Upholstering A Channel Back Chair Part 2

In this video Upholstering Channel Back Chair Part 2 of 4, Measuring and cutting the pieces for the channel back, Kim teaches you how to create the inside back of a channel back chair. The entire process involves measuring, cutting, sewing, stuffing and attaching the assembly to the upholstered chair frame.
We have made this process in to a 4 part tutorial.
Part 1 Measuring and cutting the pieces for the channel back.
Part 2 Assembling and sewing the channels together.
Part 3 Stuffing the channels with cotton or your choice of filler.
Part 4 Attaching the completed assembly to the chair frame.
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[@gregohare6412]

Great video. You are obviously very skilled, not to mention a great teacher. Maybe not a beginners project. But then again, you can't learn if you don't try. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@KimsUpholstery]

Thanks for watching Greg O'Hare and please subscribe to our channel. Kim

[@elizabethleong7888]

Hi Kim, I really appreciate your videos!

[@valentinarodoracio8145]

Thank you kindly for this video series ! 😄 I’m upholstering two channel chairs so following these details .. how did you apply the sides and lovely buttons between channels? Thank you

[@barbaralong6776]

don't you want to sew on the line of the backing fabric rather than line up the raw edge there? sewing inside that line would make your backing panel short by a half inch....or off center by a half inch.

[@KimsUpholstery]

Hi Barbara, I have accounted for that half inch in my original measurements. It works! We offer a more detailed video on our membership site too. Classes.kimsupholstery.com . Thanks for watching, Kim

[@chits-n-giggles1567]

Kim, in Part 1, your sew lines was 5" and 3" on the backing. When you cut out the material you said 6 1/4 and 4 1/4. It appears to me you added 1 1/4 inch to each end for seam allowance. On part 2 at 1:14 you stated you was sewing allowing for the 1/2" seam allowance???? You cut these out a tad more than 1" am i missing something here? Is the extra 1/4" taken up someplace I'm not catching. Thanks Mike Yates. love your videos

[@KimsUpholstery]

You are correct. The face fabric is larger than the back to allow for a rounded channel area.
Thanks for watching
Kim