Faux Fur Stool
INSIDE : Learn how to create a faux fur foot stool for your living room from a simple end table. A great DIY Stool project for any skill level.
No big surprises here, I was walking the aisles of Target a few weeks ago and saw this simple accent side table on super sale. I loved the legs and at only $7.48 I knew I could do something with it.
Today I am sharing how I took an accent table from Target and transformed it into the most comfortable Faux Fur Foot Stool!
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What supplies do I need to make a faux fur foot stool?
Faux Fur, I bought mine at Jo Ann Fabrics (similar)
High Density Foam
Extra Loft Batting (not shown in picture)
Accent Table
Staple Gun
Scissors
How to make a faux fur foot stool:
1. The first step I took was to remove the table top from the metal legs. Then, I traced the table top onto my high density foam.
2. I roughly cut out the foam and lightly secured it to the table top with some hot glue. This is purely meant to loosely hold the foam in place as I stapled on the batting and faux fur.
3. Next, cut the batting at least 4″-5″ larger than the circumference of your table top. This depends on how thick your foam is, my foam was 2″ and the table top was about 2″. You want extra batting to be able to wrap around to the top after stapling.
4. Flip the table top over and cut any excess batting away from screw holes for the table legs.
5. Next, cut the faux fur at least 5″-6″ larger than the circumference of your table top. This again depends on the thickness of all your layers. Pull the faux fur snug around as you generously staple.
6. Screw the legs back onto the table.
The final product is a cozy foot stool perfect for fall weather!
And although we use ours in our living room, this would be such a fun addition to a bedroom or bathroom as a faux fur vanity stool. You could use some fluffy white faux fur and it would be perfect!
How to make a Faux Fur Stool
Learn how to create a faux fur foot stool for your living room from a simple end table. A great DIY Stool project for any skill level.
Materials
- Faux Fur, I bought mine at Jo Ann Fabrics (similar)
- High Density Foam
- Extra Loft Batting (not shown in picture)
- Small Accent Table
- Staple Gun
- Scissors
- Hot Glue
Instructions
- Start by removing your table top from the metal legs. Then, trace the table top onto your high density foam.
- Next, roughly cut out the foam and lightly secure it to the table top with some hot glue. This is purely meant to loosely hold the foam in place as you staple on the batting and faux fur.
- Cut the batting at least 4″-5″ larger than the circumference of your table top. This also depends on how thick your foam is, my foam was 2″ and the table top was about 2″ tall. You will want extra batting to be able to wrap around to the top after stapling.
- Flip the table top over and cut any excess batting away from screw holes for the table legs.
- Next, cut the faux fur at least 5″-6″ larger than the circumference of your table top. This again depends on the thickness of all your layers. Pull the faux fur snug around as you generously staple.
- Screw the legs back onto the table.
