Cover desk bottom how to#

It features a 1.2m (4ft) USB-C cable, so you will need a USB-C charger to connect this to. It supports both Apple (7.5W) and Samsung (9W) fast-charging (WPC Qi-EPP spec).Īn LED indicator shows the phone’s charging status. It can fast-charge any device up to an impressive 15W. Moshi uses a ferrite sheet that offers speedy and efficient charging. Other charging stands often have a fixed charging coil, and so are more rigid in where a phone must be placed. It will also charge in both vertical and horizontal modes. The ability to adjust the charging pad’s height means there should be less manoeuvring of the phone to pick the correct spot for charging, and it is easier to accommodate phones of different sizes. It is softer on the eye than most other plastic stands, with its Nordic-gray cloth “inspired by Danish furniture design”. So….do you like it? Leave a note.Moshi’s Lounge Q is a stylish Qi-certified wireless charging stand that is adjustable in height and phone orientation. Maybe it’s just me, but this little desk looks so cheerful now. This is the desk and chair I plan to use for our laptops and gadgets. I dry-brushed a little green on the flower detail of the chair back. The spray paint is Rust- Oleum and I don’t know the color. The hardware is original to the piece and I was going to paint them white but changed my mind!Īfter deciding on burlap for the chair seat I searched through my spray paint stash and found this color. This is the desk and chair before makeover…can you see them hiding underneath all the toys? I purchased the desk at a local antique/flea market and I’m not sure where I got the chair. The white paint and burlap complement each other perfectly. The cute little desk and chair make me smile. I’ve used old drapery panels, pillow cases, drop cloths, skirts (really!), and recycled fabrics to cover chair seats! Haven’t finished the desk yet! Painting a chair like this one and re-covering the seat is really easy. I didn’t photograph the entire chair because I don’t want to ruin the desk and chair reveal. The entire project takes about an hour…tops! Just work with it and it will turn out great. Sometime you may need to cut away all excess fabric before you can smooth the corners. This is one area where you really want to pull the fabric tight before you staple it down….pull it really tight. You just have to play with it and try to smooth the fabric so you don’t have a lot of pleats showing on the corners or top of the seat. The way you work the corners will depend on the thickness of the fabric and also how much give the fabric has.

You cant’ really show this process in a photo. I use 5/16” size staples.ĭo the four corners last. Go overboard on the staples!! The more the better. Pull the fabric tight as you staple each side. Staple one side of the seat then do the opposite side. Lay your chair seat on the fabric and cut the fabric large enough to wrap around the seat bottom. It has a tighter weave and doesn’t have the strong odor that the other burlap does. This isn’t the regular utility burlap that I hang in my booth or use as a photo backdrop. I can’t remember what project I bought it for but I never used it. I decided to use burlap to cover the chair seat. Next you’ll need your fabric, a pair of scissors, and a heavy duty staple gun.

First thing to do is turn the chair upside down and remove the seat. It’s really easy to cover a chair seat, or maybe I should say re-cover. I don’t even remember where I purchased the chair. This is the chair I selected to go with the soon to be newly painted computer desk. I re-covered this chair seat which is part of the desk and chair/computer/laptop cabinet projects. I promise you it's a simple task and doesn't require any power tools or expensive items.

Cover desk bottom how to#

Let me show you how to cover a chair seat.