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| Want to give your kitchen a facelift? | 
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| I had 2-toned bar stools which I liked but didn't LOVE... | 
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| So I got this stuff: The foam is from Walmart (3.75 per seat), the vinyl was also from Walmart (about $1.00 per seat. I borrowed the staple gun (I really want to buy one for myself though!!!) and my sweet Mama bought me the fabric (you will need about 2 yards or more depending on how many seats you do). | , | 
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| I started by cutting the fabric to generously overlap each seat. | 
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| Then I decided to tea- stain the fabric to make it look a little more antique-looking. | 
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| Simply soak the fabric in black tea (which I don't drink, but use a lot for antiquing fabric!) | 
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| After completely stapling the fabric tightly around the seat and foam, next add the vinyl. (I didn't glue my foam to the seat but I have seem it done like that...) | 
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| finally, screw the seat back on the stool. | 
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| much better! | 
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| I don't even mind when the kids spill on it!!! | 
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| Yeah! A kitchen makeover for about $5 per seat!!!!! (I didn't bother taking pictures of my living room which was a complete disaster when I got done...) | 


 
 
Hi Sara, Cousin Emil here. How fun that you've started a blog! This is so great! Hope you are doing well. I would love to see you sometime, but I just don't know when. Take care!
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