A good tutorial for making your own wood signs. Easiest version I've ever seen.

Holiday ● DIY ● Tutorial ● Santa Hat Chair Covers. These would be great made with tassels hanging instead of pompom to be for other special occasions.

Today I'm delivering some children's furniture that I painted with a superhero theme. I'm still waiting on a fourth chair, which will have a Wonder Woman motif. The "S" on the table is for the little kids' last name...they wanted...

Haider Ali, Truck Art on Furniture, Via My Opera

Love this idea of using a burlap valance to skirt a chair. I have done this with a bedskirt.

My painting: Santa's Chair

Our luxury upholstered bench with carved arms detail and very high backrest. Take a look at the buttoned leather upholstery.

Paisley painted desk

Recently while thrift store shopping, I came across the cutest little chair for five dollars. After a little DIY upholstery work, it turned out even cuter. Here's how the chair looked when I first brought it home. It was a dark, scratched up wood and the seat cover was covered in a strawberry print. Pretty much awesome. Strawberries or not, I thought it had the sweetest little shape and I loved the detail on the wooden frame. I decided to paint the frame a light blue and recover the cushion…

Hand painted pair of chairs custom ordered in Dorothy Draper colors. Accented with crystals and cabochons.

Crayola crayon chair

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Come on in--it's time for Corpsegoddess' Graveyard Shift. On this page I'll be putting anything spooky, gothy, scary, eerie or ethereal that strikes my twisted fancy. I also have a veil fetish, I love stripey tights, fashion photography and cool makeup. Enjoy. If you love Halloween, please wander over to my other blog: Wood Smoke and Pumpkins If you enjoy schooling the younger generation: Actually, yes, this *is* Goth

I told you all that we are going bold and bright in my daughter’s room. You remember the $3.99 Goodwill chairs? Here is what we did with 2 of them for her room: Re-covering chairs like this is easy peasy. 1. Remove the screws from the bottom of the chair with a screwdriver or drill. 2. Peel back the top fabric and see 3 decades of fabric underneath 3. Take your new fabric, fold, and staple with a heavy duty staple gun (no one is going to be looking underneath your chairs) {fabric is Amy…