Sasha lived in the same dorms as me my freshman year at BYU. We just reconnected at a mutual friends birthday party...and realized we looked familiar and figured out where we knew each other from. She took a design class and picked out some fabric to decorate her front room
Ottomans--BEFORE--vinyl like fabric with an interesting upholstry job (pulled over at corners and "eased" in).
AFTER---she chose a great cottage floral with a 3/4 length gathered skirt for the wing backs and a coordinating plaid for the ottomans.
SIDE NOTE---just got back from our annual trip to Maui and hit the ground running with two appointment days out back to back---dropping off and picking up new items and doing fittings. I need a "mom" day to put my house back together and do some laundry.
Anyhow here are some pics from the trip! Gotta love 80 degree weather in the dead of winter!
I LOVE the beach...this pic is in Kihei, where we stayed.
We did a zipline tour this time....lots of fun. We also did a kayak tour, rafting tour, and whale watch.
We drove around the north end of the island on our last day. We discovered a few waterfalls off the side of the road.
Our last sunset in Maui.
Heber climbing for coconuts!
Can't wait for next year....although I think we may try Puerto Rico next time.
7 comments:
wow - the wingback chairs look so much more modern with a slipcover! I'm going to have to 'pin' this one to my slipcover samples board on Pinterest!!
I love what you did with the ottomans! Some projects require a little more thought...you did an awesome job!
I love what you did with the ottomans! Some projects require a little more thought...you did an awesome job!
I have to recover a wingback chair as the old cover has had it, it was done in a plain fabric but yours look so good I will give the fabrics a go.
Merle.......
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Like your work, You are doing a wonderful job. Awesome!!!
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It never bothered me that I had to use whatever I could get my hands on but as I grew up I could afford to buy my own balls and shanks of yarn, Sukkapuikot
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