Thank you for paying attention to the details. It gives a very professional and polished appearance. I also love your voice over. You explain everything, great teaching technique. Also thanks for not having music. One more thing, thank you for emphasizing not to waste material and to no pay full price for retail furniture.
This is my 5th video on reupholstering, and definitely the most helpful!! It's exactly how I want to do it as I don't have time for all that pro stuff. Thanks Queenii!!
I just found this 3 part series. OHHH you used hot glue? I would definitely use the staples as hot glue is notorious for coming apart. But, you were saying you don't feel like spending a lot of money on couches, I would love to, but I do not have the money. I was going to buy a recliner this week but now thinking finding an arm chair and ottoman or something used and doing this. Thank you!
I think you are a genius. I was trying to figure out how to do the arms of my couch. It has big arm rolls. I don't sew well, so what you did with the arm is wonderful. I will be able to follow your example. I have watched a LOT of these videos, and I think yours is the best. Thank you. You did an awesome job!
The fastest way to get that back curve, is to cut a piece of cardboard the length and curve of the sofa, than flip it over and staple on the wrong side as you did, through the cardboard into the fabric and frame. Then flip it over and staple as usual. It will give you a nice finished edge and use less staples. Great job on the tutorial and re-upholstery!
Sorry, it's really hard to explain. Lay the fabric over the back of the sofa like she did, draped across the front side with the wrong side of the fabric up with just a small amount of the fabric draped over the back side. Then staple a strip of sturdy cardboard that is cut to the profile of the curve through the fabric wrong side into the frame of the back. Flip the fabric over to the back side with right side up, you should have a nice sharp curve without having to staple as closely. Hers looks beautiful, I just thought her hand must have been aching from all those staples. I hope I didn't confused you more.
OUTSTANDING!!! I was given a top name brand floral sofa & loveseat that I would love to reupholster. Slipcovers make my furniture look old and droopy. Thanks for the lessons. ❤
I love how simple you made it look and how thoroughly you explained it. Steps for safety and why certain steps were so important. Turned out great. Thank you for helping us feel brave enough to try DIY. God bless.
Not kidding but I admire you for doing what you’re doing and being a mom supporting a family and still make time to have great looking furniture, really love it. God bless ya 😃
Awesome JOB!!! Some thirty-five years ago I reupholster my sofa, but I did not use a staple gun. I sew everything including the arm siding and backing and used small nails. Thank you so much for a new technique using the staple gun. from Chicago
Gurl ur something else! I need to hire you! Ppl don’t no how hard it is to b a full time mom tutorials cook wash clothes keep the hse clean gurl you need a paycheck from the government!❤️❤️❤️I see jack is the overseer 😂😂😂😂
You are amazing with upholstering. My sofa and loveseat are exactly like yours and I have been wanting it upholstered. Now I can do it myself. Thank you so very much for the videos! Have a blessed day!
I really enjoyed your video. I’m going to attempt this on my sectional. I had it for 8 years and I rather reupholster it than to spend $1200 on a new one.
Over the years I've always wanted to learn Upholstery the community college where I live stop running it but I never could find a great lesson online UNTIL TODAY. I'm naturally skilled but wanted to learn the technique. I must say YOU DID AN EXCELLENT JOB, both with your work and presentation. I can now go and do some furniture that I presently have and always payed someone to cover by watching you do your own. Thank you so much for doing these session. I'm going to do my own before this month out.
Awesome job, I have a couch and love seat I’ve been debating on reupholstering because I’ve seen many videos and hey all make it look so hard, but you’ve given me hope!! They look amazing!
Hello Queenii !! I've never commented on ANYTHING before but i HAD to write this. What an AMAZING job!! You made this look almost easy. You did a great job explaining as you went along and it was helpful that there was no distracting back round music. If this is what you can do in only a few days, i wonder what you can do during a weeks vacation! Love it! I will be subscribing to you... which is another thing I've never done before. You are truly inspiring! Keep up the great work and I'll be there watching. If we lived close, i would offer to help! Best wishes from one do-it-yourselfer to the queen(ii) !!
Thank you so much for that amazing compliment Laura! I have a few more projects planned but some have to be done outside the rain is cramping my style lol hope you enjoy my future videos
Wow what a project to tackle. I've been thinking of doing this too but was afraid. Your tips and instructions are valuable. You've done such a professional job. Beautiful!
