Vintage Danish Credenza

Chaise lounge chair – Firstly, take last pieces of fabric, section by section. These pieces should remove as gently. Two, change Frame Work, batting or upholstery foam needed. Before you implement new material, make sure that the seat is stuffed and shapely. Use spray adhesive to stick foam to the frame of the chair as needed. Apply a second coat of spray adhesive to the top of the foam. This is to keep the cotton batting in place before stapling batting to the frame.
Over the area of chaise longue chair you want to restore, drape a piece of muslin cloth. This step is required only if you were not able to preserve the former pieces of fabric. For area you want to re-cover, trace out the shape it. Fold your muslin vertically to check for symmetry. Add an inch around all sides of quotas before we cut out the template from the new drug. Four, Add muslin or original fabric painting over the new move. Make your fabric pieces with cut along pattern.
Place the fabric over the area you want to re-cover. Stretch fabric taut over to the underside of chaise longue chair yours. To the underside of the wooden frame, pin the fabric pieces directly. If chaise has no curved edges, tour fabric over inch by inch as you staple it in place. If the fabric is thick, you may need to cut short vertical openings in the corner of the material to help it sit properly.