5. Put a dab of contact cement on the rough side of the leather (there should be a smooth side and a rough side). Press the leather onto the leg and hold it in place until it's stuck
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4. Put a dab of contact cement on the bottom of the furniture leg
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3. Put your cut piece of leather under the leg and trace the leg's outline on it
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1. Use the screwdriver to pry off any metal or plastic glides from the bottoms of your furniture legs. Gooey felt ones should peel right off.
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Materials and tools:
Scrap leather
Contact cement
Scissors
Pen
Flat-head screwdriver (for removing metal or plastic glides)
5. Put a dab of contact cement on the rough side of the leather (there should be a smooth side and a rough side). Press the leather onto the leg and hold it in place until it's stuck
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