PS way better than that floral!

Nice job! I like DIY projects but have never tried upholstering an entire chair... Only chair seats ! I will check out the blog.

Thank you! I was a little nervous at first but it turned out great!

Job well done

Good job!

You are a craftswoman!

Hi, I really need to see how you did this. I just got a wing back chair but your blog link gives me this message: :(

Blog not found

Sorry, the blog you were looking for does not exist. However, the name therookierenovator is available to register!

My apologies. I did close my blog down because I had to halt alot of projects on my home. Here is the link to the designer that I learned the process from. It was very easy. Let me know if I can help you more!
http://www.rashoncarraway.com/2011/11/details-on-my-tom-ford-inspired.html?m=1

Nice job. Looks great.

good job!

Kim, I love how this looks – the combination is brilliant.

Can you tell us how the paint's holding up? I'm also curious as to how it feels to the touch – does it feel kind of vinyl-is?

Nice!

Thank you Carolyn! Although I no longer have the chair (I actually sold it for way more than I put into it ), it held up for a good two and a half years. No need for touch ups. I think the key is really getting that paint in the fabric and layered good. As far as the feel of it. It is almost leather like. Feels thick to the touch and not like plastic. I hope to redo a chair I recently purchased at a yard sale for $10 the same way but in black. I hope that helped!

Does the paint wear off when you sit on it? Will it harm clothing

I have 2 chairs I'm thinking about painpainting but I am concerned it will stain

As long as you use the correct paint (Acrylic) and dry thoroughly it will not and has not. I have seen some transformations with chalk paint however, I have never used it therefore I cannot vouch for that method.