Farmhouse Cane Back Chairs With Painted Grain Sack Stripes
It's Themed Furniture Makeover day. I always look forward to this day each month but I have to admit, this month's theme was a stretch for me because it is Farmhouse. Don't get me wrong, I love the farmhouse look with all that chippy goodness but my home is a mixed bag of Traditional, French Provincial, and Shabby Chic. I found a couple of chairs in my stash that I painted white and now those Farmhouse cane back chairs with painted grain sack stripes totally fit the bill.
I was so happy to finally do something with these dirty and dingy cane back chairs. I only had two and they didn't come with a table.
Here's a closer look at how dirty the fabric was on the seats.
I painted them with three coats of the color Vanilla Frosting chalk paint by Country Chic Paint. Once dry I hit the edges with a 220 grit sanding block for a lightly distressed look. I thought about going all chippy with it but my traditional side kicked in.
I used a brush to paint the cane, although spraying it would have been easier. I couldn't risk the chance of overspray because I have three projects on the go at the moment, some of which are for clients.
Recently I shared our Master Bedroom Window Seat ReMakeover. When I reupholstered the new seat cushion I kept the fabric from the original Window Seat Design. I'm so glad I did because it was perfect to reuse on these chairs.
I made the cushion cover with a drop cloth and painted grain stripes.
Because of the way I had randomly painted the stripes on the bench cushion, I wasn't able to cut the fabric so the stripes matched perfectly on each chair.
...but I came close.
In May I am selling at my first outdoor market and these will definitely be coming along.
If you like my Farmhouse Cane Back Chair Makeover please share it with a friend and/or save it on Pinterest.
Let's head over and see what the other DIY Furniture Girls created for their Farmhouse piece.
You'll find this project linked up to these fabulous PARTIES
Farmhouse Cane Back Chairs With Painted Grain Sack Stripes
I was so happy to finally do something with these dirty and dingy cane back chairs. I only had two and they didn't come with a table.
Here's a closer look at how dirty the fabric was on the seats.
I painted them with three coats of the color Vanilla Frosting chalk paint by Country Chic Paint. Once dry I hit the edges with a 220 grit sanding block for a lightly distressed look. I thought about going all chippy with it but my traditional side kicked in.
I used a brush to paint the cane, although spraying it would have been easier. I couldn't risk the chance of overspray because I have three projects on the go at the moment, some of which are for clients.
Recently I shared our Master Bedroom Window Seat ReMakeover. When I reupholstered the new seat cushion I kept the fabric from the original Window Seat Design. I'm so glad I did because it was perfect to reuse on these chairs.
I made the cushion cover with a drop cloth and painted grain stripes.
Because of the way I had randomly painted the stripes on the bench cushion, I wasn't able to cut the fabric so the stripes matched perfectly on each chair.
...but I came close.
In May I am selling at my first outdoor market and these will definitely be coming along.
If you like my Farmhouse Cane Back Chair Makeover please share it with a friend and/or save it on Pinterest.
Do you think they fit the Farmhouse bill?
Let's head over and see what the other DIY Furniture Girls created for their Farmhouse piece.
You'll find this project linked up to these fabulous PARTIES
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