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Before picture |
Cover our old highchair, that is. Well, not forever, but for a few months at least. We are a little overly dramatic around here. This highchair has been around for 8 years now and through 4 kids. It is looking pretty gross. The highchair is in great condition minus one wheel not locking and the ugly old seat pad. So I have been putting old towels under Drew so I could shake out the mess every evening, but even this is getting tiresome. I want something more wipe-able than the one we have which has too many creases to wipe easily and stains when covered in pasta sauce.
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After picture |
To make it, I used the old seat pad to cut my fabric to the right shape. I was in a hurry so that I could finish it in one afternoon nap time. In hindsight I should have cut the fabric even bigger so that it wrapped around the back of the pad more. I used elastic to get it to fit around the seat pad. I used a clear shower curtain liner for under $3 to put over the fabric and make it easy to clean (I am going to use the left overs to cover all my cloth bibs one of these days.)
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Looks pretty good all put together. Now we'll have to see if it passes the "Drew test." |
Drew is very messy. Our messiest baby yet. Many a night he goes straight from the highchair to the sink for a quick bath. I literally take his clothes and diaper off before taking him out of the chair. Want to see what I am talking about?
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It was in his hair and all the way down to his toes. |
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But don't worry, he cleans up nice! |
Anyway back to my new chair, I will have to post later on how functional this thing is. You would hope that I would be an expert on this stuff and would have thought of everything, but I was in a hurry so you never know.
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I've always loved this fabric. I've had some left over for a long while and hadn't found the right use for it until now. It goes well with our kitchen colors and is gender neutral. I have it covering the old seat pad right now because otherwise there would be no padding at all. |
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