I bought an ottoman at a yard sale. It was clean and well-built. It was a nice size. And it was $10.
But the fabric was UGLY!
And then I found this diamond checked upholstery fabric at another yard sale. It was new, unused. I love the bold graphic pattern! Best of all, it was $3 for about 2+ yards.
And so I started another project. I took the ottoman apart stitch-by-stitch. And I used the old pieces as a pattern to reupholster the ottoman. I recovered the cushion. I used white muslin on the bottom of the cushion because I didn't have enough of the diamond-pattern fabric. There is velcro connecting the cushion to the ottoman base. I reused the velcro and the zipper from the original ottoman covering. When I finished, I had an 18 inch square of leftover fabric.
For $13 and about three hours, I am pretty pleased with the finished product.
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