One of my latest custom orders was for another antique upholstered rocking chair for a mommy-to-be, and it needed some seat springs replaced. (You can view my 3-step tutorial on how to reupholster a rocking chair here.)
I asked on Freecycle if anyone had any seat springs from an antique chair. I waited a day, but I had to get to started on the rocker, so went ahead and purchased new. Having new springs was good, but I had to try to make them work with the framing that the chair currently had or else I would have to rebuild the whole bottom.
Wouldn’t you know that the next day (after I just spent a chunk of change on supplies to replace the springs), a nice lady replied to my request that she had a broken rocker that I could use for parts. grrrr.
Jana@Transformations From the Heart says
Larissa,
Great find on the pallets, oh boy the things I could do with those!
Found you from Brenda over at Cozy Little House, wanted to stop by and to say “Hi” and welcome you to the blogging world.
Your newest follower!