstery fabric - plastic piping - iron I'm not a pro at this by any means (in fact this was my first attempt), but here's what worked: The basic rule of thumb is that you work one section at a time, take off the old fabric in whole pieces, then use those pieces as a pattern for your new pieces. Pay attention to how things come off - because you'll put the new pieces back on the same way. 1) Remove Staples: Starting from the bottom of the furniture, remove the staples using your butter knife, flat-head screw driver, and pliers (safety goggles are a good idea). Remove bottom covering (keep aside until later), and release the rest of the fabric from the bottom of the furniture frame. 2) Remove Fabric Section: In this case I began by loosening the side sections and removed the back piece of fabric from the chair frame (put aside with metal stretchers), and then removed the lower-front section of fabric, saving any pieces of piping that also had to come off. If any piece is sewn directly onto the furniture, you may need a seam ripper to release it. 3) Iron Out Old Fabric Section & Trace: Once I had the fabric piece removed I ironed it flat, and then traced it out exactly onto my new fabric. Cut out new fabric piece. (If you're using patterned fabric - make sure you have your piece in line with the direction of the fabric pattern before cutting it out) 4) Attach New Fabric Piece: Place new fabric piece on furniture frame in place of the old one and sew/ staple to frame in the same manner as the old one. 5) Repeat with other sections:After replacing the lower-front piece, I worked on the sides next. In this case the side pieces consisted of 1 whole jacket composed of several pieces sewn together. I removed the entire jacket and used my seam-ripper to detatch the pieces from one another. Then I ironed each piece out, traced it out onto my new fabric, sewed them back together in the same way, replaced the jacket onto the side of the chair and stapled into position on the frame. ************************************************** Piping: To make piping: 1) Remove plastic piping from old fabric sleeve (if piping cannot be re-used, cut a new piece of piping to the same size). 2) Cut a piece of new fabric long and wide enough to make a new sleeve for the piece of piping. Fold in half lengthwise and iron to crease. Sew sleeve just narrow enough to fit piping snuggly. 3) Insert piping. 4) Sandwich between right sides of fabric pieces with piping on the inside - raw edge to the outside and pin in place. 5) Sew pieces together using a zipper-foot on your sewing machine. ********************************************************* After I completed the sides, I repeated the process with the upper-front section, and then the back piece. ************************************************************* Using Fabric Stretchers: Again the rule here is put it back on the way it was, so take careful note when you pull it off. Position fabric stretchers on back side of fabric pointy side down, and poke through material. Fold fabric over, position on frame firmly (right side up) and hammer in, stretching fabric across the back. *********************************************************** 6) Replace Bottom Covering: Staple bottom covering onto furniture frame the way it was - tucking in any loose ends. 7) Enjoy your "new" furniture! If you liked this post - check out this one too for more details and better pictures on the reupholstering process: HOW TO RE-UPHOLSTER A SOFA You might also be interested in: How to Re-Upholster Furniture with Deep Folded Tufts

Robert Heinecken, Fractured figure sections (1967)

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL PHOTOS A lot of our listings have multiple photos so that we can show examples on how the transfer looks on a project as well as the exact design and layout of the transfer. Please note that the furniture and decor pieces used in example photos are not included Design your living space with Prima ❤️ New for 2023! A Redesign With Prima and Kacha Collab! Morning Purple Decor Transfer 24"x35" Redesign with Prima Decor Transfers are designed to make your pieces stand out from the rest! Instant beauty on virtually any surface you can imagine. Our Decor Transfers® are easy to use rub-on transfers that release onto a wide variety of surfaces allowing for a multitude of decor, furniture and multi-media uses. Simply peel, rub-on and transfer a beautifully detailed design to transform your next piece into a work of art. Redesign Decor Transfers Explore the many possibilities of transforming your home with our Decor Transfers. Exceptionally detailed, gorgeously composed and effortlessly easy to apply, these transfers will transform your living space. Use on walls, furniture, wood, doors and many more surfaces. The possibilities are endless.. They are also highly customizable. You can cut them into smaller pieces and only apply the sections that you want, then save the rest for another project! You can even mix and match transfers with other mixed media! There are no boundaries with Prima products. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out 😉 Deer Run Revamps is a one stop shop! We are located at the beautiful Jersey Shore 🏖️ We offer the revolutionary new product that can turn any hard surface into gorgeous stained wood, called Retique It. This brand offers the liquid wood, stains (gel stains, waterbased and oil based), brushes, wood graining tools and the "perfect every time", polyacrylic . We carry Renaissance Furniture and Cabinet Paint in a wide variety of colors! And of course we also offer Redesign with Prima products. If interested, you can follow my journey and see all of the unique pieces that I create using these products on Facebook and Instagram https://m.facebook.com/deerrunrevamps/?ref=bookmarks https://www.instagram.com/deer_run_revamps For our tutorials, you can find us YouTube and hometalk https://youtube.com/channel/UCkIsHMLW0WTdO8Jmv0z2HoQ https://www.hometalk.com/member/34063095/christinaparkermatthews

