Yesterday I left you with my freshly slipcovered wing chair...
But I think we all agreed that it needed a more finished look.
I decided to fold the excess fabric under and pin with upholstery pins.
I love how this shows off the shape of the piece.
But I'm not done yet!
I decided to add nailhead trim.
Have you worked with this product yet?
It's essentially a roll of nailheads - every 5th nailhead has a hole where an actual nailhead can be applied. If you look closely you can see that they all connect, but it's a small price to pay for this type of convenience - at least in my book!
Maybe not every one's cup of tea, but considering this is just a slipcover and being only $17 - this was too good to pass up.
Here is the trim along the base of the chair.
And here it is along the curve of the arms.
Ready for the big reveal?
Just one more of the before!
And finally, the after!
Nailhead trim and upholstery pins help to give this basic slipcover a custom tailored look at very budget friendly price.
Thanks again Sarah at Three Boys for the inspiration.
Until next time,

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11 comments:
Love it! I've never seen nailhead trim like that. Very cool! I will remember this for the future. Your chair looks gorgeous, Liz! Love all the ideas you've been sharing the past couple of weeks. You go girl! xo
AH! Amazing! I love it and you can't beat the price!
So smart. I love nailhead trim.
great job! love the soft gray color and the nailhead trim does finish it off well...just visiting from 'yesterday on tuesday'
blessings,
alison
stuff and nonsense
This turned out wonderfully, Liz! I hopped over from the Wow Us party and really enjoyed your sink skirt project, too! I am a new follower!
Looking good, Liz...you AND the chair!
I love it, the trim is perfect! Thanks for linking up to Beyond the Picket Fence.
Great job!
Denise
Extreme Personal Measures
YOu did a fantastic job! Slipcovers are tricky and yours turned out great!
That turned out fabulous. I'm your newest follower. I'm having my 1st link party tomorrow (Monday) it would be great if you would stop by and add your project. http://diyhshp.blogspot.com
Love the detail in your chair. It turned out so cute!
-emily
www.nestnestingnested.blogspot.com
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