Yesterday I popped down to my local Spotlight Store after a little birdie had told me of a 30% off sale.. With a  'dash to the haberdashery' I happened upon some fabric that took my eye. Would my hubby  like the fabric chosen?! - the thought was there for about as long as it took for my receipt to pop out of the eftpos machine.. I was taking my fabric home!! :D
| Our dear old zebra pattern dining room chairs were very  tired and worn.  | 
| My new French inspired fabric.. Oh so pretty! | 
Hubby used to be an Upholsterer many moons ago, so this job was going to be very easy for me.
All I had to do was point and shoot as my hubby did the work!
| Unscrew the cushion base.. | 
| Take off the old cruddy fabric.. | 
| We are going to re-use our foam inserts as they are still in pretty  good nick for their age.  | 
| Measure the cushion base and then  measure the fabric to the size you need.  | 
| Lay the fabric over the cushion and decide which way you want the pattern to run. My fabric didn't have a specific pattern, which makes it easier to place!  | 
| Tacking the corners down first.. | 
| Folding the fabric over the edges firmly and holding in place as you staple along the edges..  | 
| Cutting out the extra fabric in the corners, so it's a neater fold.. | 
| Stapling the corners (almost like hospital corners) | 
| Smoothing out the fabric and making sure it fits  snugly without pulling.  | 
| Lastly, replacing the evolution - which we reused from the other cushion- this just finishes off your work and keeps it tidy!  | 
| There is Hubby - With my new chair cushion! | 
| The New version next to the Old version.. 1 Down - 5 More to go! Amazing what a fresh face can do to a piece of furniture!  | 
Well done...looks great.
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