Figs. 1 and 2 show front and side views respectively of the framing. The total height is 4 ft.; width, 2ft.; height of seat without cushion, 1ft. lin.; height of arms from seat, lft.; and width of seat from front to back, 1ft. 8in. The back legs, with the required sweep at the bottom, can be bought ready sawn at any chairmaker's. The seat frame is made from 2-in. by 14-in. stuff; the rest of the frame from 1-in. stuff, with the exception of the front legs, which can be made Chippendale shape, square tapei'ed, or turned in the lathe. Web the seat, back, and arm space for foundation for stuffing.

Make a loose cushion seat. Upholster in coarse canvas with hair or flocks, nailing the material on the outside edges-, then cover with Gobelin tapestry or cretonne; cover the sides and back with the same material, sewn together at the edges and corded, or tack round a narrow coloured gimp.

Marlboro' Easy Chair.