I learned like you,trial and error and there are a lot of people watching to learn from people like yourself whom explain very well how you upholster your way love you video love the chair and love your pets!
Queenii you did a wonderful job!! That style of couch is not easy to do. I was so glad to see you reused those pieces from the arms since it would have been difficult to cover that area. Tip You can use trim on the seam along the back of the couch if the staples aren't straight enough.
You're very clever, your instructions are clear and easy to understand. I have a couch exactly the same as this one, fabric and all. I'm going to recover mine now. Thank you xx
You did a fantastic job! I’m impressed how much you’re able to get done in your spare time 🙂 Great series to learn from! And in Canada we call the small nails finishing nails or brad nails.
Wow! You made it look so easy....how much do you charge. I am scared to try re upholstering an older couch but I have the fabric and most of my supplies. I will certainly be reviewing this again and again as I go.
This is great to see! I have the same style 3 piece set with the camel hump back that my cats have done a real number on!! I have everything I need to get going but the only part that is worrying me are the seat cushions. They are are both one large piece with a higher knee roll in front and is sewn in several places. It's not the typical individual 2 or 3 cushions and I've never seen a video showing how to cover one. There is a seam along the top where the knee roll meets the lower part of the cushion that runs all along the top and that's where mine has ripped and separated right through the fabric and the foam. I don't know if I should just get rid of all the old foam and start with new foam but sorting out the heights and densities for the both heights then gluing it all together....shoot me. Or try and work with what is there. I'm not very experienced with sewing yet but actually bought a machine to do this!! And this seat cushion has so many different pieces to sew together like a puzzle with the sipper at the back. I am just not that confident a seamstress at this point. I may just try and cheat and cover the whole thing with one piece and just tuck it neatly. Anything would look better than a ripped couch!! I actually tried to get the big bottom cushion done professionally and they refused because I already bought my own fabric!! ggrrr I still don't understand that!! And I bought fabric with a damask pattern so there's a whole bunch of issues with matching up the pattern everywhere and using up way more fabric but luckily I decided I wanted to use more than one fabric and colour on them to give a more custom eccentric look. I figure if a mess up I can add a nice trim, gimp, braid, rope and I bought 6 inch long really thick fringe for the bottom. Let's hope kitties don't go to town on that!! And I have an ottoman I need to do as well!! But those darn bottom cushions are giving me nightmares! I also bought the cardboard trim that goes under the top part of the fabric where you staple to keep it straight but yours came out really nice without it. Maybe I don't need it. If you have any suggestions for the bottom cushions, I'm all ears. I have 2 cats and a dog as well and they have really destroyed this set, those little buggers, they have so many scratch pads but there's nothing more satisfying than digging those nails into really expensive fabric and shredding it!! I really don't want to put that plastic around the bottom, it looks so old Granny!!! They will be in deep doodoo once I recover everything if they start scratching again!!! Any tips for that? Thanks so much and take good care! LC
now i'm thinking about buying a stapler. you are doing a terrific job and I love the material you picked out. I'm thinking that maybe I'll try something like this. Thank you for putting this on line, Mary
Wow this is an amazing video. I found it in my feed and my first thought was this is gonna be challenging ;but I love that it’s much easier than it looks and you talking the entire time through all the videos helped so much. I have an ugly outdated couch in the basement from literally the 70s and it’s such an eyesore.. but you’ve given me inspiration and I’m thinking I’m gonna give it new life. So thank you so much for this tutorial🤩
I thoroughly enjoyed your video and your lovely manner in which you describe all the steps.!!! Now I feel inspired to get on with the project I had been putting off for so long!!! Thank YOU!! I had been dreaming of finding Victorian style chase lounge to upholster to add to my décor....
Girl me 👏🏽respect👏🏽 you👏🏽. No lie. You just save me money. I can do this for myself now. I know this video is 3yrs old but thank you for uploading. New subsie
I can't believe I'm only just seeing this!!!!! LOVE you Queenii, your so talented, you just gave me goosebumps and so many ideas to try out as I'm moving house and I can't find the sofa I want!!!
