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Designers and showrooms in Dallas are making more than 30 tiny chairs for sale at a luncheon next week, benefiting
Dallas Casa. The chairs will be on display at the Cherish the Children luncheon hosted by Casa on Thursday, April 2 at 11 am. at the Old Red Courthouse downtown.
Jocelyn Dabeau is the PR for the event, so email her for tickets at dabeauj@hotmail.com.
Want to see a darling little chair being made? Come on.
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Using this child's chair for scale
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And this full-size chair for inspiration
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Tiny patterns were made for the legs, arms, seat, and back. These patterns hanging on the wall are used when producing any of the bench-made chairs that William & Wesley creates. They look like sculpture on the wall, don't they?
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Patterns for the small legs
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...a pattern for the seat. Once the patterns are all cut, craftsmen carve and finish the pieces. For this chair, solid walnut was used.
Then, the company's in-house upholstery shop covers them. For this tiny chair,
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they chose Christopher Hyland's flirty eyelash fabric in tangerine.
The finished product! I bet you know a child who'd love this little chair in her room.
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Here's William looking pretty happy about how cute it turned out.