I made it using 2x4's for the main body, jute webbing, foam, batting and duck cloth fabric.
The legs are square corner Queen Anne legs that I painted black, distressed and waxed.
I'm really happy with the way this turned out. So now the question I've been contemplating is, do you call it a footstool or an ottoman? Ottoman seems so formal to me.
I will be taking this to the Arbor Day Fair in Nebraska City this weekend and hopefully it will go home with someone. Now I need to upholster a couple of bench seats. I have a much shorter to do list for tonight and I'm already half way done. Thanks for stopping by!Linking to:
http://www.myrepurposedlife.com/2013/04/catch-as-catch-can-119.html
http://madeinaday.com/2013/05/02/made-u-look-linky-69/
Ok, I've seen enough of your amazing creations that I should be surprised but I am...this is so beautiful. I think you'll have another quick sale with this as well. Stunning!
ReplyDeleteOttoman for sure, I just love that word. ;) Beautiful job on this piece.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out beautifully! It probably doesn't make any real sense, but in my mind, a footstool is shorter than an ottoman! I would call this a footstool ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis stool is lovely and will probably go fast at the fair. The fabric you chose is perfect!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Korrie... that was my first thought. Ottomans are higher than footstools. :)
ReplyDeletevery sweet footstool, good luck with your sale!!!
gail