Have you ever attempted to create a concrete finish? It’s has become a favorite of mine! I created this faux concrete jewelry armoire piece in my Posh & Fancy private membership group which means I won’t give all the “how-to” details here. However, I will share with you final photos to inspire you as well as colors to create with! If you are a new reader, hello and welcome to the Fancy Fam! With over a decade of furniture painting experience, I can honestly say that sharing my projects through

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Created especially for furniture art and refurbishment, MINT by Michelle Decoupage Paper Sepia Tree. • Available in two sizes, A3 and A1. •. Printed on stock specifically chosen for decoupage. • Comes with comprehensive instructions or you can view methods of application online. MINT by Michelle papers have been meticulously chosen to ensure your projects become works of art on completion! Papers may appear larger/smaller in the web preview than they actually are. A3 - 29.7cm x 42.0cm / 11.7” x 16.5” A1 - 59.4cm x 84.1cm / 23.4” x 33.1” Please note colours can vary due to differing screen resolutions. NOTE: This product may be dispatched directly from the distributor. Other Designs: Check out our extensive range of decoupage papers by Aussie Decor Transfers, Dixie Belle’s Belles & Whistles and Redesign With Prima! Please tag us in your Facebook or Instagram posts, we’d love to see your creations and we’ll happily share them too! @littlewhitebirdlwb REMEMBER TO CHECK OUT OUR OTHER AMAZING PRODUCTS... VISIT OUR SHOP HERE > https://etsy.me/3h4cXbh SEE MORE MINT BY MICHELLE PRODUCTS HERE > http://etsy.me/3AQ1J1Q Or at - LittleWhiteBird.co.uk

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Coffee Decor Vintage House Decor Home Wall Decor Hanging Vintage Decor Gift for Kitchen Handmade Decoupage Decor Wall Art House Gift Housewares Gift Set of 2 wooden mdf plaques This unique decoupaged wall plaques are lovely decoration for any home. This is a nice gift for your mom, sister, grandmother, neighbor, friend ... An interesting detail in the kitchen. Plaques are made of wooden MDF 6mm in the decoupage technique. Decoupage is the art of decorating different surfaces with paper napkins or rice paper, applying glue, paint and sealed with several layers of acrylic varnish-eco friendly. Dimension of one plate : 16 cm x 16 cm (6,29 inch * 6,29 inch) Total height with the rope where it is hanged approximate 40 cm (15.74 inch) Weight approx 300 grams. Perfect as gift and home decoration. For your kitchen or kitchen, dear friends, mothers, sisters, grandmothers ... Note Real colors may slightly differ from one monitor to another, as it depends on specific monitor settings. Don't submerge pictures in water, wipe only with dump clothe. Thanks for visiting my store!

