-JÁ NÃO VISTO 36!!
-NÃO DEITES AS CALÇAS FORA!!
Para que não digam que sou completamente anti-faça-você-mesmo, trago um sofá feito com os meus jeans (e os da minha mulher) de quando tínhamos 20 anos e posta do meio. Depois de dar muita roupa, guardámos estas, e fizemos este pequeno sofá para o escritório.
Receita: desmanche as calças pelas costuras dos lados e do entrepernas, espalme e corte tudo o que se projectar do plano da mesa, ou seja, os ganchos; reserve. Use placas de madeira e construa uma caixa com os cantos reforçados com cantoneiras. Revista com dracalon, pode comprá-lo com várias espessuras na Pollux. Com pano cru, faça a almofada do encosto, e encha-a com espuma ou sumaúma, também compráveis na Pollux. Com os jeans construa a almofada de encosto que vai revestir a de pano cru e a capa da base. Esta pode ser solta, para ser lavada, e a do encosto, acabe-a com um fecho eclair, pela mesma razão. Custo em matéria prima, mais ou menos €50, em mão de obra, 3 dias e alguns calos de agulha.
- I'M NO LONGER A 10 SIZE!
- DO NOT GET RID OF YOUR PANTS!
For those who says that I'm completely anti-do-it-yourself, I bring a sofa made with my jeans (and my wife's) from when we had 20 and waist. After giving a lot of clothes, we kept these, and made this small sofa for the office.
Recipe: dismantle the pants by unstitching the sides and crotch sections and flatten all that is projecting from the plane of the table, ie the hooks aside. Use wooden boards and build a box with corners reinforced with gussets. Cover it with dracalon that you can buy with various thicknesses at Pollux. With raw cloth, do the backrest cushion, and fill it with foam or kapok, also purchasable at Pollux. With the jeans build the backrest cushion that will cover the base. This can be loosened, to be washed, and for the backrest, runs it with a zipper for the same reason. In material costs more or less €50, in labor 3 days and some needle calluses.
- I'M NO LONGER A 10 SIZE!
- DO NOT GET RID OF YOUR PANTS!
For those who says that I'm completely anti-do-it-yourself, I bring a sofa made with my jeans (and my wife's) from when we had 20 and waist. After giving a lot of clothes, we kept these, and made this small sofa for the office.
Recipe: dismantle the pants by unstitching the sides and crotch sections and flatten all that is projecting from the plane of the table, ie the hooks aside. Use wooden boards and build a box with corners reinforced with gussets. Cover it with dracalon that you can buy with various thicknesses at Pollux. With raw cloth, do the backrest cushion, and fill it with foam or kapok, also purchasable at Pollux. With the jeans build the backrest cushion that will cover the base. This can be loosened, to be washed, and for the backrest, runs it with a zipper for the same reason. In material costs more or less €50, in labor 3 days and some needle calluses.
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