This all begins where so many of my posts do....a yard sale. I saw this little chair and thought, "I can improve the looks of that." Yes, that's how all things begin with a DIYer. Within minutes it was on it's way home with me. You can see the fabric was stained and soiled and the chair was on the feminine side. Now, I do have two granddaughters but the youngest is 11 so it will have to be for my grandson. I put it in my studio and thought about it awhile. I even bought fabric to recover it, but, there was no hurry. You see, my grandson wasn't born yet so I had some time. When my grandson hit his seventh month birthday, I decided it was time to get started. I started by stripping off the old fabric. Sounds simple, right? Not really. This is when I discovered these little chairs are assembled after the fabric is applied to the pieces. That means that the fabric is wedged between the parts and the only way to get at all the staples is to