I would be interested Lenny  on how you plan to make it easy to chage 
patterns with seasons, unless of course if was like a throw cover. Lee


On 
Sun, Aug 23, 
2009 at 01:52:58PM -0400, Lenny 
McHugh wrote:
> Well last fall we were planning on reupholstering  the dining room chairs. 
> One thing after another caused it to be put off. Yesterday we started the 
> project. The fabric had to be ordered and was shipped to the store. I knew 
> that I needed two yards and was going to add a few extra inches. We were 
> told that we had to order exact yardage. The mistake that we made was not to 
> have the store open and check the fabric. Well it is about two inches short 
> and not cut evening. I will still be able to finish the project but Karen 
> learned a lesson on ordering fabric. And that is to make sure that the store 
> checks it before you leave.
> The worst part of the project so far was ripping off the old fabric. There 
> must have been two hundred staples in each of the six chairs.
> Karen became a little upset with my suggestion and that was to change the 
> fabric for different seasons. Something for Christmas, then followed by a 
> winter, spring, patriotic, autumn and back to Christmas. I told her that I 
> could make it so the fabric was easily removed .
> Actually, I am not ever looking forward to replace it again.
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> Lenny
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