Today's post is a continued series of furniture flips that were done by YOU guys! Last year we held a contest looking for 10 furniture pieces to feature on our website, and we loved this patio chair redo. This project was done by Mitch and Melissa Haynie from American as Texas. They picked up these two old patio chairs that had definitely seen better days. They were being held together by tape and had no seat cushions. Many people would have discounted them as trash and not messed with them, but like a true picker, Mitch and Melissa saw life

Check out this before and after old rocking chair upcycle. This is a great way to decorate Boho style on a budget. #chairupcyle #bohochair

Here's how I took an eyesore of an old armchair and turned it into a showpiece -my no sew method to reupholster a wingback chair.

If your old chair has seen better days, check out these easy chair upcycle ideas you can do. Painted furniture projects are the best way to decorate your living room, dining room and even porch on a budget.

Turn an old chair into designer inspired decor: This looks so gorgeous! You've probably noticed how hot Mongolian fur (or faux fur) is in the interior design world right now.

This chair was the definition of why I do this – it was dusty and forgotten and needed a little revival!

Few pieces of furniture get more abuse than a chair. Repair a chair in your home and make it look like new by following these instructions for chair…

Happy Trashy Tuesday! Well whatever day it is...in the Spirit of Trashy Tuesday.... Over the years I have found more of one type of furniture than any other. CHAIRS! Bonus! I recently updated this popular post and added a new project, 22 ways to upcycle an old chair! Enjoy. Triple Bonus! If you want more

Spray Painted Fabric Chair Rescued From The Trash Before I jump into what I did to the chair, I have to mention that this chair was found in the trash. Just another item that was rescued from ending up in the landfill. All of us pickers, flippers and resellers are doing a great service to our planet. But that is a post for another day. This post may contain affiliate links, please see our full affiliate disclosure for more information. We saw this chair as we were on our evening walk with the kids. Great things get set out by

Do you have an old cane barrel chair that needs a makeover? Here is a DIY tutorial on how to reupholster a barrel chair.

Happy Trashy Tuesday! Well whatever day it is...in the Spirit of Trashy Tuesday.... Over the years I have found more of one type of furniture than any other. CHAIRS! Bonus! I recently updated this popular post and added a new project, 22 ways to upcycle an old chair! Enjoy. Triple Bonus! If you want more

Patio Chair Re-build: Rather than spend $37+ each, to re-sling my patio chairs, I resurfaced them with wood slats for about $11 each.

Rehab those old metal chairs with these awesome tips!

I used the technique for weaving a rush chair seat to make a chair seat using old jeans. The antique ladderback chair is just the right hei...

Easy step-by-step DIY instructions to replace the leather seat on an antique wooden rocking chair with an embossed fiberboard seat.

Don't be scared of having a go at recovering that old armchair. If you take it slow and steady it's not as scary as you think!

I love the look of mismatched dining chairs ... check out this makeover using Superior Paint Co. Antique White, Burlap and Greystokes Grey. Here's the before…

I wanted to revamp and change the colour of this old farmhouse wooden chair into a loved again piece of furniture so took the opportunity to use up some old scr…

Experienced DIYers know: You don’t always get to work with perfect conditions. Sometimes the obstacles are budget constraints, sometimes they’re tight time frames, sometimes they’re limited materials. Sometimes they’re all three! That was especially this true this spring, when COVID-19 prompted stay-at-home guidelines in most of the country.

Are you excited to repurpose your old chairs! Learn how to make brilliant items with our easy to follow DIY ideas.

Things you can make with old chairs: how to upcycle an old chair.

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I love upcycling chairs, even these little metal child's folding chairs. I am also sharing 15 other chair upcycle projects that I have c...

You don't have to give up on your old, broken chairs just yet!

Learn how to reupholster a chair in just 5 easy steps and turn that old chair into a custom piece of furniture you are sure to love. This detailed tutorial will go through all 5 steps and includes before and after pictures!

Even if a chair has a broken seat, it can still be repaired and made new again! This post gives a step by step tutorial on how to fix a chair with a broken seat by cutting a new seat from wood and upholstering it with fabric.

How to remove pressed cane from a chair using 2 ways - the Easy and Stubborn Spline Methods - perfect for beginner chair caners!

Easy chair seat idea with 2 inch cotton or nylon webbing cut into strips and then woven across the seat and secured with a staple gun.

Dreams change. In 2014, I was - happily married... and very happily living a dream. Then my husband of 36-1/2 years died. Everything changed.

