Bentwood Rocker Restoration PART 1

[@jeanine6492]

I’ve been watching your TH-cam channel for years now and have a yearly subscription to your online classes from the very beginning, yet you never disappoint with great tips (and the explanation behind the ‘why’) thank you very much. Can’t wait for the next instalment.

[@gajus21]

Thank You it will help me to make my own restoration of this kind of chair.

[@Володя-н1ь]

СПАСИБО БОЛЬШОЕ!!!ХОТЯ ЯЗЫК НЕ ПОНИМАЮ НО МЕНЕ ДО ПРЕДЕЛА ВСЁ ЯСНО. БЛАГОДАРОЧКУ.ТЕБЕ. ВОЗРАСТ У НАС ПОХОЖЕ ОДИНАКОВЫЙ. ЗДОРОВЬЯ ТЕБЕ И ТВОИМ РОДНЫМ УДАЧИ А ТАКЖЕ ВСЕМ ПОДПИСЧИКАМ НА ТВОЁМ КАНАЛЕ. ❤🎉😊

[@fe3613]

For the back and seat, how do you remove the fabric from the bentwood around it? I'm not talking about removing the side pieces of bentwood, I'm talking about the ones that make a rounded rectangle frame around the actual fabric. You can't remove the finish from a chair if the fabric is still attached.

[@hajrakhatoon5334]

Hello from highpoint NC . Your are great teacher I been watching your video . I got same chair omg can’t wait to fix it thanks you so much I learn A lot from you great tips thanks A lot great work always.

[@denisehackett1251]

​The rocker fabric is a Pendleton Wool titled "Walking Rock". Made in the USA

[@blcscott7897]

Great video. I'm learning so much!

[@denisehackett1251]

Pendleton fabric has always been my favorite!

[@QueenCityHistory]

My grandma had a rocker exactly like that but hers was wicker.

[@stevetaylor2943]

Where is Part 2?

[@UpholsteryonBroadway]

Part 2 th-cam.com/video/b1EWzlQuvtU/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared