#4) Slip cover it with something that looks good and can be laundered or changed when you get sick of the color. I love my Mama Mia Covers. A cushion cover and a chair cover combined and it won’t even look like a slip cover. They use this Italian fabric that is stretchy and pet friendly. I will die sweating by this slip covers!
1.Look under the chair and coushons for a tag. It will have the information you want. 2. Use the picture you have of it to reverse image search. You may get lucky. 3. Use the way back machine or other catched service to look at pottery barn's offering from when this was sold.
You could Reupholster it, just grab some fabric from a store and sew it and staple it to the boards , and make it your own style. My 4th and 5th grade teacher had us do it as a project and it sounds harder than it is. RU-vid can explain how to do it alot better.
You can get slip covers that are larger and make it work. That's, honestly, what I had to do. Extra fabric can be hidden in crevices. Otherwise, there are several other options others have given that might help.
Yes there are options. A few years back there videos of how to make a slip cover without sewing. It just required the fabric and some pins I believe. It's doable. You've got this
I really wouldn't recommend leaving pins holding a seat together.i didn't see the videos you're talking about but I just don't think it's the safest to have the possibility of a pin getting you in the back butt leg or back of the neck...or really anywhere tbh.
Something you could do is go to Michael’s or whatever craft store you have near you and get some leather/fabric paint and try to paint over the stained parts in the chair or repaint the chair completely, hope this helps! Love you!
Look up “upholstery done near me”. You take them the chair, and pick out fabric, wait for them to finish. They can even give you fresh stuffing for the chair if it needs it. They can take a chair or sofa down to the wood frame and completely rebuild it, if it needs it. They're amazing. Or call the local vo-tech and see if their upholstery class needs a project to work on, and are willing to do your chair. A teachable moment... 👵☮️🖖
Try one of those slipcovers that are advertised by Temu or Light-in-the-box... they have departments that are for slipcovers. Just make sure you have the exact measurements of your chair so you get/order the right one.
Do you have a sewing machine? I understand why it would seem daunting to sew your own slip but it would actually be a pretty easy project for a first time sewing project.
The bleach damaged the fabric. Of course it fell apart in the washer. It's not hard to sew slipcovers. My brother in law did it with no experience sewing at all. If you're not up for it, any seamstress can do it for you.
Go to the fabric store and recover it yourself. Then, if you really want a cover, find someone who sews, does furniture, and see if they can make one for you.
Pull the cover off, and use the google app to take a photo of it and do an image search of the chair. That’s your best bet of identifying it apart from finding a part number or tag on the bottom of it.
Use the first picture for Google image search. It should at least tell you the name of the chair. Hopefully you'll get the right one to find new covers
Reason i don't do DIY projects. Either get my retired FIL (MIL calls begging for projects for him to do so he'll be put of her hair for a bit) or some of my neighbor's kids (he has 10 that need kept busy) to do them.
Well, two options are one you could get a brand new custom made one made by a professional or if you know someone or if you know how to use the sewing machine you can make yourself nothing more DIY sewing your own stuff
Maybe take measurements and see if you can make one perhaps? I personally don’t think I would do at this lol but hey you tube has so many how to vidz ❤
Did you soak the upholstery in bleach? Soaking in bleach weakens fibers... sorry this happened... but you can probably have it done by a person who reupholsters furniture... it will be a custom job and it will cost you but less than a new chair...