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FOOTSTOOL sa MODEL & MINIATURE FOOTSTOOL x HASSOCK x OTTOMAN xx FURNITURE xx STOOL Contemporary footstool, with a padded seat, features walnut legs and rails "sculpted" using gouges and surform. Overall dimensions: 18"x20"x16" tall. Queen Anne footstool features cabriole legs. Not a copy of an authentic antique since footstools were not common in the 18th century. A related article gives step-by-step instructions for making the cabriole leg. How to make pillows, a hassock and a bedspread that look like giant packages and envelopes. Patterns for stamps, labels, etc. included. Hassocks have felt covers over foam padding and 1 ft. square wood cube frames. Est. cost: $4. Photo shows cushioned 24" circular ottoman. Wooden base is built from plywood and pine. Est. cost: $25. Photo shows a cube built of 3/4" plywood that serves as a seat, footstool and storage bin. Top is reversible with a carpet square on one side and plastic laminate on the other. Est. cost: $15. Photo shows a needlepoint hassock. Pattern, stitch guide and instructions must be ordered. Photo shows how to build a footstool with a base of plywood and four rolled cushions. Est. cost: $20. Footstool features a simple wooden frame topped with an appliqued pad with a bird pattern. Est. cost: $12. Needlepoint footstool cover features a bouquet of roses reminiscent of floral motifs of long ago. Contemporary-styled slatted bench and ottoman made from pine and plywood. Shelves in back of bench for storage. Est. cost: $98. Long-stitch needlepoint. "Basket of flowers" pattern furnished for pillows, footstool top, rug and screen. A portion of the design can be worked in miniature on hardanger cloth as the bib of an apron. Iron-on transfers and preprinted designs can be ordered. Wooden footstool conceals a fireproof lockbox. Est. cost: $45. Boxy, slatted chair and matching ottoman are constructed from 1x3s. Chair seat and top of stool are padded. Est. cost: $85. Simple wooden footstool, 16"x7"x8" high, is painted using a graining technique. Est. cost: $18. Crazy-quilt footstool cover. How to salvage sections of flat-woven rugs by incorporating them into pillows, footstool covers and a cornice. Little Miss Tuffets. Six small footstools to make, all based on purchased wooden stools and decorated with foam, fabric and trims. Make a "brush pile" footstool. Legs and rungs are made from small logs. The seat is woven from rope. Classic Morris armchair with adjustable back and matching ottoman. The rich oak wood, square spindles, and through-mortise and tenon joints are classic features of the Arts and Crafts style. Est. cost: $720. Adjustable (pivoting) footrest for under-desk or under-table use. Music trio. A collection of elegant, sculptural accessories for a musician. (1) Guitar stand. (2) Footstool. (3) Music stand. Build this solid hardwood framed ottoman. Features a contemporary (Danish) style with a large (19"x20") fabric- or leather-covered cushion. Adjustable wooden footrest. How to make a stool for a child or a footstool for an adult from large coffee or juice cans. Cross stitched cover for a footstool contains the names of your children. B-r-r-eeze to make snowmen. (1) Frankie Felt Snowman figure is embellished with blanket stitches, buttons and attired in a vest, neck scarf and earmuffs. (2) "Let It Snow" motif to paint on a T-shirt. (3) "So-O-O Big" snowman footstool is painted with the motif of a fat snowman and snowflakes against a background of blue. A taste for tapestry. Colored pattern for needlepointing coasters and a footstool cover is based on the Waverly "Edison" fabric design. How to paint a folk art design on a wooden footstool. Pattern in an Early American motif included. How to needlepoint a fitted pad for a footstool. Pattern and instructions included. Knitted squares in crayon colors can be assembled into either a hassock or an afghan. A cricket to make for your hearth. Reproduction of an 1825 painted wooden footstool. Quilting just about everything you sew. Includes instructions for quilted footstool cover. Chinese style footstool, 11"x16"x8.5", is made from pine and plywood with a padded fabric top. How to make an ottoman by sewing fitted cushion covers and stacking three cushions together with belting. Nineteen things you can make from coffee cans. Seven padded, upholstered cans become a footstool. Victorian woven ribbon footstool cushion. Modular living room furniture made from slabs of foam glued together and covered with fabric. Diagrams shown for armless chair, corner module, and ottoman. Needlepoint wall hanging and needlepoint footstool pad are cross stitched on canvas with pre-worked floral center. A look at projects you can make from Sonotubes (the large tubes used by contractors to pour concrete columns and footing). Sketches show how to make a tube bed for a child, chairs, footstools and planters, a desk and bookshelf unit, a clothes closet and a glass topped coffee table. More classic 2x4 furniture. The Mock II chair and footstool can be flipped over to form a "hammock" or chaise longue. Footstool made out of 2x2s, doweling and macrame cording. A good parent/child project. Gout stool. A double rachet mechanism allows this padded foot stool to be raised from 6" up to 20". Moravian footstool features angled dovetails for strength and beauty. Oval Chippendale-style upholstered footstool. Hand carved frame and cabriole legs come together with simple joinery. Wooden hassock with upholstered top. Upholstered footstool features four cabriole legs. Wooden footstool with cushion has hidden storage. Hassock base with casters. Gluing those large and bulky hassocks to such a base makes them easy to move around. Hexagon-shaped footstool. Wood construction covered with leather. Storage compartment is located beneath removable top. Cube-shaped footstool, 16" on a side. Padded on top and covered with