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Upholstery With Style and Grace

If you’re looking for quality upholstery and custom furniture, you have come to the right place. From a simple stitch to a total re-creation, CaseyGirl Designs is the company to trust. We offer custom upholstery to suite any style. Check out our shop in the picturesque city of Weiser, ID.

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Learn More About Our Upholstery Company

Get the look that you want for your home with vintage and custom furniture by a talented upholsterer. CaseyGirl Designs caters to residential furniture owners and select commercial owners. Feel free to reach out to us today for more information about what we can do for you. We look forward to working with you!

Testimonials About Our Upholstery Company

Valerie

“Amazing little store, talented lady. You will love this hidden gem in small-town USA. Definitely worth the drive from anywhere. Perfection.”

Brandi

“Casey, thank you so much for your beautiful work!!! You were so much fun to work with. Creative, fast, and the piece is amazingly beautiful!! Thanks again!”

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Meara

“Very prompt and the quality is fantastic! I know she went above and beyond her duties to be flexible and ensure a speedy delivery.”

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Alex

“Great attention to detail. Casey takes great pride in each and every piece she puts out. Amazing work!”

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Tracy

"Glorious!"

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Keni

“I purchased a chair when Casey had a show. Then, I had her reupholster two wingback chairs and an ottoman. I get compliments on all four items all the time, and everyone wants her number. I would definitely and do recommend her for any project big or small. She does quality work at a great price.”

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Gail

"Casey does exceptional work! Taking a class with her was a great experience and suggest it to anyone who wants to learn something new!"

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LINDA

"Wow! My chairs fit perfectly in my old country kitchen. They are beautiful! Thank you!"

Hello! I am the Casey part of CaseyGirl Designs! Yes, I’m a mama...and a wife...and a friend...and an upholsterer. So many hats, I know!

This all started as sanctuary if you can believe it. Our son was born with a severe form of Spina Bifida, and I needed something to do that would keep me sane as we embarked on this new road that would eventually define us. We have 2 girls in front of him and I needed to be able to still be their mama throughout all of this. CaseyGirl is my childhood nickname and I thought it appropriate to use for a business that came to life to help my family. I did not start out as an upholsterer though, no, I was more of a sewer with an entrepreneurial spirit. I apprenticed at a dance studio, learning to sew costumes and dance-wear so my daughter could dance then I moved on to making clothing for little girls and eventually I found my way into upholstery. You see, there was this chair that just spoke to me and I knew there was 3 yds of yellow gingham at a local fabric store I really wanted. I failed at my first attempt and had a huge learning curve in front of me, but I found peace in it and so CaseyGirl Designs was really born in the fall of 2012 as an upholstery business. The rest, well, there are lots of people out there that know that part, I bet they could fill you in. Anyway, thank you for being here, I hope to help you get inspired and moving toward that next goal for your home!

Our Custom Furniture Company

Offering Upholstery Services, Classes, and Home Decor

CaseyGirl Designs is your go-to custom furniture company serving clients in Weiser, ID and surrounding towns. We share our love for upholstery and vintage furniture through custom upholstery and one-on-one or small group upholstery classes. Our charming store has a range of home décor and accent pieces that you can purchase to help you create that perfect little space in your home or office.

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Custom Upholstery

We offer custom upholstery for vintage and/or generational furniture. Our process is simple ~ email us a picture of your piece, we'll send out an estimate and get you scheduled for a fabric consultation.

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Shop

We stock carefully curated home accents as well as beautifully upholstered pieces by our CaseyGirl team. Come and shop our downtown space and let us help you create a moment in your home or office.

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Upholstery CLASSES

We offer classes for those DIYers out there looking for another skill to tackle. For more information jump on our calendar!

Boho Settee

Antique Sofa

Tying Springs

Antique Chairs

Color Me Happy!

Pink Settee

Mid Century Modern

Idaho Potato Sack Chair

Partner With Our Experienced Staff

If you want customized upholstery for antique and vintage furniture, turn to CaseyGirl Designs. You can also learn about our stunning work and superior craftsmanship through our upholstery and home décor classes. Connect with us today if you have inquiries about our services and rates. We will gladly give you the information you need.

Come Visit Us

Something Creative Is Always in Store

Our location on 444 State St. We offer one of a kind upholstery items for your home or office. We are always finding ways to spoil our friends through free tutorials, first-to-know invitations, and special events. Join our email list, it is the absolute BEST way to grab all the goodies for yourself! (I promise we are very polite and will only email you with the good stuff!)

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Hard Work & Heart

A bi-weekly article about life around upholstery

leaves& other changing things

The leaves are starting to change, the mornings are cooler, and school is in full swing. This time of year holds so much energy and excitement, it really helps pull a girl out of her funk. Summer was long and full of too many emotional extremes. It produced quite a bit more gray hair and I tried to convince my hairdresser to dye them…she said no. It isn’t my way and she knows that; that small gesture made all the difference.

I had a visit from someone who I enjoy chatting with and she gave me some great advice that I would like to share. The truth of the matter is that for the last few months I have been struggling with my older ones being out of the house and not needing me the way they used to. To be brutally honest, I feel like I put entirely too much energy into missing a certain time in my life but I just could not shake iit. This is where the advice comes in. I was told that I was mourning and that it was okay. It may sound a bit extreme but that doesn’t make it any less true. Distraction, sadness, extremes in my energy levels, not sleeping, sleeping too much, it all tracks. When you love to mom as much as so many of us do we don’t see the turn that comes with our kids growing up. It isn’t to say that raising them was all rainbows but we were needed in a way that defined us.

