HOW TO CUT AND SEW FOR THE UPHOLSTERY PROCESS | SEWING FOR UPHOLSTERY | FaceliftInteriors
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- In this video we show you how you to cut and sew for the upholstery process. We give you a step by step walkthrough of how to cut your new fabric and sew for upholstery!
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In this video we show you the full process of un-picking your old fabric to use them as templates for your new fabric, how to cut your new fabric and how to sew your fabric for the upholstery process. We give you plenty of tips on cutting and sewing to make sure it fits your furniture perfectly! We walk you through how to cut and sew the arms of a chair/ sofa and how to cut and sew the seat of a chair/ sofa. We have previously uploaded a detailed video on how to cut and sew a box cushion so we will leave a link to that above.
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Interesting, and informative!! I’m starting a new job in a sewing department for a furniture company, I am pretty new to this, I’m pretty crafty- but my only exp. is very minimal home sewing. I’m nervous but ready to learn!!!
Thanks for this - I appreciate your tutorials. I wouldn't mind a video of your background (how long you've been in the industry, how you got started sewing, transition to furniture, recommendations for learning the trade and your favorite piece and favorite fabric, etc.).
Hi there! That’s a great idea for a video, I will add it to my list 😊👍🏻
Hello from rural Northern California! I'm about to reupholster a sofa and two chairs and am so glad I found your most excellent videos! Super informative and fun to boot. The last time I did this was pre-TH-cam, so I learned form a book. Very happy to see your tricks and techniques. Cheers! : )
Hi Denise! Thank you so much for your kind words, I’m glad you find the videos helpful 😊 good luck with your projects! Best wishes to Northern California!
Hi Malaysian here. Thanks for this , appreciate your tutorials sir. I’ve just started to learn to sew and your channel very helpful and i already subscribe. I wish your channel will always success. God bless you sir.
Hi Rahman, thankyou so much for your lovely comment. I hope my videos continue to help you on your journey. 🙏☺️🧵📐⛏️📎✂️
Your videos are so helpful - thanks for making them! I’ve just started to learn to sew and I’ve learnt a ton from your videos already 👍
That’s really great to hear you find them helpful, thank you for watching Eden! 😊👍🏻
Great video! So satisfying to watch! Learned about creating the pattern! Beautiful chair shape, very Jetsons meets Scandinavian design! Go Neil!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏻
Very helpful. Love your videos and how through they are!
Thank you so much Stacey! And thanks for watching 😊👍🏻
Hi from America. Ilinois near St Louis. Started watching your videos a few days ago. Great job. Haven't started any projects yet - but am looking forward. I'll share you videos with friends. Again, Great Job.
Hi Mark! Thanks for getting in touch, it’s so nice to hear where people are from that watch my videos. Good luck on your projects, let me know if you need any help along the way! Sending best wishes to Illinois! Thanks again Mark 😊👍🏻
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I'm from Egypt and I like your work u r professional. I am new in this work and I loved it but it's need a lot of time to get good work. Thank you for your video and we wait more. Good luck 🤞
Hello! Thanks for leaving a comment, it’s so nice to hear where everyone’s from. You will produce good work in no time 😊👍🏻 thank you for watching, it’s really appreciated. Good luck to you and best wishes to Egypt.
@@faceliftinteriors Thank u for your wishes to Egypt 🤝
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Thanks for another great video!
Thank you so much Toni! Really appreciate you watching and leaving a comment 😊
Excellent work. You make it look so much easier than what it is.
Thank you! 😊🙏🏻
I love it thank you
Thank you for watching! 😊🙏🏻
Great explanations! Great vid!
Glad you found it helpful 😊👍🏻 thanks for watching!
So nice
Love your videos. Can you make a video to show how to cut material without a template and also matching large flowers material on a Queen Anne or French Provincial chair?
Wow 👏👏👏great work. The chair looks wonderful 👌
Thank you so much for your support as always 😊👍🏻
Lovely job again mate 👏
Thanks a lot mate 😊👍🏻
thank u so much for the video. its very helpful.
Thank you so much for watching 😊 I’m glad you found it helpful!
hy .. I'm from Indonesia and live in the city of Manado. I'm a sofa builder. looking at how you repair this sofa looks easy to do ... very useful👌👌 thank you sir🙏
Hello Sir! Thank you for watching and for leaving a comment, I’m glad you found the video helpful! Best wishes to you in Indonesia!! 😊👍🏻
@@faceliftinteriors You're welcome, sir🙏
Superb Some great tips there to make work a success. Thanx Neal
Hi John! Great to hear from you mate 😊👍🏻 thanks for watching and for your support as always John!
hi Neil, great video as usual. Where did you get your stapler and what size is it?
Lovely great job👍👍
Thanks a lot Angela, again!! 😊
I love this Chanel 😀😀😘😘
Thank you!! Happy to have you here 😊🙏🏻
Came across your site..have seen several videos..absolutely love you site🙋♀️🥰👍
Thanks again Caren, I really appreciate your support and comments 😊🙏🏻
great job sensei 👌
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Hi Neil, love the channel. Been in the trade over 30 years myself but I still pick up some nice ideas on here. What are your thoughts on the Typical sewing machine you use. What model is it.
