We started out with these beauties...

Then I pulled out the seats and backs to get the bare frame.

Here are the seats and backs, which I reupholstered, but sorry, no pic of the reupholstering.

Then I spray painted the chair frames white with rust-oleum indoor-outdoor paint.

Put them back together, and voile! There you have it!
I love how they turned out! The reupholstering was actually a lot easier than I anticipated, but the spray painting was harder. If you come over, don't look at them too closely! :)Maybe I'll post a picture of all of them on the patio once the rest of the patio furniture is looking up to par.
**Also, Olivia is 10 MONTHS today! Check out new pic and stats on the sidebar!**
11 comments:
I love your new patio furniture! Very cute! Also a word to the wise- purchase patio furniture in the fall (after the season is over)... we got an excellent deal on a porch-type swing and a barbecue last fall.
Secondly or thirdly, it looks like Olivia has grown up a lot in this last month! :)
Cute chairs! We just bought a couple Adirondack chairs for our front porch - one lime green, one sky blue. :)
Those chairs look great. Nice job!
This is a very heartening project, especially when you say it was relatively easy! (It seems like everything I touch ends up with a surprise in it to make it more difficult). Thanks for sharing!
WOW. I am so impressed. They turned out great!
It looks so good! I am proud of your resourcefulness.
They turned out really cute!
Those are WAY cute! I love the material you chose!! Way to go!!
COOL chairs. I'll definitely come over and check them out in person. I love the pattern.
Sarah! These chairs are soooo cute! You are so creative! We need to get together and have a craft day!
I love it! I'm getting way into "free-cycling" too...super fun!
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