I love you long form content more than the shorts, would love to see more of this and the doll/felt repairs, etc. You have the beginnings of something beautiful.
Thank you me to shorts r just placeholders till my longer stuff gets uploaded. I have more dollhouse videos in the works and a possible barbie doll restoration/transformation vid in the future. 😊
I LOVE the bold fabric choice. Personally, not a huge fan of the solid velvet seat; I would have done it in the tweed as well, with the velvet piping. But, it does go well, and you did a beautiful job.
I agree not my first choice would have loved if there was enough fabric to do the seat. Dog paws would have ripped at the wool a bit over time too so velvet will wear a bit better in this household.
Amazing work! Cant imagine all the frustration at times and other feelings on the journey to the final product. This is really well shot i might add. The lighting as you work and we see hints of the final product really sets the mood for the dark finish of the wood and the classic tweed material for the chair itself. This is a classic video to watch with a cup of coffee on a rainy day. Well done!
Beautiful work. Good, clear information. Lovely result. Makes me want to tackle a job I've put off for years. Hint: Cut piping fabric on the bias to accommodate tight curves.
Amazing! I've got one of these chairs to recover (my first time dabbling in upholstery) though thankfully the padding is still good. I think I'll add a layer of Dacron just to plump it up a bit. I'm using Emma Shipley's Lynx velvet fabric in navy
@TasminBassettArt the Froxfield stayed in production right up until the factory closed its doors in the early 2000's. Your chair is one of the older ones. It has a beech frame that was finished in mahogany, this was a mahogany stain, mahogany tinted sealer with a clear lacquer topcoat ( all pre cat). It was inspected by Mick Thornton. The later version a foam inner back and foam arms.
What do you think of the finished chair?
You did such a wonderful job, I love the fabric choices and the colors. But the best part, it looks comfortable and inviting to sit in. Well done!
You have literally saved my life! I took on two of these and your video has been a lifeline! Thank you!!!!
I'm glad I could help
Very flourishing content and helpful, great work and excited to see new videos
Precious dog!
I love you long form content more than the shorts, would love to see more of this and the doll/felt repairs, etc. You have the beginnings of something beautiful.
Thank you me to shorts r just placeholders till my longer stuff gets uploaded. I have more dollhouse videos in the works and a possible barbie doll restoration/transformation vid in the future. 😊
I love that chair ❤
Very encouraging. Job well done. You will do more of these i think.👍
Thanks for sure, on the look out for a bedroom chair atm.
I LOVE the bold fabric choice. Personally, not a huge fan of the solid velvet seat; I would have done it in the tweed as well, with the velvet piping. But, it does go well, and you did a beautiful job.
I agree not my first choice would have loved if there was enough fabric to do the seat. Dog paws would have ripped at the wool a bit over time too so velvet will wear a bit better in this household.
Amazing work! Cant imagine all the frustration at times and other feelings on the journey to the final product. This is really well shot i might add. The lighting as you work and we see hints of the final product really sets the mood for the dark finish of the wood and the classic tweed material for the chair itself. This is a classic video to watch with a cup of coffee on a rainy day. Well done!
Really nice video, I always wanted to see how upholstery is done. And I feel like I understand the process a whole lot better now. Thanks Tasmin!
@@jackdoesengineering2309 glad it could help you out a little
@@TasminBassettArt We're cut from the same cloth I think. I grew up with black labs too, we had 4 in the end
Beautiful work. Good, clear information. Lovely result. Makes me want to tackle a job I've put off for years. Hint: Cut piping fabric on the bias to accommodate tight curves.
Amazing! I've got one of these chairs to recover (my first time dabbling in upholstery) though thankfully the padding is still good. I think I'll add a layer of Dacron just to plump it up a bit. I'm using Emma Shipley's Lynx velvet fabric in navy
Wow! What a splendid job - and the tartan is very en point. Personally, I would have liked the seat cushion in the same fabric. Otherwise, well done!
Me too shame I was too short on it.
great job, tweed looks lovely
This is fantastic !
excellent!
Saw this on Reddit! Cool video :)
The pieces of webbing that you cut for the base, how long are they each please?
If you would like more information on the Parker Knoll Froxfield 749 I worked at the factory and have a lot more details
Sure that's sounds really cool.
@TasminBassettArt the Froxfield stayed in production right up until the factory closed its doors in the early 2000's. Your chair is one of the older ones. It has a beech frame that was finished in mahogany, this was a mahogany stain, mahogany tinted sealer with a clear lacquer topcoat ( all pre cat). It was inspected by Mick Thornton. The later version a foam inner back and foam arms.
Fox field not frox
I have to chairs Parker knoll. How much it’s costs
It really depends on their condition and age. Do you know the name of it?
@@TasminBassettArt yes. Parker Knoll 720 mk3.
@@TasminBassettArt they are in very good condition I can send you pictures. Thank you😊
Probably a value of over 100 just check some old listings for the same model to get a rough valuation
@@TasminBassettArt where can I check it? I live in Norway
Would you 2 of my chairs for circa £275 each?