DIY HOW TO REUPHOLSTER A DINING ROOM CHAIR | UPHOLSTERING WITH PATTERNED FABRICS | FaceliftInteriors
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- In this video we show you DIY how to reupholster a dining room chair. We also show you how to upholster with patterned fabric and give you lots of tips and tricks for the process!
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In this video we show you how to reupholster a dining room chair. This is a full upholstery for beginners tutorial and we show you the process step by step from stripping off the old fabric, to adding new webbing to the seats, re-padding the dining chair, plus how to cut patterned fabric and pattern matching the fabric, how to reupholster the dining chair whilst pattern matching and then finally adding studding to the bottom to give the dining chair a stylish finish. We show you how to fulling DIY reupholster a dining chair so hopefully it helps you to do it at home!
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Fantastic, I have dining chairs that need recovering and this video has explained exactly what I need to do. Thank you.
Thanks for watching Mark! I’m glad you found it helpful 😊👍🏻
Thanks sooo much for your videos you explain very well the needed techniques to use for each project you do…… Plus I love your great sense of humor.
Hi Gwen, you’re too kind - thank you!! I’m glad someone enjoys my sense of humour 🤣🤣 thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment, it means a lot 😊🙏🏻
This helped me to know I am not going to try to reupholster my chairs! :) Thanks and good job
Haha!! Great comment! Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏻
Another amazing job!
Thank you so much Mandy!! 😊
Thank you for sharing your craft. Fantastic Work
Hi John. Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment, it means a lot!
Great video, saved me hundreds of pounds! My chairs now look amazing 👍🙂 thanks 👍👍
Hi Letitia! Bl*ody great news!! Thank you for sharing 😊🙌🏻
Great video! Thank you but I have a question. Do yo need to us a stretchy fabric to get it over the back?
Fab tutorial! I’m guessing you had to use FR fabric, foam and Dacron?
Yes absolutely! Always follow the regulations 👍😁
Lovely chair and nice work keep them coming as you are my mentor
Haha thanks! I’m sure there’s plenty you’ll be teaching me about woodwork etc 😉
@@faceliftinteriors i see your channel grows very quickly. Do you advertise your videos?
@DirtySnale I did on one of my videos once but didn’t do it through google ads and it didn’t really help me so haven’t tried again. I find the trick is to upload frequently (the same day each week) and the TH-cam algorithm picks up your channel and recommends your videos to more and more viewers. I still have a lot of videos with not many views but some of my videos have really started to gain some momentum which is bringing in the subscribers. Slowly but surely! Lol
Have you tried to advertise as your videos have done really well on views?
@@faceliftinteriors i do advertise once i upload a video so it looks better on views and have a little kick start. I have one video which is doing ok and the rest of them a bit slow but hoping it will be much better once i upload more. Time is not on my side so can not upload as many videos as i want or a frequent as i want. I might have one video ready on the weekend but i did say that 4 weekends ago :D I am glad you are growing that fast mate and keep the videos coming as you are my favorite upholstery channel.
@DirtySnale I don’t doubt as soon as you start uploading a bit more your channel with start growing quickly - your videos are really high quality and your editing is really great 👍🏻 You’ve done really well getting the amount of subs you have with as many videos you’ve uploaded...it took me about 20 vids for something to start happening for me 🤣 I will be keeping an eye out for your new video at the weekend, I’ve been looking forward to it for 4 weeks! Haha! I feel like my channel has taken a really long time to start growing - I uploaded my first video in October 2019! But I’ve only recently in the last few months been uploading once a week and I’ve really noticed a difference. Thanks for all your support mate I will be paying it back to you for sure! 👍🏻
Hi do u cover old wing back with just front part of the framework showing
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Thanks you Jocelyn! That’s really kind!
@@faceliftinteriors Are you located in the US? I love that fabric, is it for sale or do you sell fabric? let me know how I can get your services if its not too too expensive.
@@icarus0823 I’m in the UK unfortunately! It’s a fabric by Romo - hope that helps 😊👍🏻 but thank you for the kind comments, it means a lot!
Hi there, thank you for this video, I have a question if you could answer, am I able to reupholstered a solid dining chair?
Thanks a lot for the video. It was very helpful. Could you confirm how many metres of fabric are needed per chair? I intend to get a plain fabric with no pattern.
Hi there! Thanks for watching, I’m glad you found it helpful. It was roughly a metre and a half per chair. Hope this helps 😊👍🏻
Can you please show me a close up of the finished tapered stitching please, I have been trying this for a few days and cannot quite understand what it should look like.
Sorry Andy these chairs were done nearly 3 years ago. Drop me an email and ill try and advise. Info@faceliftinteriors.co.uk
Hi Neil this is very helpful thank you. How did you make the back cover with the piping, is there a separate video please? Do you need to use piping for the edges? Gill
I have the same question, but more in regard to how you managed the turn at the top - must have been tricky!
Hi Gill - yes this one had piping sewn into the back - if I didn’t show it on this video, I’ve uploaded a few recently showing how to sew and attach piping…the concept is very similar. Hope this helps!
Hi Margot - apologies for the delay in replying. I’ve uploaded a few videos recently on how to sew piping around curves… hopefully you find them helpful 😊👍🏻
Do you measure the seat with any extra room for it to wrap underneath?
Hi Iva, yes I allow two inches either side, which allows you to staple off underneath 😊👍🏻
My toxic trait is thinking I will be able to this, and make it look as good, on my first try and in just a couple hours...
🤣🤣 you never know 😜
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Thanks Fran - you’re not the first person to say I talk too fast! I will try to slow down in future