1. A webbing attachment clip for securing webbing to a tubular framework, said clip comprising: A. an arcuate segment having a constant radius extending through an angle materially greater than 180*, said segment being formed from a sheet of resilient metallic material; the opposite end edges of said segment being bent inwardly normal to said segment thereby forming a flanged portion at each end, each flange portion being aligned with a radial of the arc of said segment, each flanged portion including a plurality of cut-out prongs along the free edge, said prongs being short, rigid, and pointed at their ends; whereby, a strip of webbing, formed in a bight over one end and around said clip to extend from the other end, is secured to the tubular framework by said clip.

5. A piece of furniture, said piece comprising in combination: A. a tubular framework; B. a plurality of strips of webbing material, said strips extending across selected parts of said tubular framework; and C. a plurality of clips for securing the ends of each said strip to said tubular framework, each of said clips being formed of an arcuate segment of resilient sheet material, each said arcuate segment extending for an angle materially greater than 180* the opposite end edges of said segment being bent inwardly normal to said segment thereby forming a flanged portion at each end, each flange portion being aligned with a radial of the arc of said segment, each flanged portion including a plurality of cut-out prongs along the free edge whereby, each said strip being formed in a bight about the prongs and flange portions of one end of said segment and wrapped around the periphery of said segment is secured to said tubular framework by said prongs of each said clip being bitingly engaging smooth portions of said tubular framework.