Fortunately, we didn't finish all the chairs before I remembered to take pictures. Here's the before, during and after.

I had the foam cut at two inches thick. What was on there before wasn't much, either that or it disintegrated over the years.

The old fabric was perfect for dining chairs. It didn't fade or wear that much at all.

I'm sure the new fabric won't last as long, which makes me feel a bit ashamed at our modern thinking. However, I do like the way it looks with the wood.

3 comments:
You mean before you remembered to tell ME to take pictures! just kidding. Still say you should get some vinyl to cover them...that should make them last longer.
I really like the fabric. You cannot prevent wear, but you can protect them from soil by either spraying the fabric with water proofing spray or covering them when a mess is likely.
Very nice. It makes the simple design more interesting.
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