What to do with wobbly chairs? I have been working with chairs for a dozen years now. Some chairs are just going to be wobbly no matter what you do. Many are not worth the time and effort it takes to stabilize them, but that doesn't mean they don't have a purpose. I screwed an ice cream maker can (painted with a little white) to the seat of this wobbly beauty.
I painted the chair turquoise and then sanded and stained it.
Some white flowers were the perfect accent against the turquoise piece.
Remember, something past its prime may still have life when you repurpose it.
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Hi Becky,
ReplyDeleteThe chair just got another life and it looks gorgeous! Love that color!
Jane
I love the color you chose! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute Becky...love her color. Come by today and share her at Nifty Thrifty Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
My mother-in-law was going to toss an old ladder back chair that had many coats of paint on it. I snatched it up and had it dipped at a place called "Strip-Ease" in Tallahasse. This was many years ago. I discover elaborate carvings after all those "antique kits" were removed. I simply stained the chair and we have moved it with us for about 30 years. It is currently serving as a night table in the guest room, with a little milk glass lamp I found at a good will store. I can use the back to place towels or an extra blanket for my guests to use. I love the chair, even though it will never be sturdy enough to sit in!
ReplyDeleteI don't know which is cuter, the title of the post or the chair! ;0
ReplyDeleteI love the color!!! GREAT JOB!!!! YOU ARE A WONDERFUL INSPIRATION!! THANK YOU FOR POSTING BIBLE SCRIPTURES AS WELL!!! SUCH A BLESSING!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of your wobbly chair. Can't wait to see the rest of your site.
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower~have a great day! :0)
I love your chair & the color is awesome! When you say, "I painted the chair turquoise and then sanded and stained it. "
ReplyDeleteCould you let me know what type paint you used, was it exterior paint? And also what type of stain did you use & did you cover the whole chair with the stain or just on the sanded parts so they would stand out? I would love to try this technique & would love to know how you got this look...any tips & suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!