Wow... it takes more than patience to do all that work... you have a special gift... it was fun seeing your kids now and then wearing clothes and pajamas... the pets cute also I had the same dog😀... thank you so much for this... you don’t have to apologize for anything we are lucky you downloaded this video... God Bless🙏
Love this video. So far, the must informative and simplest videos I have found. I am moving soon and need to save, so I am going to try your technique on my already owned furniture. Wish me luck.
I love your video, I just bought a love seat and couch that did belong to an old lady and its perfect, except the color. For a couch and loveseat how much fabric will it take.? 20 yds maybe? I want to try just like you.
Omg! What a nice job! I love it so much now I want to cover my couch and love seat!! But you need to come and help me. Lol very nice tutorial! Thank you very much!!
Hahah! Queenii you are genius! I've done similar work with staple gun and some sewing. But I picked up a few new tips from you. Most of all I love your Can do spirit. Thanks for sharing!
I wonder if using cardboard strips on the sides and back would've helped keep the shape at the seams? I have a chaise I need to do and your video has helped a lot! Great job!
Hey Queenii. I'm rewatching this today and as I'm looking at the underside of the couch. Have you ever repaired a sagging couch? I have a leather sectional that has a portion that sits low. I'm sure it is able to be fixed but I'm cheap and would rather do it myself.
Hello Queen I enjoy watching you redo this furniture you are Sooo talented. Ive dome a couple chairs here & there but you got wanting to. Change the color of my Sectional
Good job I did my dinning chairs and I’m going to do my couch next! It was my first time too I had to be careful with my first chair and after that I finished them faster Thank you for advice especially the taking pictures for every step⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ !
Amazing job thank you so much. It turned out great. I just bought a high quality sofa $10 I'm so excited to try something like this thanks again appreciate
All I can say is wow wow, what excellent job you did with this sofa!! I'm so glad I watch all three of your videos because I was thinking about getting rid of my sofa that I have now due to my cat scratching on the arm part. Not anymore! Lol I'm going to find me a nice suede material at a fabric store and do this myself. You think I will need a whole roll of fabric for my sofa and two seating pads?
Thanks for watching hun, I want you to measure your sofas with a measuring tape all the parts that have fabric measure. usually a back needs about 2-3 yards front the same and arms about 1-2 yards. If you don't have enough you can always buy some more.
Sweet! I rather do my own furniture too. It’s more affordable for me and I can make it the way I like it. I really am learning a lot from these videos of yours, thank you!
You have inspired me to upholster my own sofa! One question though, in the areas where you did the staples really close to create a shape, could you use that same metal strip with teeth that you removed in part 1?
Excellent video! Thank you! I'm having trouble that my staple gun doesn't seem to put the staples all the way into the wood. Am I missing something? I have a staple gun that is electric.
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Thank you for paying attention to the details. It gives a very professional and polished appearance. I also love your voice over. You explain everything, great teaching technique. Also thanks for not having music. One more thing, thank you for emphasizing not to waste material and to no pay full price for retail furniture.
No problem love, Happy you enjoyed my video =)
LifeWithQueenii Hi, How much fabric do u have to buy for a two seater sofa? thanks
This is my 5th video on reupholstering, and definitely the most helpful!! It's exactly how I want to do it as I don't have time for all that pro stuff. Thanks Queenii!!
I just found this 3 part series. OHHH you used hot glue? I would definitely use the staples as hot glue is notorious for coming apart. But, you were saying you don't feel like spending a lot of money on couches, I would love to, but I do not have the money. I was going to buy a recliner this week but now thinking finding an arm chair and ottoman or something used and doing this. Thank you!
I think you are a genius. I was trying to figure out how to do the arms of my couch. It has big arm rolls. I don't sew well, so what you did with the arm is wonderful. I will be able to follow your example. I have watched a LOT of these videos, and I think yours is the best. Thank you. You did an awesome job!
Thank you so much, happy to help!
Calls hubby to the room “ we are changing the fabric on our couches next week “. Great job Queenii ... I’m subscribed to all your channels
lmao yes !
I'm not even trying to upholster a couch, and I'm hooked. Lol
The fastest way to get that back curve, is to cut a piece of cardboard the length and curve of the sofa, than flip it over and staple on the wrong side as you did, through the cardboard into the fabric and frame. Then flip it over and staple as usual. It will give you a nice finished edge and use less staples. Great job on the tutorial and re-upholstery!
