Slipcover for a Resin Chair

I am not a sewer although I wish I could say that I was.  Sewers have their own language.  It's true.  I've read the patterns and I haven't a clue!  But, I am happy to say I made a slip cover for this cheap, white, resin/plastic chair.  You probably have some; the ones that do not come clean no matter how hard you scrub?  Yeah, that's them. 

This is how she looked before she got her new party dress.  Actually, this is one of four chairs that used to be my diningroom chairs when I was in college.  I think I bought them at Rite-Aid for $4.99 each.  I know, big spender.  Here she is now!!

Ok, if you insist, here's another picture.

We never have enough seating in our back yard during the summer.  Someone drops by and we're scrambling to get these chairs out of the garage and scrubbed down.  The stains are so bad our guests still look at us with doubt in their eyes, even though they just witnessed me scrubbing it down like my life depended on it.  But not this summer.  No ah-ah.  I'll be ready. 

Here's a picture of  the Kwik Sew pattern I used.

I'm linking up to some parties today; my chair has a new dress!!

Kaye

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