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Transform older furniture
With just a few steps, renewal of the home is attainable. Find inspiration to give your furniture a new look with the sisters' ideas for terrific transformations with paint, yarn scraps and embroidery.
May 2023
Poignant paint.
The shelf here is painted in two shades of green where the middle shelf stands out in a lighter grass green. Make sure to prime the surface with a good primer before the final colour is added.
Poignant paint.
The shelf here is painted in two shades of green where the middle shelf stands out in a lighter grass green. Make sure to prime the surface with a good primer before the final colour is added.
Colour play.
Try out different colours and find the colour tones which match your home décor.
Possibilities.
A wooden dining table can also be seen as an empty canvas where the possibilities of adding a personal touch are endless.
A breath of fresh air.
The table's new lilac colour lifts the entire living room. Even the smallest details can foster the largest change, as the sisters say.
Try out.
To each colour its own transformation. Play with the colours before you make your final decision.
Often it is the very small details, dear Anna…
CLARA
… which create the most change and coherence, sweet Clara.
ANNA
On display.
A cabinet is quite perfect for displaying lovely finds and memories.
Accentuate.
With the addition of three warm colours the interior of the cabinet stands out more notably. The colours here are terracotta, sand, and a warm yellow.
Needle and thread.
Renew a simple monotone pouffe with embroidery.
Doodles.
The velvet pouffe has been embroidered with the loveliest motifs of flowers, leaves, and a graphical eye.
How to.
Remove the fabric from the pouffe. Here, a spatula is used to lift off the fabric. Then, undo the seams and pull the cover off the pouffe. Now, the fabric is ready for embroidery.
How to.
Remove the fabric from the pouffe. Here, a spatula is used to lift off the fabric. Then, undo the seams and pull the cover off the pouffe. Now, the fabric is ready for embroidery.
Tip.
Use an embroidery ring to fasten the fabric for embroidery. No templates have been used here, as the motifs are doodles made with simple basting stitches.
Tip.
Use an embroidery ring to fasten the fabric for embroidery. No templates have been used here, as the motifs are doodles made with simple basting stitches.
At the end.
When you have finished the embroideries, pull the cover back on. Sew together the seams – preferable naively – with a contrasting thread. Finally, secure the fabric under the pouffe with a stapler.
At the end.
When you have finished the embroideries, pull the cover back on. Sew together the seams – preferable naively – with a contrasting thread. Finally, secure the fabric under the pouffe with a stapler.
Handicrafts invite immersion.
CLARA
It is quite lovely to observe the fruits of one's labour.
ANNA
The joy of yarn.
The sisters never throw out yarn as it can be used for all sorts of project, like renewing a stool.
More colours.
The many layers of yarn make the seat interesting to look at and quite soft to sit on.
Simple seat.
Wrap a wealth of yarn scraps around the seat. Secure the ends under the wrappings.
Simple seat.
Wrap a wealth of yarn scraps around the seat. Secure the ends under the wrappings.
One by one.
The stool legs are wrapped with yarn from the top down. At the end of each leg, the yarn is secured all the way around to prevent it from unravelling.
One by one.
The stool legs are wrapped with yarn from the top down. At the end of each leg, the yarn is secured all the way around to prevent it from unravelling.
Done.
The final result is a much softer and more colourful stool.
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