Keep up the good work.
Wishing you much success.
Hi Steven! Sorry for the delayed reply! Thank you so much for your support, it means a lot. I’m always learning new tricks too, I don’t think you ever really stop learning in this trade. It’s a Typical GC6-7. It doesn’t have any of added extras like thread cutting and auto backwind but it does the job for me and I’m happy with it and not had any issues. Thanks again Steven 😊👍🏻
I enjoyed your video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏻
Love the video. I just finished sewing my cording and it took all day for two chairs. I used my zipper foot. Can you make a video about buttons. I made #30 prong back buttons and I am wondering why everyone doesn’t use them. I haven’t started reconstruction yet.
Hey! Sorry for the delayed response! If you find prong back buttons easier to use then, go for it! I find buttons with twine easier to use with chesterfields or other sofas/chairs with button backs as the prong backs can sometimes pop out. But for headboards etc where you’re attaching the prong backs to wood then they would fit securely. But they are useful to use in places where it’s hard to fit other types of buttons e.g inside arms. But whatever you find easier and works for you is great 😊👍🏻
Thanks for this helpful video! Do you have any content explaining how to cut panels from scratch when you don't old panels to trace? Thanks!
Hi Tyler - you might find this video helpful th-cam.com/video/7D4lySWKsQo/w-d-xo.html apologies, the sound quality isn’t the best, it was before I had a decent microphone!
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks for that video. That was really helpful to figure out how much fabric I need. However, I'm trying to figure out how to go about upholstering a mid century kitchen banquette i've been building myself. So I don't have any existing patterns to trace the new fabric with. There's lots of good content on youtube for RE upholstering things, but I can't find very much info on upholstering new furniture. Any advice would be super helpful! Again, thanks again for all your content!
@@tylervollick6634 sure, drop me a dm on Instagram and I’ll help you as best I can. Many thanks 🙏🏻
Hi from Greece! I have watched several of your videos and you have been a great help many,many times and I subscribed to your channel immediately! I would like to ask you what kind of fabric you are using when you were making the seat-base....the black fabric I mean....what fabrics can I use on that so I won't waste the "good" one. Thank you for sharing your work and knowledge!
Hi Irene! Best wishes to you in Greece! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a lovely comment, it’s really appreciated 😊👍🏻 I use standard black cotton platform lining - you should be able to get it at any upholstery shop or online 😊
Great videos, very helpful.
What width do you cut your piping and were you cutting it up the roll or across? Many thanks
Thanks Emily. Always cut piping on the bias\angle. And I tend to cut it about 4.5 - 5cm wide. 🙏☺️📌🪡🧵✂️
Is the piping cut on the straight grain? It didn't look like bias cut.
I can't tell which way the straight grain of the fabric should go on each piece. Can you clarify that, please?
I suport you 🙏🙏👍🤗🤗
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your support 😊🙌🏻
Any tips for sewing velvet? I'm using linwood omega on a sofa and its moving quite a lot as I'm sewing the boxing even with a walking foot. Even with pins every inch its shifting enough to cause the occasional pucker. Only using a domestic machine though so the walking foot is just an attachment and won't be as efficient as the foot you're using at moving the fabric through. Wondered about using temporary fabric glue on the seams before sewing? Any help appreciated! Maybe just need to buy a heavy duty machine!
Hi Sarah! It might be the domestic machine is causing issues with the velvet moving but a few tips I could give you are to staple the fabric together before sewing (using a domestic stapler, not a staple gun!) which should stop it moving so much and also holding the fabric either side of the foot as you’re moving the fabric through...so essentially you’re moving the fabric through the machine rather than the machine doing it all. I hope this makes sense and is of some help!
Will try both and let you know. Think i need to invest in a proper machine!
name of the type of fabric used? it looks thicker than usual fabric, could it be bought online? thanks for the awesome video!
Hi Stephanie! It’s called ‘Omari Spa’ by Ashley Wilde - it’s a standard upholstery fabric in velvet. It’s a lovely fabric and one of the more reasonably priced velvet options 😊👍🏻
@@faceliftinteriors Thank You so much!
No problem! 👍🏻
Hello, Is there special thread that is needed to do upholstery?
Hi Harvey! Upholstery thread is more heavy duty than the average sewing thread as upholstery fabrics are thicker and heavier. I use 36 and 40 thread size. Hope that helps 😊👍🏻
What kind of table are you cutting the piping on? Is that cardboard?
Hi there! It’s a layer of 6mm ply wood over the table to protect it 😊
how many inches do you cut piping
4.5cm ⛏️✂️📐🧵👌🤓
He said inches…WE ARE AMERICAN WE DONT UNDERSTAND THIS “meter” ideology 😂
Buddy, you look like you could use some rest. Take moment to yourself.
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