Ikea Stool Hack

"This Ikea Stool Hack is one for the books"  

I always love to see a good Ikea Hack, so I was really excited to tackle this particular project. I had the fun opportunity to partner up with Apartment Therapy for their March Makeover Madness.
  
They decided to send a few bloggers, like me, an item and $50 to do something fun with it. I had no idea what I was getting, but I was presently surprised to see that I was given a fun little Ikea stool. I am usually one to try an do things on a budget, so this challenge was right up my alley.
Ikea Stool Hack
I figured I would share a little more details of how I accomplished this leather woven technique, so let's get into it.
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First, lets take a look at the materials I used to accomplish this look.

Now enough of the chatter, let's take a look at the process of creating this fun leather woven stool.

If you enjoyed this technique, I am happy to share that I have two other inspirational projects where I used this technique. The first project was a Faux Leather Woven Headboard, where I used the same color fabric. You can check that out here.

DIY Leather Woven BenchThe second project was the Faux Leather Woven Bench, where I used a brown color using the same kind of fabric but on a bench I built. You can see that here.

DIY Leather Woven HeadboardI just love the endless possibilities you can achieve with this technique.

Welp, that pretty much wraps it up. I hope you enjoyed my take on the style challenge and I hope to see this leather woven technique in your projects. 

Head on over to Apartment Therapy for more challenge details and to check out some of the other projects from a few other bloggers.

Ikea Stool Hack

Thanks so much for reading guys, XOXO Ashley

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