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Upcycled Stool


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October 25, 2021

The finished upcycled stool.In our neighbor's trash with a broken leg. Cost of project: free. I had fabric and paint and glue on hand and it looks like a new stool for my shabby chic bedroom I have been decorating. If I hadn't snatched it, it would have gone to the dump!

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Total Time: 1 hour

Yield: 1

Supplies:

  • fabric
  • staple gun
  • spray paint
  • wood glue and clamp

Steps:

  1. I took the seat off of the frame and repaired the broken leg using wood glue and a clamp.
  2. The stool with a broken leg.
     
  3. When the glue was dry, I spray painted the legs and base of the stool to give it a fresh look.
  4. Painting the stool legs.
     
  5. Using a piece of fabric I covered the existing top of the stool and stapled the fabric to the underneath side. Then, I reattached the top to the frame of the stool.
  6. Stapling the fabric to the underside of a seat.
     
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October 30, 20210 found this helpful

Adorable. I found one at a garage sale for couple $$ and I have all the needed items to refinish. Its gonna be so much fun

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October 30, 20210 found this helpful

That's beautiful.

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