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Plans for a Fainting Couch

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Date: 07/05/2005 Topics: Home Improvement > Furniture Making | Readers Request > Crafts  
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I am looking for plans to build a fainting couch. One with a simple wooden frame that I can complete kind of quickly and upholster.

Sue from NY
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Post by SuzieQ (2) | (12/07/2006)
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Hi Sandi in Georgia, I haven't found any plans for a fainting couch, but, I did make one. I used an old upholstered chair I found at a yard sale. If your interested you can e-mail me at susie49ny AT yahoo.com and I will try to explain how I did it.


Post By Sandi in Georgia (Guest Post) (12/07/2006)
Hey, Sue:
Sounds like we're cut from the same cloth. I'm interested in finding plans to make my own fainting couch also. Have you had any luck yet?


Post By Sue from NY (Guest Post) (09/18/2005)
Hi Lorie, That sounds great. I hope you get the plans soon. I am very interested.

Sue from NY


Post by LJS (1) | (09/13/2005)
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Hi Sue: I am looking for a fainting couch plan, also. I am communicating with a company that does other furniture plans and if I have any successful response to this, I will pass it on to you.

Lorie in Canada


Post by SuzieQ (2) | (07/07/2005)
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A fainting couch was used in the late 1800's for ladies to recline on when they felt faint from the too tight corsets they wore. It's kind of like a chaise lounge with a slanted back usually with one arm and was upholstered in rich fabrics in the victorian style.


Post by mkymlp (198) | (07/06/2005)
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What is a fainting couch?


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