I took it to the backyard and placed it on a curtain panel (which I use to protect the grass!) and gave it a good coat of Rust-Oleum mid-deep purple.
I didn't over-coat the seat of the stool however, and I'll show you why soon!
Make sure you get close and inside any cuts, scratches, or inscriptions. See? Making sure it's purple inside makes a HUGE difference.
Now we're getting to the fun part!!
Step One
•Choose a fabric and cut it so that it completely covers the seat and the sides of the seats
Step Two
•Mod Podge over the seat
•Place fabric evenly
•Do not Mod Podge ON TOP of the fabric
•Mod Podge the sides of the seat by covering the wood with Mod Podge, pressing the fabric down, and Mod Podging over the fabric
•Fold the corners to the left to create an arrow shape
•Mod Podge them down as well
Ta-Daaaa!
- Megan
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