Rated: Slightly difficult, worth the time
Materials needed: A highchair, an unused banner destined for the garbage can, needle and thread and/or sewing machine, and about two hours of time to kill
My high chair was a yardsale find and I really liked the cushion but it was all cracked with age 
I took the pads off…
And this is the banner I inherited. Ask around local small businesses if you’re in need of a banner
I tore off the old vinyl and used the boards as a template for cutting my new vinyl. Traced and cut out
Don’t forget the edge strip.
When sewing the vinyl edges together, take time to make sure that you are sewing the backside together. I messed up and had to take my thread out and redo it. The idea is that by sewing it inside out, that when you flip it right side out that the lines are super clean with no visible thread. I recommend reinforcing the thread by making a couple passes through the sewing machine, especially in the corners.
So this is what the put together pieces would look like. There is ONE piece not sewed shut, if you sew it shut, you won’t be able to get your cushion in!! 😀 Luckily this did not happen to me but it was definitely a possibility.
Now man handle it so that the pretty side is seen.
Time to put the cushion back in and hand stitch it shut. I chose to have my hand stitch facing the back of the high chair so you wouldn’t really see it.
Hard parts over! Time to put it back where it belongs.
And there you have it, totally unique highchair and actually saved me spending $18 at the fabric store.
Creating Carie 