I recently did this and it's much easier than you'll think. You need to unscrew all of the seats. I recommend using one as a template and cutting all of your fabric at once. An electric stapler will make the job much easier. Put a couple of staples on one side and stretch the fabric as tight as you can. Fold corners over very neatly. Just about the time that you feel you've really got a rhythm and know what you're doing you'll be done.
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maybe this can help. there are also lots of videos on you tube
http://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/living-and-dining-rooms/how-to-re-cover-a-dining-room-chair
I recently did this and it's much easier than you'll think. You need to unscrew all of the seats. I recommend using one as a template and cutting all of your fabric at once. An electric stapler will make the job much easier. Put a couple of staples on one side and stretch the fabric as tight as you can. Fold corners over very neatly. Just about the time that you feel you've really got a rhythm and know what you're doing you'll be done.