Lisa Pizza ...I'm confused..
Sorry, it's really hard to explain. Lay the fabric over the back of the sofa like she did, draped across the front side with the wrong side of the fabric up with just a small amount of the fabric draped over the back side. Then staple a strip of sturdy cardboard that is cut to the profile of the curve through the fabric wrong side into the frame of the back. Flip the fabric over to the back side with right side up, you should have a nice sharp curve without having to staple as closely. Hers looks beautiful, I just thought her hand must have been aching from all those staples. I hope I didn't confused you more.
Lisa Pizza.... that explains it better, thx!
Great tip, thank you!
Huh??
OUTSTANDING!!! I was given a top name brand floral sofa & loveseat that I would love to reupholster. Slipcovers make my furniture look old and droopy. Thanks for the lessons. ❤
I love the fact that you're teaching every step without the annoying music. Thanks for sharing.❣
This makes me wanna change my couch so bad. Such a great job queenii
Hi there, how do you know how much sponge and fabric to purchase? I am not confident in my ability to do the measurement.
I love how simple you made it look and how thoroughly you explained it. Steps for safety and why certain steps were so important. Turned out great. Thank you for helping us feel brave enough to try DIY. God bless.
Not kidding but I admire you for doing what you’re doing and being a mom supporting a family and still make time to have great looking furniture, really love it. God bless ya 😃
Your tutorial, by far, is the most informative, from the other umpteen reupholstering videos I’ve binge watched this week! Thank you!
Awesome JOB!!! Some thirty-five years ago I reupholster my sofa, but I did not use a staple gun. I sew everything including the arm siding and backing and used small nails. Thank you so much for a new technique using the staple gun. from Chicago
Gurl ur something else! I need to hire you! Ppl don’t no how hard it is to b a full time mom tutorials cook wash clothes keep the hse clean gurl you need a paycheck from the government!❤️❤️❤️I see jack is the overseer 😂😂😂😂
unfortunately I send the gov a check every month -_- lol
Ann Mcleodshe really is that good.
You are amazing with upholstering. My sofa and loveseat are exactly like yours and I have been wanting it upholstered. Now I can do it myself. Thank you so very much for the videos! Have a blessed day!
I really enjoyed your video. I’m going to attempt this on my sectional. I had it for 8 years and I rather reupholster it than to spend $1200 on a new one.
This is one of the best upholstery videos that I've seen! I love this!
Over the years I've always wanted to learn Upholstery the community college where I live stop running it but I never could find a great lesson online UNTIL TODAY. I'm naturally skilled but wanted to learn the technique. I must say YOU DID AN EXCELLENT JOB, both with your work and presentation. I can now go and do some furniture that I presently have and always payed someone to cover by watching you do your own. Thank you so much for doing these session. I'm going to do my own before this month out.
Awesome job, I have a couch and love seat I’ve been debating on reupholstering because I’ve seen many videos and hey all make it look so hard, but you’ve given me hope!! They look amazing!
Hello Queenii !! I've never commented on ANYTHING before but i HAD to write this. What an AMAZING job!! You made this look almost easy. You did a great job explaining as you went along and it was helpful that there was no distracting back round music. If this is what you can do in only a few days, i wonder what you can do during a weeks vacation! Love it! I will be subscribing to you... which is another thing I've never done before. You are truly inspiring! Keep up the great work and I'll be there watching. If we lived close, i would offer to help! Best wishes from one do-it-yourselfer to the queen(ii) !!
Thank you so much for that amazing compliment Laura! I have a few more projects planned but some have to be done outside the rain is cramping my style lol hope you enjoy my future videos
Wow what a project to tackle. I've been thinking of doing this too but was afraid. Your tips and instructions are valuable. You've done such a professional job.
Beautiful!
A woman of sooooo many hats! 🙌🏾😍 This is beautiful and easy to follow surprisingly lol
Im here for pt.2 , your handling this sofa with such care & no measuring, your awesome
I learned like you,trial and error and there are a lot of people watching to learn from people like yourself whom explain very well how you upholster your way love you video love the chair and love your pets!
Queenii you did a wonderful job!! That style of couch is not easy to do. I was so glad to see you reused those pieces from the arms since it would have been difficult to cover that area. Tip You can use trim on the seam along the back of the couch if the staples aren't straight enough.
