Savvy mum transforms her garish, red, leather sofa with baby pink paint for just £20 👏
A MUM has revealed how she was able to transform her dated red leather sofa into a chic new settee for just £20.
The transformation ended up costing around £20, as opposed to buying a new sofa for hundreds of pounds. "One very important tip is that the paint isn’t actually designed for material, it’s designed for front doors and so on. So make sure you do a patch test somewhere inconspicuous before going for it!
Jacqueline, who shares her home transformations on Instagram at @thealcroftgirls, is over the moon that the affordable materials have given her effectively a whole new sofa for a fraction of the cost.
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