
It turns out that my search brought up the opposite: the quilt is part of the chair.
















I would say it's a novel idea but, it turns out, using a quilt to upholster a chair is fairly common among crafters. I guess great minds do think alike! Have a wonderful week.
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Years ago, when I was first married and broke, someone gave us a sofa they were throwing out and I patchworked it, using a book of furnishing fabric samples. Now I really wish I had some photos of it!
Aren't they beautiful! A quilter will quilt anything just to be able to use their skills--and turn the mundane into something cheerful and colorful.
I think you're right, Jenclair. I've been thinking that they are so pretty, I want one. The problem is that you have to cut up a perfectly good quilt. That goes against the grain so much that I just don't think I can do it. But then I'm not as brave as Kaja about anything sewing-related! I wish you had pictures, Kaja. I'd love to see your work.
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