These speed videos are really satisfying!
Excellent work! Queenie you are so industrious and talented! 👍🏼👍🏽👍🏽! It came out great and looks good! Thanks for sharing the possibilities! 💚💚💚
You're very clever, your instructions are clear and easy to understand. I have a couch exactly the same as this one, fabric and all. I'm going to recover mine now. Thank you xx
You did a fantastic job! I’m impressed how much you’re able to get done in your spare time 🙂 Great series to learn from!
And in Canada we call the small nails finishing nails or brad nails.
Wow! You made it look so easy....how much do you charge. I am scared to try re upholstering an older couch but I have the fabric and most of my supplies. I will certainly be reviewing this again and again as I go.
Your video is inspiring me and my wife to do the same on my beloved couch.
This is great to see! I have the same style 3 piece set with the camel hump back that my cats have done a real number on!! I have everything I need to get going but the only part that is worrying me are the seat cushions. They are are both one large piece with a higher knee roll in front and is sewn in several places. It's not the typical individual 2 or 3 cushions and I've never seen a video showing how to cover one. There is a seam along the top where the knee roll meets the lower part of the cushion that runs all along the top and that's where mine has ripped and separated right through the fabric and the foam. I don't know if I should just get rid of all the old foam and start with new foam but sorting out the heights and densities for the both heights then gluing it all together....shoot me. Or try and work with what is there. I'm not very experienced with sewing yet but actually bought a machine to do this!! And this seat cushion has so many different pieces to sew together like a puzzle with the sipper at the back.
I am just not that confident a seamstress at this point. I may just try and cheat and cover the whole thing with one piece and just tuck it neatly. Anything would look better than a ripped couch!!
I actually tried to get the big bottom cushion done professionally and they refused because I already bought my own fabric!! ggrrr I still don't understand that!! And I bought fabric with a damask pattern so there's a whole bunch of issues with matching up the pattern everywhere and using up way more fabric but luckily I decided I wanted to use more than one fabric and colour on them to give a more custom eccentric look. I figure if a mess up I can add a nice trim, gimp, braid, rope and I bought 6 inch long really thick fringe for the bottom. Let's hope kitties don't go to town on that!! And I have an ottoman I need to do as well!! But those darn bottom cushions are giving me nightmares! I also bought the cardboard trim that goes under the top part of the fabric where you staple to keep it straight but yours came out really nice without it. Maybe I don't need it. If you have any suggestions for the bottom cushions, I'm all ears. I have 2 cats and a dog as well and they have really destroyed this set, those little buggers, they have so many scratch pads but there's nothing more satisfying than digging those nails into really expensive fabric and shredding it!! I really don't want to put that plastic around the bottom, it looks so old Granny!!! They will be in deep doodoo once I recover everything if they start scratching again!!! Any tips for that?
Thanks so much and take good care!
LC
now i'm thinking about buying a stapler. you are doing a terrific job and I love the material you picked out. I'm thinking that maybe I'll try something like this. Thank you for putting this on line, Mary
I was so into the video I started talking to the cat when he got in the back of the couch Talkin Bout Some “Get down” 😭😭
Kitty is so cute, I was saying to it''Oh baby kitty, don't claw Mama Queeniis' new fabric, OH LORD, get down!""
you are multitalented you bae must be very proud of you
Wow this is an amazing video. I found it in my feed and my first thought was this is gonna be challenging ;but I love that it’s much easier than it looks and you talking the entire time through all the videos helped so much. I have an ugly outdated couch in the basement from literally the 70s and it’s such an eyesore.. but you’ve given me inspiration and I’m thinking I’m gonna give it new life. So thank you so much for this tutorial🤩
I thoroughly enjoyed your video and your lovely manner in which you describe all the steps.!!!
Now I feel inspired to get on with the project I had been putting off for so long!!! Thank YOU!!
I had been dreaming of finding Victorian style chase lounge to upholster to add to my décor....
Love the Diy love the step by step & love the couch nice work!
Keshia Harris hi
Girl me 👏🏽respect👏🏽 you👏🏽. No lie. You just save me money. I can do this for myself now. I know this video is 3yrs old but thank you for uploading. New subsie
Thank u so much for not using loud irritating music! You did an amazing job! I am going to try it myself. Thank u.