imitation fur. Frame built from 1/2" plywood. Floor cushions for sitting are set in wood frames which allow them to be stacked for storage. Queen Anne style footstool built from a kit. Est. cost: $6. Footstool with a wooden frame and a decorative needlepoint pad. Embroidered footstool features a "field of flowers" pattern. Embroidery can also be used for a pillow, chair seat or picture. Build a rustic footstool from a section of log about 12" diameter. Cut four leg using a chainsaw. Hexagon hassock doubles as a toy box. Constructed of perforated hardboard with a padded top which is removable. Rolls on casters. Three footstools. A storage footstool, a needlepoint footstool and a four-board colonial stool. Colonial style footstool features lathe-turned legs, turned stretchers and a removable cushion. Goes with the colonial chair featured in the December 1971 and January 1972 issues. Est. cost: $28. Early American heirloom footstool features an upholstered seat and curving legs which rise above the seat to form handles for carrying the stool. Rosettes decorate the ends of the handles. Playcubes. Large padded footstools double as storage boxes for childrens toys. Materials list and plans for building a sofa module and matching ottoman. The sofa has 4 large storage drawers in the base. Built from plywood and pine and covered with paneling to match walls. Queen Anne footstool is built with precarved ball claw legs and has a storage compartment. Danish-styled set of four pieces (chair, ottoman, cocktail table and settee). They are designed for either indoor or outdoor use. Cane footstool. Replica of one found in Abraham Lincoln's home in Springfield, Illinois. Hassock shaped like a wooden cube, with padded top, opens up into a 5-step ladder or stepstool for reaching tall shelves, etc. Contemporary style ottoman has a wooden frame of round banister stock for legs and handles and a pine frame to hold an upholstered piece of foam rubber. Est. cost: $10. A rocking footrest is a reproduction of an antique design which originated in England in pre-Colonial days. It rests the feet, and at the same time supports the calf of the legs, relieving the stress on the knees. World's most comfortable foot stool features a non-traditional design. Footbeasts. Sturdy animal-pattern footstools with padded bodies. Includes patterns for a pig, sheep, lion, raccoon, and panda. How to use fabric to create different living areas in one room. Includes instructions on building an ottoman. Mission-style futon recliner and matching ottoman. Chair holds 6"x28"x54" futon mattress. Ottoman holds a 6"x22"x28" futon. (These pieces match a full-sized futon sofa presented in Feb. 1996.) Mission furniture. Part 2. Coffee table and ottoman. Cabriole leg footstool features a wooden frame, 4 legs, and a fabric-covered cushion. Shaker-style rocking chair and matching footstool. The construction uses large dowels which are turned from square stock using a router table. The rockers and arms are cut from flat stock and the tape-woven seat and back are filled with foam padding. A circular wooden footstool with needlepoint tapestry cover. 12 wooden spindles give this footstool the appearance of a "bass drum". The upper and lower part of the stool are seperated by the spindles. Four wooden feet raise the stool off the floor. Wooden footstool features a stretcher rail that folds down into a recess under the top which allows the two legs to fold flat. The top is decorated with veneer squares. Overall dimensions: 11"x6"x5" tall. Fiddle shaped footstool made from 5/4" pine has octagonal shaped legs. 2x4 furniture. Part 3. Club chair uses the same basic construction as the love seat (Jan-Feb 1980), but is shorter. Matching ottoman can also be used as a table by removing fabric cushion. Rocker footrest. Special footrest for use with a rocking chair will rock with you on its own curved rockers. Sides of footrest are in shape of a cat. Empire footstool. Patterned after a turn of the century model. Simple pine footstool is made entirely from laminated 1"x4" stock. Dovetailed footstool. A simple wooden footstool (Dimensions: 12" wide, 11" deep, 9" tall) is a good introduction to cutting and fitting the through dovetail. Green woodworking with kids. How to construct a shave horse and make a simple footstool from wet wood freshly split from a log. Molded leg Chippendale footstool (16" square and 16" high plus upholstered cushion). Needlepoint cover for a footstool features a design of three interlocking rectangles. Covered hassock for a child's room consists of a large round wooden box covered with a decorative skirt and padded top. Three-piece footstool can double as plant stand. Danish-inspired ottoman. This is a companion piece to the chair and rocker that appeared in the Nov-Dec 1965 issue. Three-in-one stool. Low (7" high) stool. Use with back raised as a chair or with back lowered as a footstool. Seat lifts up to reveal storage area. Spanish ottoman. Covered with black leather-grained vinyl, decorative brass tacks and molded wood carvings. Wooden footstool with slat top can double as a small bench. Primitive-style footstool is made from a 4" thick piece of wood. Oriental-style chair and footstool. Drum footrest resembles a rolling pin on legs. Center section is made from a 14" length of 4" stovepipe covered with padding and upholstery. Fiddle-back footstool has an oval shaped top with cutouts on each side. Pattern for folk painting include. Fireside footstool from scrap lumber. Shaped end legs are tied together with a pegged stretcher. Top is 18" long by 13" wide. Versatile padded footstool doubles as magazine rack and has a storage compartment for sewing supplies, etc. Sewing box footstool features a lift-off padded top, leather handles on the ends, and a lift-out divided tray. Overall dimensions: 12"x18"x14" tall. | |||||||||
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