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NewestHi Shelley, I saw your (gorgeous) chair at Remodelaholic and came over to check out your blog. I love it – just became a follower! You have such fun ideas and I love your home decorating style! (And a very cute munchkin to boot!) -Lisa
Great guest post! I've been obsessed with your chair since the first time I saw it! Great job! Quick question, where did you get your curtains? They look like a fabric I was looking at last night on fabric.com in green, but just wanted to check to see if that's how big the print really is. I love them!
Congrats on your guest post. I love what you did with that chair. Now I just have to find me an old ugly chair.
I love your slipcover chair and your blog. I am your newest follower, I found you thru Remodelholic:)
Hi Shelley! You're getting an award on my blog today! Check it out 😉
Thanks so much for getting back to me! I just did a post on curtains and included a link back to you! I might just go for it! Did you line yours or is that just the straight fabric and how they fall? I'm just in love with the look of yours!
Hi Shelley – I've been wanting to redo my husbands High Back recliner for a while now…I've had the fabric for almost a year. (LOL) Thanks so much for your guest post over at Remodaholic…can you tell me – if you were making a slip cover for the recliner style – would you have made the back portion end at the arm rest so the chair could recline and make the arm portions seperate or what would you have done? I haven't sewn much but with your tutorial…think I might be able to attempt this. Please email me kritterblogdesigns (at) gmail (dot) com – and share your thoughts. THANKS!
You=homecoming queen! So happy for you Mrs. Crafty ninja Shelley Jones Westerman.
Cassity isn't the only one who wants that chair! It's exactly what I've been looking for to go in my nursery. Great job! New follower.
Hi- I posted this on the Remodelaholic blog but I'm reposting it here too.
Wow, you did such a great job! And how fun to guest post on Remodelaholic!!! I recently did a similar wing chair slipcover but I didn't do as good a job on the arms as you did. I did a pleat on the skirt too but I sewed it with velcro to be removeable for washing (because it doesn't get very dirty and I didn't want to re-iron it every time.) Check mine out here: http://www.honeybearlane.com/2011/03/my-wing-chair-slipcover-reveal.html
I need to check this out…fun to guest post over there!!!