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How to Make Felt Chair Floor Protectors

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Felt Chair Floor Protector
Felt Chair Floor Protector

Protecting your floors from scratches and scuff made by chairs and other furniture can be inexpensive and easy to do.

Follow these simple instructions to covering the ends of your chair legs from harming your floors.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  1. Step 1

    Take a piece of felt and set it on the floor, placing your chair leg on top. Trace around the chair leg to make pattern, and cut out number of felt pads needed for your chairs. (You can also use left over peices of fleece from an old scarf.)

  2. Step 2
    Felt Chair Floor Protectors
    Felt Chair Floor Protectors

    Using a piece of fabric, cut a 4" circle. You can use a vegetable can to guide you. Cut out same number of fabric circles as the number of felt pieces. (Assuming your chair legs are round.)

  3. Step 3
    Felt Chair Floor Protectors
    Felt Chair Floor Protectors

    Turn chair over, place a felt pad on bottom of leg. Then place your fabric circle on top and hold around the leg. Take a rubber band and wrap around the leg to hold fabric in place.

  4. Step 4

    Repeat step 3 until all chair legs are covered. Rubber bands hold fabric and felt in place, unlike stick on felt pads, they won't fall off.

Tips & Warnings
  • Choose a fabric close to the color of your chair legs to be less noticeable.
  • Take felt chair floor protectors off when needing washing and put back on.
  • Use recycled rubber bands from off of your daily or weekly newspaper delivery.
  • Make sure when you wrap your rubber band around chair leg that is completely around the fabric to ensure a better fit.

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