Doesn't everyone have a stack of ties in fall and halloween colors? I've been collecting orange/fall colored ties and purple ones for about a year now. It's actually harder than you think to find these colors..IMAGINE THAT..men who don't want to wear purple and orange ties. Hee Hee I guess it's not a very common color and most of the ties I found that color are vintage ties and are REALLY cool and some even wool....even cooler(nice textures silks and wools)! The chair I picked up at George's...one of my favorite places!! I added batting and covered the chair in an orange color in case any of the ties happen to show through. Then I started weaving the ties. I just get done weaving and my son is laughing and says, "look a tie arm!" I just had to throw that in here because my son and I had a really good time making this chair. He was quite helpful and funny(he's my only one not in school yet)! I then trimmed all of the ties off and had a beautiful tie chair ready to take pictures. The pictures inside weren't going so well so I took my chair out front to get some better lighting at this time of day. I love the striated detail in the chair and didn't have to change a thing(I guess it happens once to everyone...finally a chair I didn't have to paint). I loved the weaving but on the back(it is narrower than the front) I had to go to the outside with the last tie. It actually added a cute detail going around the outside of the chair leg. Aren't all those tie colors just yummy? I L-O-V-E love them!! I love that I can use this chair for Halloween and clear through Thanksgiving. Wouldn't it just be SO cute with stack of pumpkins or to have pumpkins sitting on the floor around it and have a really cute place for people to take on and off their shoes at the front door. I can just imagine!!! This project was so fun and didn't take long(as long as you don't count the year it took to gather all the ties in these cool colors and the fact that I didn't have to paint the chair) it was a cinch!! Yes, another fall project off my list and just about twenty more to go!! I have a lot of projects rolling around in my head and I really need to get them out before they disappear. Poof!! I really should write them down, anyways.....enjoy my little project for the day! Bring on Fall!!

Frustrated by a loose, wobbling chair? This step-by-step walkthrough shows how to repair a wobbling chair's loose connections.

How to reupholster a chair without sewing or removing existing fabric. See how I transformed an old chair with new fabric using a staple gun.

Isn't she a beauty!?! I saw immediate potential in her when my friend Amber brought her to my house. She picked her up at the local thrift store for only $12.00.Amber picked out the fabric,

Easy step-by-step DIY instructions to replace the leather seat on an antique wooden rocking chair with an embossed fiberboard seat.

We're putting a broken chair on our porch after seeing this update idea Who knew a chair could be so welcoming?There were a few comments about this chair in my "Funky Hand Painted Bench" post. It couldn't be seen clearly, so I thought I'd do a quick post

I love the look of mismatched dining chairs ... check out this makeover using Superior Paint Co. Antique White, Burlap and Greystokes Grey. Here's the before…

Spray Painting Metal Folding Chairs are the way to entertain affordably. Refurbish old chairs to new again! Here's how we updated ours to look new!

How to create Pottery Barn and Restoration Hardware knock off no sew dining chairs using 1970s castoff chairs.

Before and after makeovers are always rather shocking right? It’s always some sad piece of furniture that gets a new paint job or rework to be a brighter, bolder, more modern form of itself right? They’re always so cool. This one is no different except the after photo of these chairs — well, how do we say this — they’re not even chairs anymore.We checked in with Brooke over at All Things Thrifty where this simple chair with busted caning was in need of a makeover.

Rejuvenate Vintage Metal Lawn Chairs: Thank you Instructables for motivating me to finally get to this project. In this Instructable I will show how I rejuvenated a set of vintage metal lawn chairs dating back to the late 1950's or early 1960's. By no means am I restoring these to the …

You'd pay hundreds of dollars for pieces like this in the store.

Spray Painted Fabric Chair Rescued From The Trash Before I jump into what I did to the chair, I have to mention that this chair was found in the trash. Just another item that was rescued from ending up in the landfill. All of us pickers, flippers and resellers are doing a great service to our planet. But that is a post for another day. This post may contain affiliate links, please see our full affiliate disclosure for more information. We saw this chair as we were on our evening walk with the kids. Great things get set out by

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It's that time again, It's Cent-Sational! Last month was our first month doing the Cent-sational Salvage Challenge. And I've gotta admit it was pretty amazing!…

I wanted to revamp and change the colour of this old farmhouse wooden chair into a loved again piece of furniture so took the opportunity to use up some old scr…

I've been on the look out for seating options that I could use in our new screened-in-porch. I mentioned the Habitat for Humanity Restore before. I may have a small obsession because I peruse through the Restore on a nearly weekly basis at this point. You never know what you will find and when the price is right, one can find some great deals. For example, I picked up a pair of vintage metal fold-able chairs for $15. These late 1950's vintage gold tone metal folding chairs are sturdy and still have plenty of life left in them. 1950's Vintage Chair One advantage to older constructed chairs is their simplicity. The vintage chairs are really simple to take apart. I gave them a good scrub including the vinyl seat material, which are still in decent condition. Because I planned to use these chairs outdoors, I coated them with UV-Resistant, non-yellowing Rustoleum. I gave the frames two coats of Rustoleum and also coated that chain linked table you see in the background. I found that little chain table on sale at Home Goods. I switched out the seat cushion batting with a polyester batting which is mildew resistant. I found the polyester outdoor fabric on sale at Joann's online. I decided to keep the original vinyl material as an extra layer of water resistance. I added the outdoor fabric over top. Here is the final product. The pair of chairs is a small but good start to my future seating and dining areas on our new porch. Pair of 1950's Vintage Chairs Daphne likes the chairs too