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Nov
7
Ashley from Make It and Love It shows how you can create a new seat cover for a child’s saucer chair. The photo pictured to the left is the saucer chair she picked up used for $1. Go to her tutorial to see how she recovered the seat cushion to create a new super cute look.
[photo from Make It and Love It]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, recover, cover, child, saucer, chair, cushion[/tags]
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