Diy Chair Leg Pads

Sheet of felt in a color that matches furniture i used grey felt for all my chairs here is a similar one but i bought.

Diy chair leg pads.

Put the scrap of cooked wool under the leg of the chair and trace around it with the sharpie. Trace around the bottom of a chair leg onto a piece of card stock or paper. Felt or craft foam. Clean the surface of the chair leg bottom with a multipurpose.

4 5 out of 5 stars 113. Diy leather pads cut scraps of thick leather suede or faux leather as simple durable protective pads for the bottom of each chair leg. Cut the shape out inside the traced line with good sharp fabric scissors then use that shape as a guide to cut out. Make your own chair leg pads from felt or craft foam for another way to protect the floor.

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