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Learn the basics first! Recover most types of furniture, cut around frames, install buttons, learn spring tying, how to hand sew, see the easy, three-step way to sew boxed and welted cushions, blind tack, use ply-grip, make pleated and envelope arms and much more. We demonstrate on a dining room chair slip seat, a rocker, a chair and sofa.
(about 120 minutes)
See how to cut, sew and cover a car bench seat with headrests, a bucket seat and a boxed boat seat. Learn to sew diamonds and channels (tuck and roll) and work with vinyl. This video will help you with commercial seating such as bar stools and restaurant booths etc.
(about 120 minutes)
Reupholster difficult or odd pieces of furniture. Learn the dying art of diamond tufting by hand, plus cutting, sewing and filling channel and attached pillow backs. Work with curved pieces. Sew double welt trim, use plygrip and watch other secrets of the pros.
(about 120 minutes)
Sew and install three types of skirts. Cut and sew four styles of cushions. Install vinal tacking strip. Make arm covers. Install no-sag springs and rubber webbing. Cover kitchen and dinette chairs, learn to use specialty tools and more.
(about 120 minutes)
Cut and sew furniture slipcovers that really fit. Make custom fitted, casual and even covers (with minimal sewing) from flat sheets. Choose the best fabric, sew boxed, welted and waterfall cushions and pillows. Examples use home and industrial machines.
(about 120 minutes)
This video was added to our catalog on December 25, 2004 in Arts & Crafts::Decorating & Upholstery.
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Do not waste your time with this video. You will not learn a thing. I suffered through it thinking he would eventually say something of importance. I did a lot of fast forwarding because he'd make you watch what ever he was doing, not once, not twice, but on and on. There was very little verbal instruction and the guy running the camera was an idiot. Half the time what ever was being done was out of the picture. The instructor even mentioned once, either on this video or his next one, that the camera man must have fallen asleep. Everything about these upholstery videos is amateurish. It makes me think all of the technical videos you rent are second rate. Wasted my money.
I rented the upholstery videos and was very impressed with the information covered.I am currently taking an upholstery class, there is a lot of information on the video that is covered in our class. I am looking forward to more videos on this subject. I would recommend these videos to anyone who is interested in learning upholstery.
