I tried to re-upholster the original sofa.  I did a really crappy job and don’t know how to fix it without taking it apart and starting over.

Never bothered making the seat cushion.

So I made one from scratch, which was easier than I thought it would be.  But apparently I need a lot of practice.  It was way too big and I ended up hating my fabric choice.  It looked diseased.  And the base was way too big.

Didn’t bother making the back cushions.

It was supposed to be a cross of these two:
                               

Then I made another one from scratch today, and I liked it.  It was far from perfect, but it was good enough for me since I don’t have near the talent or patience of some peopleBut then I put it in the house behind the coffee table/ottoman and it’s too small.  Crap.

At least I got my toilet and fridge ordered today.

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  1. I love that first one! Very Restoration Hardware. I think they look great and I love your wood flooring.

  2. Diseased fabric. HA! I totally see where you were going with the second sofa. Could you just make a new taller back for it? Would it be any better scale-wise, then use the lovely blue sofa as a loveseat. Just thinking out loud. The only trick I could offer is to measure like crazy. You wouldn’t think I was so talented (thanks for the shoutout, I’m positively flattered!) if you saw how long it takes me to make everything. I gotta streamline. Bad. Glad the pressure’s off for the deadline! Phew!!