Abakhan Projects on a Budget

Abakhan Projects on a Budget

I am excited to be guest posting at Lily's Quilts so if you came over from Lynne's blog Welcome I hope you see a few things you like and stay awhile. Everyone else welcome back and after you enter the giveaway take a moment and check out the tutorial on recovering a footstool.

Thank you Lynne @ Lily's Quilts and Abakhan for giving me the opportunity to recover something old and make it new. It delighted my mother! Which always makes me happy. I enjoyed the challenge.

The order came with enough fabric that even giving some away, I will have plenty to complete Mom's pillow cover and back rest for her rocker.

GIVEAWAY

Would you be interested in winning a 12" x 58" piece of each canvas fabric! (That's enough to make three tote bags)!

This giveaway is open to all! It ends on September 16, 2013 at midnight!
If you are a no-reply blogger please leave an email!

1. The question is: What would you recover if you had the chance?

2. Follow Lily's Quilts and come back leave a separate comment. (If you are already a follower tell me in a comment)

3. If you follow "In The Boon Docks" you get another chance. Just leave it in a seperate comment!

Three possible chances to win!
One winner will receive (3) pieces of canvas.

Thank you for stopping by "In The Boon Docks"!
Until next time,
Create an be unique
Lisa

I have another giveaway if you would like to enter it
Quilters Candy Unwrapped
also for a chance to win mini charms!

Comments

  1. I have a couple kitchen chairs that really needs to be recovered.

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  2. I am following Lily's Quilts using Bloglovin'.

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  3. I am already a follower of Lily's Quilts.

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  4. I want to recover my office chair. I use it in my sewing room.

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  5. I follow via Bloglovin. Thank you for the chance to enter. I love that footstool. It looks fabulous.

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  6. I would love to recover 2 things if and when I get to. My sewing chair in the sewing room. And my downstairs office chair....

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  7. I am following Lily's Quilts via Bloglovin

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  8. I have a footstool just like that one and I would love to recover it. My little great granddaughter loves to sit on it and it is covered with red leather.Thanks for sharing

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  9. I do follow Lily Quilts by bloglovin

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  10. I tried to recover a rocking chair once, it didn't work out to well, but we do recover our outdoor chairs every few years.

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  11. I'm not sure what I would recover-you did a great job on your mom's footstool though! Thanks for the giveaway. vickise at gmail dot com

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  12. I follow you via email. vickise at gmail dot com

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  13. I follow Lily's Quilts via email also. vickise at gmail dot com

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  14. I have recovered or reupholstered my dining room chairs twice before. Most recently was last February when Joann was having a half-off sale on upholstery fabric. I noticed that you didn't put fresh batting and cushion to the foot stool. I had to remove old fabric, batting and cushion on my chairs just once because they were so old and flat already. I then took the base of the chair to the upholstery shop so they could cut the cushion to the size of the seat base. My dining room chairs are so comfy to sit on now that there's a brand new cushion and batting on it. What I would like to recover next is my sewing chair. Thank you for the chance to win.

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  15. My sewing room Chair..it needs to be covered and cushioned

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  16. I would recover my dining room chair seats!

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  17. I follow In the Boon Docks!
    tilleybl@aol.com

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  18. I follow Lily's Quilts :)
    tilleybl@aol.com

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  19. I have a old chair I got at a yard sale that I would like to recover. I think it would look wonderful in any of this fabric

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  20. I would like to recover my ding room chairs one day.

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  21. The above comment was supposed to be "dining" no ding. :-). I'm already a follower of Lily's Quilts.

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  22. I'm also a follower of "In the boon docks". Thanks for the chance to win.

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  23. I want to recover my dining room chairs but I would have to take the chairs apart

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  24. I have kitchen chairs that in our 19 year marriage I have covered 4 times! Well... they are due for new covers! Those poor chairs take such a beating!

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  25. Recover...hmm I don't know if I have anything at the moment...does it count if I have something at my MIL's that I can't stand?

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  26. I already follow lilly's quilts

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  27. I have a gout stool that needs recovering!

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  28. I'd recover a wooden chair bottom that my mom uses in her basket shed. That would be so neat!

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  29. What a pretty pillow..I am planning on recovering my desk chair. I have even pinned some pictures on pinerest. Thank you for sharing.

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  30. I already follow Lily's Quilts by e-mail.

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  31. I follow Lily's Quilts with Feedly also.

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  32. If I had the chance, I'd recover my sewing chair. It's OK in it's all blue cover, but I'd love it to showcase some quilting and some yummy fabrics.

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  33. I have an old footstool that I made a cover for about 15 years ago...it's time to do it again, don't you think?

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  34. i already follow you on Bloglovin.
    ks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk

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  35. I would recover an old chest lid that has seen better days, presently I have an old throw over it.
    Thanks for a great giveaway.
    ks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk

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  36. I follow Lily's Quilts with Bloglovin.
    ks(dot)eyles(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk

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  37. I have a footstool that sorely needs to be recovered. LOL But I'm loving your idea of tote bags with those fabrics!

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  38. I follow you! Love your projects. :)

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  39. I have 2 retro kitchen shairs that couls use new seats on them.

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  40. My mothers queen anne chair.
    smjohns63 at yahoo dot com

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  41. I do follow Lily's quilts.
    smjohns63 at yahoo dot com

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  42. I am a follower of yours, thanks for the giveaway.
    smjohns63 at yahoo dot com

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  43. I have a foot stool that needs recovered.

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  44. I have a pillow that really needs a new cover. The footstool looks awesome and I know your mom loves it.

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  45. I am a follower. Hope you are feeling 100% soon.

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  46. I would recover our couch in the family room... It could use a facelift!!

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  47. I follow In The Boon Docks via GFC!

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  48. I have a chair 75 years old that belonged to hubby's grandmother that I could really use this on

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  49. Our couch needs to be recovered, but I'd have much more fun recovering the rocker/glider in my daughters room :D

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  50. I also have a little stool that I have been wanting to recover. This fabric would be perfect!! Thanks!

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  51. Such a cute foot stool, I made one for my mother a few years ago also. I would recover my quilting chair, it so ratty!

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  52. I would recover my sewing chair.

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  53. I am following Lily's Quilts by GFC.

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  54. And of course I do follow your blog by GFC.Thanks

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  55. I've been wanting to recover the chair seat for my dining table since I bought them at the antique store! dezertsuz at gmail

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  56. I follow by e-mail. =)

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