Anyways, long story short, it's finally done!
I didn't get enough fabric. Of course. But it was actually a good thing. I had enough to cover the bench but not enough for the piping. I briefly considered going back to get more of the same fabric but then I realized I had some scrap fabric in an off white which would be a nice contrast. I'm really thrilled I ended up going that way!
I hesitated on this pattern a bit because our bedspread is pretty pattern-heavy but in the end I stopped caring and went with it because I liked it! What do you think, too much?
True to form it is definitely not perfect. I cut one side too short and had to shove a scrap of fabric behind it so that you couldn't see the foam. I can't staple it or you'll see the staples. I think I'm going to get some iron on hem tape and call it a day. You can also see here that my piping around the leg doesn't line up with the other piping. Again, it's because my fabric was just a tish too short. I'm not worried about it, and if you are....sorry. It took a year and a half. Chances are it will sit just like this for another year.
I need your opinion though. To paint the legs or not paint the legs? I'm thinking a deep plum could be really cool and play off the peacock pattern. Or just a cream to match the trim could finish it off. Maybe a dark navy? Leave them brown? The brown just seems a little weird to me.
I vote navy legs!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute....I really like the contrasting piping. I vote for navy legs, also.
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