Plans for a Fainting Couch

RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch Post by SuzieQ (2) | (12/07/2006) Contact 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. RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch 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? RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch 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 RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch Post by LJS (1) | (09/13/2005) Contact 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 RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch Post by SuzieQ (2) | (07/07/2005) Contact 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. RE: Plans for a Fainting Couch Post by mkymlp (198) | (07/06/2005) Contact What is a fainting couch?