Cloth Travel High Chair

>> Saturday, April 24, 2010


This fabric "high chair" is perfect for away from home dining.
It's no 5-point harness, but it helps secure them in the chair.

This one was made from an old thrifted, quilted ottoman cover

Gather materials: Quilted fabric* for outer, cotton broadcloth or similar for lining, Velcro. *Batting combined with broadcloth can also be used


For this one, I used a thrifted bedspread and bedsheet

Step 1 -
Make pattern pieces

All measurements include 3/8" seam allowance

Step 2 - Add markings 2 1/4" apart at center of each piece as shown in picture.

These markings will help you place the connector piece.

Step 3 - Using a single layer of lining and a single layer of quilted fabric, cut each piece out together.


Curve the corners of velcro pieces so there are no sharp points

Step 4 - With right sides together, sew connector pieces together along long edges.
(3/8" seam allowance)



Step 5 - With right sides together, sew seat pieces together, starting at connector mark and ending at next mark, leaving open 2 1/4".



Step 6 - With right sides together, sew strap pieces together, starting at connector mark and ending at next mark, leaving open 2 1/4".



Step 7 -
Turn all pieces right side out and press.



Step 8 - Top stitch connector piece 1/4" from edge along sewn edges.



Step 9 - Insert connector piece into opening in seat and into opening in strap. Pin into place.



Step 10 - 1/4" Top stitch around entire edge of seat and strap, making sure to catch connector piece.



Step 11 - Hand stitch lip edge of strap and seat at connector for a more finished look.

or use 1/8" top stitch to secure lip.



Step 12 - Sew Velcro onto ends of waist strap, centering on strap & placing it 1 1/4" away from short edge.


Scratchy side goes on outside of strap



Soft side goes on inside of strap.



Sew all along the edge.


You're done!


Full article at: whrrl

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