Slipcovers by Shelley

Nursery Chair

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First off Holly over at BITS OF EVERYTHING is hosting a giveaway for my Pillow Talk- ebook. Head on over and check it out. I gave her a copy of the book and she made all 5 pillows that I demoed in the book for her porch. I am also offering her readers a promo code for the ebook.
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This client wanted to redo a chair for her nursery. I loved her vision…dark gray with white piping…TURNED OUT AMAZING….
Chair— BEFORE…a little dated and floral.
Chair- AFTER

AFTER

Check out this amazing nursery! Her mom came and stenciled her wall! She also made the bumpers for her…she did a GREAT JOB!

 Love the ruffled pillow that she got from Anthropologie.

Bumpers—

The back cushion was originally pillow style with a single row of piping. I boxed it and made it have two rows of piping. I like boxed cushions better, and almost always change them.
SIDE NOTE—- More pics from our projects last weekend at the CABIN. I love to see my boys helping and working. I joke that I bought this place to teach my boys how to work.

Full shot of the place—

 We put some gravel underneath the cabin…so now hopefully the boys won’t get so dirty and messy up my slipcovers!

My two oldest boys hauling gravel up from the driveway.

Oh MY GOSH….hold your breath….Luke actually got in on the action too! Heber must have bribed him with some candy or money. He carried up 5 buckets of gravel.

Heber’s brother and our friend Jared came to help out for the weekend.

Logan loves the power tools!
Here’s the BEFORE for where we built the railroad tie steps into the grade along the side of the deck.
DURING—here they are half way done.

The boys doing some Man work…moving big rocks to make a wall.

AFTER–

AFTER– with the rock wall almost done.
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Tan Linen Chair and Matelesse couch

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Barbara has been a client for probably 10 yrs. She had me come to do a chair for her family room. She was deciding between two chairs…one more of a straight back formal wingback and this chunky large wingback. This one was up in her loft and between the two of us we hauled it down to put it in place to see which one fit the space better. We decided that this chair was a better quality and more comfy than the formal wingback.

Chair– BEFORE

Chair– AFTER….out of tan linen, which laid beautifully. I didn’t have a chance to iron the wrinkles out during the delivery. 
AFTER—

Here is a photo of her couch I did 7 yrs ago! I never took pics of it. It was a cream matelesse with a 5″box pleat skirt all the way around.

It still looks BEAUTIFUL! I don’t think my boys would have been that kind to a couch for 7 years.

I did a band around the front edge to fit in with the curve of the couch before I attached the box pleat skirt.

SIDE NOTE—- Cabin deck and stair project

AFTER pic— Handrail and lower deck is DONE!!!

Here is the lower deck section getting finished.

First two sections of completed handrail! I was SUPER EXCITED!  I bought the posts and balusters about a year ago off KSL.com and our local ReStore store.

 Heber’s Brother and our friend Jared came up and helped.

AFTER– LOVE THIS VIEW!!!!

Since we removed the outside stair case, Heber and the big boys built steps into the grade with railroad ties. It was quite the weekend! I spent my time taking the boys on four wheeler rides and putting back on all my slipcovers (I took them all home to wash them…8 loads to wash all the slipcovers, curtains, and duvet covers). The little boys helped shovel gravel and bring it up the hill.

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Sun Room Slipcovers

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My client had bought some great furniture for her sunroom…and then realized she had made a huge mistake. It was too dark and not the bright airy feel she decided she wanted.

Sunroom– BEFORE

Sunroom–AFTER she bought some quilted cream fabric for the couch and and some cream cotton canvas for the chairs.

We used the quilted fabric for the couch but used the chair fabric for the piping. It would have been painfully thick to use the same fabric for the piping. The quilted fabric had batting quilted to it on the back side.

The yellow pillow on the couch from Pottery Barn was her inspiration for the buttons on the back of the chairs.

Canvas piping on the couch.

Large 2″ coconut buttons with loops.

This sunroom…turned out BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Side Note— Huge projects at the cabin this weekend! Heber removed the outside staircase a few weeks ago. This weekend we are finishing the lower deck and putting a new handrail on the deck. 

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