I don’t really have a moral to this story, or an uplifting message this time. Sharing is the point of this article, being vulnerable and open because it is needed. Life is changing and that is good. I (and my husband but for the sake of the point I am trying to make…) raised kind, strong, and understanding humans who contribute to the world around them. That means I get to continue on my path and keep discovering ways that I can contribute as well. Teaching through action would be the one thing that never changes, no matter how old your children get. Also, I have women in my life that know me and still want to spend time with me. That is still a little unbelievable, I’m not the easiest person. What I’m saying is that the strength, courage, and fulfillment I found in being a mom will eventually translate in a way that is useful to my life as it is now. I can’t wait.

SMALL

When I see this word I think of my business, my kids when they were little, and little salt and pepper shakers. Bet you weren’t expecting that last one. I am currently in a head & heart debate over the worthiness of something small.

I have to tell you, the things that make me the most happy are small. When our family was full but our budget was not, it was when we had the most fun. I literally packed a lunch for every outing. If we went on errands, I packed a lunch, we found a park and we had a picnic. It was all we could afford but those are some of the happiest memories I have. When having just enough was just enough.

Because I am an over-thinker (I’m pretty sure we’ve covered this) and the economy is having heartburn I am constantly wondering about my small business. How do I grow it, will I make enough to (fill in the blank), what savings?!…that sort of thing. All valid ponderings but all very consuming. I have lost my focus. When I started all of this I was content to be small. To help those that wanted it, to create beauty, and to have fun.

I have zero idea where all of this is going at the moment…and that’s okay. I have the Lord, a nice home, a happy, healthy family, a business that serves, and a great community that supports me. I think it’s time I be okay with being small once again and remember how to enjoy what I have.

~ Funny how you think you’ve learned a lesson only for it to crop up and test you once again. ????‍♀️ ~

Around The Workshop

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

DO YOU WORK ON ANYTHING?

Quick answer: No, I only work on antique and generational furniture.

Long answer: I did, once upon a time, but I began to lose joy in what I did. So severely that I nearly closed my doors for good in 2021. I had been working on pieces that were never meant to be re-upholstered (newer furniture), automotive, and anything in between. My son was not doing well, the pandemic was being to take it's emotional toll on my family, and I was working myself to the bone. Keeping up with the demand was impossible and I felt I was letting people down left, right, and center. Something had to give.

I made the decision to stick to furniture, letting the automotive go all together. There are many automotive upholstery places still around, there was no need for me to keep going down that path. Furniture is my passion, old furniture at that, and I love the challenge it presents. I get to hone my skill and keep these unique pieces in the home. It is truly an artform for me, and realizing that gave way to the revitalization I needed. Giving "Grandma's Chair" a facelift is reason enough for me. The lives I've been able to touch by simply (sometimes not so simply) giving their furniture a new look has been a huge blessing in my life. I am content with that.

Mooney chair ~ spring fix

How did you get started doing this type of work?

I got started at my sewing machine. I found that it calmed me and when my son was born with Spina Bifida, I needed that sanctuary. It didn't start as upholstery but once I discovered my knack for it that became the focus of my business. The act of taking a piece of furniture (art in my estimation) that has already lived a life, and making it new again was, and still is, completely satisfying. The process of tearing it down, seeing what it can be again, and then making that happen is very therapeutic.

When my children were young we spend most of our time at the library, where they got to play and learn, and where I got to get my hands on as many books on the subject as possible. My education was a combination of reading in the library stacks, hunting through thrift stores for unique, complicated pieces, and then replicating what I saw. In short, I am self-taught and still learning with every piece.

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Vintage Look ~ Updated Style

CaseyGirl Designs has been in business for the 10 years now, the last 6 in Weiser, ID. In celebration of this milestone I am adding a line of CaseyGirl Originals! All pieces are vintage, well-loved pieces that have gotten a new look for a new life. In addition there is a fully stocked retail space. I have stocked it full of how-to books on upholstery and other needle/thread art, home decor, and Alma Naturals. Make sure to come by and see all the NEW for yourself!

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Connect With Us!

Breathe new life to your vintage furniture with help from CaseyGirl Designs. A skilled and experienced upholsterer, Casey will work with you to turn your dream design into reality. Don’t hesitate to connect with her with your questions answered! Want more? Um..yes, please! Join our amazing email list for more goodness, like tips & tricks, fabric of the month, upcoming classes and more curated just for you!

Upholstery Classes

Working Hands

Upholstery is a dying art but it doesn't have to be! We offer hobbyist classes two weekends a month and small workshops to teach basic skills every Thursday evening. If you have ever been curious about this craft then I encourage you to join us! Click on the button below and join us in one of these fun, skills-based classes.

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Contact a Local Upholsterer

Get in touch with CaseyGirl Designs if you’re searching for a local upholsterer in Weiser, ID. Whether it's preserving a piece, bringing it back to its former glory or making a generation piece fit in with your style, it can be done! You can also choose from a range of home décor and accent pieces made by our talented local upholsterer. Contact us today to learn more about our products and prices or to enroll in one of our classes.

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CaseyGirl Designs

444 State St, Weiser, ID 83672

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(208) 352-0569

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Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM

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Weiser, ID is a very small town north of Boise. We are equipped to handle work from surrounding towns.