Chair backers are an easy way to quickly and frugally completely change the look of a room or decorate for a party, holiday or wedding. So here are 22 gorgeous chair covers and festive chair backs to make for your home.
** Please note that some of these chair covers are not tutorials. There was so much inspiration and very little free patterns. So I added a few chair backs that you can purchase and a few photo just for inspiration to show the versatility and the beauty that can be created with a simple chair cover.
We’ve taken away all the guess work on how to make chair backs with these incredible tutorials. For even more ways to make a homemade chair cover Tip Junkie’s Creative Community has over 56 tutorials. You can always search there if you’re looking for more tutorials with step-by-step instructions. {wink}
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Chair Backers
1. Oversized Tissue Paper Flower ~ These gorgeous flowers will brighten any party table and could be used as wall decor as well.
2. Shabby Chic Chair DIY ~ I love how the chairs at this bridal shower are decorated with ribbons and flowers. It’s an easy but gorgeous DIY decor idea that can work for any party.
3. Chair Ribbons ~ Chair ribbons are a great way to dress up any party table. This post has several available options. My fav is the ribbons and peonies – whimsical yet romantic.
4. DIY Ribbon Chair Decor ~ Knotted ribbons to accent your chair in an ombre pattern, knotted and woven pattern.
5. Folding Chair Makeover {party decor} ~ No need to have stained, scratched and ugly folding chairs at your next soiree. Make them over with fresh spray paint and fabric. It’s such an easy and inexpensive way to revive old chairs. Everyone will think you bought new trendy chairs for the party.6. Chalkboard Chair Backers ~ These chalkboard chair backs are a fun way to write name “cards”.
Party Chair Covers
7. Make A Felt Crown Birthday Chair Slipcover ~ What a fabulous way to make the birthday child feel very important and special! This simple felt slipcover is definitely fit for a king or queen.
8. DIY Toadstool Chair Cushions ~ Instead of covering the back of the chair consider make comfy cushions. These toadstool cushions are perfect for a woodland themed party and are super simple to sew and assemble.
9. Chair Top Covers ~ This tutorial for chair covers is fabulous. I love how she used pom poms, ruffles and flowers to embellish the cover.
10. Crown Birthday Chair Covers ~ This isn’t a free pattern but I couldn’t help but show you what a fun chair backer and party decor these crowns are from Trendy Tree.
11. Tutu Chair Cover ~ Slip a child’s tutu over the back of the chair for an easy cover that doubles as a party favor. Or, you could tie tulle around the back of the chair.
Holiday Chairback
12. Doily Chair Back ~ Look at how adorable these paper doily heart chairbacks are?! They’re super inexpensive and simple. All you have to do is tape the doily to the chair back and add ribbon or yarn to embellish. 13. Easter Chic Placemat Pouch Chairbackers ~ Who needs an Easter basket when you can use this adorable chic pouch! It’s made from an outdated placemat with the addition of straps.
14. Halloween Chair Decor ~ This coffee filter chair garland is the perfect chair decor for halloween. And, it’s so inexpensive and simple to make!
15. Thanksgiving Turkey Chair Back ~ Gobble gobble! These festive turkey chair backs would be adorable at the children’s table.
16. Santa Hat Chair Covers {Christmas DIY Decor} ~ These Santa chair covers are adorable! With the help of this tutorial you can make a set for your home. Your kids will love their new chair and you’ll love the festive decor you created! Great to use year after year!
Garland Chairbackers
17. Ruffle Garland Chair Back ~ Add a feminine touch to your dining area with these beautiful ruffled garland chair backs. Minimal sewing skills are required.
18. Doily Chair Garland ~ This adorable ruffled chair backer tutorial is not only eye candy, but so simple to make using paper doilies.
19. Chair Back Fabric Flower Garlands ~ I adore this beautiful flower garland chair back. They would be the perfect companion to a wedding, birthday, or Mother’s Day. If you don’t already know how to make the silk flowers there’s a tutorial to follow. 20. Toilet Paper Snowflake Tutorial ~ It’s hard to believe that toilet paper could be used for crafting purposes and look so pretty! If you have a roll of cheap toilet paper and a serrated kitchen knife then you are ready.
Wedding Chair Decor
21. Paper Napkin Flower Garland {party decor} ~ This gorgeous flower garland is a simple paper craft made out of cocktail napkins. These gorgeous flowers will brighten any room as decoration on a wall or as a chair backer. They are so versatile they can be used as a bouquet, on a gift or you can even wear them as an accessory.
22. Glittery Mr and Mrs Chair Banner {free template} ~ The newly Mr. and Mrs. will be sitting in style with this beautiful glittered chair banner. It’s made with thin foam core, glitter, ribbon and the free template.
Be sure to check out the Tip Junkie Easter site for decorations, party ideas, free printables, recipes, and kids craft ideas.
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