Au lieu de le laisser tel quel, un pauvre morceau de plastique nu, j'ai remplacé le tissu d'origine par de la polaire, pour qu'il ait l'air plus propre et plus confortable.
- Oter le tissu d'origine (ici, trois morceaux)
- Les poser sur la polaire et couper (pas besoin de prendre de marge de couture, comme la polaire ne s'effiloche pas)
- Fixer les morceaux de polaire sur le rehausseur et c'est tout !
Si vous êtes perfectionniste, vous pouvez utiliser les chutes de polaire pour faire un manchon de ceinture assorti !
As sometimes, I should have to transport other children with mine (yes, I know that it looks like scholar bus), I bought a booster seat during a flea market. It was quite expansive (;-))) 2 €), and for that price, the fabric that used to recover it was used (these things are used on average during 5 years per child, so it was used) and oldfashioned.Instead of letting it as it was, poor little plastic thing, I replaced the original fabric by fleece, so that it looks cleaner and more comfortable.
Nothing is more easy :
- Take off the original fabric (there were three parts)
- Place them over your fleece and cut (you don't need to count hemming margins, as fleece doesn't fray)
- Fix the fleece pieces on the booster seat and that's it !
If you are perfectionist, you can also use the fleece scraps to sew a matching seatbelt sleeve !
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