When I am out gallivanting around my favorite thrift stores, I’m hard-pressed to not come home with a chair of some sort. No matter the silhouette or size, and, too, the more tattered and torn the ...

Keep hand-sewing needles and pins organized by upcycling shoulder pads. You can remove shoulder pads from worn-out shirts and use them to keep hand-sewing needles organized. The color of the DIY pin ...

Nothing brings a kitchen together like matching the upholstery with the curtains — and this nifty tea towel DIY makes it a ...

An outdated or worn out chair cushion is no reason to go shopping for new furniture. Instead of giving up on a perfectly good piece or hiring an professional upholsterer, follow these easy steps to ...

1. For the base, have a piece of plywood cut to 24 by 24 inches at a home-improvement store or lumberyard. 2. Lightly sand and paint all 4 cubes; let dry. 3. Line up cubes, as shown. 4. Center base on ...

Sitting up straight can feel like an impossible feat. I'm constantly slouching while I work, and it leaves me with a perennially sore back. I've tried a few techniques to help snap me out of this bad ...

1. Cut the iron-on webbing into 15mm wide strips. 2. Cut the fabric for the front section to the size of your cushion inner, allowing an extra 20mm around all sides. 3. Cut the fabric for the back ...