Pin7.8kFacebook17Share11 So you painted your furniture. You even like the way it turned out. But it seems to be missing something. It looks good… but you know it could be better. Time to dress it up. There are multiple products out there that can help with this. From tissue paper to wallpaper, stencils to gold leaf. Your options are many. But today I’m going to talk to you about decor transfers. There are many brands available today for you to choose from. I recently painted an antique armoire in a bright, vibrant color using Dixie Belle Paint products in Flamingo and Fluff. The colors were blended together for a one of a kind finish. The paint finish was very pretty but I wanted to take it to the next level… a little extra if you will. 🙌🏼 In comes decor transfers by Redesign With Prima. I chose a design called Rose Celebration because the colors complimented my paint finish so well. I mean… It’s like they were meant for one another! Decor transfers come in different styles and sizes to fit your needs. This particular design comes in 6 pieces to make the application process easier. It can get a little cumbersome trying to hold and apply one large sheet. The transfer will come with instructions and a little wooden applicator stick to rub the transfer onto your piece of furniture (or whatever you decide to put it on. Hint: it can be applied to multiple surfaces). And speaking of multiples… you can actually use the designs on multiple projects at times. This particular transfer was used on two different pieces of furniture because I cut and applied sections where I saw fit as opposed to applying the whole design. I do this a lot. Once you remove your transfer from the cylinder it comes in, it’s a good idea to lay it out and see which sections go where. You also want to make sure your piece of furniture is ready for the transfer. This means having a smooth, clean surface to apply it to. After you complete your paint finish, you want to make sure you sand it smooth with a 320 or 400 grit sandpaper to remove any lumps and bumps that could cause adhesion problems for your transfer. Don’t forget to dust afterwards. Transfers come in three parts. A clear front, the design itself, and a paper backing. The transfer should be printed on to the clear front. When you’re ready to apply it, line it up on your project of choice and slowly start to peel the paper backing away from the clear front. Again, your design should remain on the clear front. Depending on the size of the piece you’re working with and your confidence level, you can either remove the whole backing at once… or you can peel it back in small sections for more control. Press the clear front with the design to your project. Gently rub/press so it sticks. Try not to remove it once you’ve laid it down as it may stick causing damage when you lift it back up. You can use tape if you’d like to hold the piece in place and prevent moving. Next, use your stick provided by Prima to rub over the clear front. This will cause the design to let lose from the front and be pressed securely onto your project. It takes a good bit of rubbing and you will definitely get an arm workout in. I gently lift the clear front up as I’m rubbing with the stick. You can see if the design is staying on your project or still sticking to the clear front. Keep rubbing if it’s the later. Continue doing this while peeling back the clear front until you’ve rubbed all of the design image off of the clear front and onto your project. You’ve done it! Great job. Now… time to do the other 5 sheets. 😂It’s tedious and a bit time consuming but so worth the effort when you’re able to take a project from drab to dramatic. Scroll on down for a video on how to apply transfers. Be sure and like the video and subscribe to our YouTube channel. You can find us on most platforms of social media with the links below. If you’d like to try out Dixie Belle products, you can order them through our affiliate link https://dixiebellepaint.com/?aff=452 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rehab2fab/ Instagram: Https://www.instagram.com/rehab2fabdesigns Pinterest: https://pin.it/ztq4obe3wyziwz Find us on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/c/Rehab2FabDesignsTylerMartinez Thanks so much! Tyler Rehab 2 Fab Designs Pin7.8kFacebook17Share11

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IMAGE HAS A REVERSE IMAGE AVAILABLE ALSO Now you can mirror image your pieces!! Use this image alone or in conjuction with its original image (facing the opposite direction) to create all of those special pieces you've been dreaming of. Mirror image your cabinet doors, run them one end to another - the possibilities are now endless! ** please see below "these products go well with that" for paint colour recommendations for this paper ** MINT decoupage papers have been created especially for furniture art and refurbishment. Each design is available in two sizes, A1 and A3 and printed on stock specifically chosen for decoupage. Our papers have been meticulously chosen to ensure your projects become works of art on completion. Mint decoupage papers come with comprehensive instructions or you can view methods of application in the tutorial section on our website here. Papers may appear larger/smaller in the web preview than they actually are.  A3 - 297mm x 420mm / 11.7" x 16.5" A1 - 594mm x 841mm / 23.4" x 33.1"

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