The

 

STOOOOL 

 

... is of top quality!

But its top lacking in quality when it comes to being comfy for the

seated's backside.

To match the room's colouring I am asked for something in rose/pink

 with or in green, please.

 

  • In my boxes with fabric I find those two.
  • I decide on the terry cloth (alias granny's bathroom curtains).
  • Fix some layers of wadding to one another with a couple of stitches.
  • Squeeze it into the cushion cover already sewn on the machine.
  • Close the seam by hand.
  • To keep the different layers in place I want a decorative button in the middle...
  • The big white one seems a good choice for not being to thick.
  • And it really does not bother the seated! :)

STOCKholm-syndrome

SOS.LEFT.OVER

Mr Schoolmaster made a vaulting box stand in the corner - to feel ashamed of itself.

Because of an ugly hole in its cover and stuffing!

 

VERY cruel and highly inacceptable to me of course. I tell him off - the master not the

box - for being such a mindless bugger. ... Well, to be fair; the first DID see the potential of the latter, which is why he put it in a corner instead of the bin...

 

Together we stuff the hole, close it with the leather-look-alike-cloth that worked wonders for the camel saddle stool before and fix both with glue.

 

And then we solve the algebra equation of 4x(2w) = foot stool-low table.

It is an A+ - be seated, sir!!!