Awesome job girl looks great! Thanks for the video! And love the creativity of working alone! Very impressive, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for your videos! How do you decide how much total fabric to buy?
Best tutorial I’ve watched! Everything is practical and understandable thank you so much
I've been watching this couch covering series back to back! I love what you've done with it! you are so talented!
These are very helpful videos. Thank you for showing the whole process and going into detail. You did a great job!
thank you for watching!
I can't believe I'm only just seeing this!!!!! LOVE you Queenii, your so talented, you just gave me goosebumps and so many ideas to try out as I'm moving house and I can't find the sofa I want!!!
Wow I don't have word to say really great amazing fabulous its not even enough lady , your own people so lucky to have you 👍🏼
Wow... it takes more than patience to do all that work... you have a special gift... it was fun seeing your kids now and then wearing clothes and pajamas... the pets cute also I had the same dog😀... thank you so much for this... you don’t have to apologize for anything we are lucky you downloaded this video... God Bless🙏
Just beautiful!!! I love it and the color as well. Really enjoyed both parts 1 and 2
Love this video. So far, the must informative and simplest videos I have found. I am moving soon and need to save, so I am going to try your technique on my already owned furniture. Wish me luck.
I love your video, I just bought a love seat and couch that did belong to an old lady and its perfect, except the color. For a couch and loveseat how much fabric will it take.? 20 yds maybe? I want to try just like you.
you are very good and very patient! nice job girl!
Imagine having a conversation and yes say, "yeah, the couch you're sitting on...I reupholstered this baby,"
So I’m about to try this with our couches!! Lol love it nicely done!!!
Omg! What a nice job! I love it so much now I want to cover my couch and love seat!! But you need to come and help me. Lol very nice tutorial! Thank you very much!!
WOW...AWESOME...You have give me courage to conquer my sectional now! Thanks a million!!!!!!!
Hahah! Queenii you are genius! I've done similar work with staple gun and some sewing. But I picked up a few new tips from you. Most of all I love your Can do spirit. Thanks for sharing!
Yes!! I wish I knew not cut before tacking! Woman, you are Great!
The hole time I was hoping you didn't hurt your self. The sofa looks so beautiful. You did an awesome job!
awwww thanks for caring love !
the nails you were looking for the term for are called "Brads" thanks for the video!
Looks great! Love how your cat was helping too 😊
You are an awesome very talented lady and a very detailed teacher thank you so much much love am addicted to your Chanel God bless u and your family
My husband is going to hate a came across this channel, cause I will be re doing our couches! You did an amazing job. I will be subscribing
Queenii beautiful job on that couch. You showed me how to save money by reupholstering my 7 year old couch. Thank you God Bless.
I wonder if using cardboard strips on the sides and back would've helped keep the shape at the seams?
I have a chaise I need to do and your video has helped a lot! Great job!
love the little kitty trying to help out
Hey Queenii. I'm rewatching this today and as I'm looking at the underside of the couch. Have you ever repaired a sagging couch? I have a leather sectional that has a portion that sits low. I'm sure it is able to be fixed but I'm cheap and would rather do it myself.
R Oki hey hun, you’ll have to add stuffing, you can find it in Walmart fabric section ❤️
Thanks so much for taking the time to do this. Can't wait to get started on my couch!
Amazing job! I've been meaning to reupholster my sectional couch & victorian chair, but too lazy to do so. You've motivated me with your skills. 💕
Watching this at 4.am and wow your amazing soooo talented and yes I like you explaining as you go lot better than music luv from yorkshire xx
thank you !
Girl I’m definitely impressed you did a great job!!!
Love this tutorial!!! Omg you've made this process to look supper simple. Definitely got me inspired
Hello Queen I enjoy watching you redo this furniture you are Sooo talented. Ive dome a couple chairs here & there but you got wanting to. Change the color of my Sectional
Good job
I did my dinning chairs and I’m going to do my couch next!
It was my first time too I had to be careful with my first chair and after that I finished them faster
Thank you for advice especially the taking pictures for every step⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Fantastic video and exactly what I was looking for. Approximately how much fabric did you need to for this couch?
Amazing job thank you so much. It turned out great. I just bought a high quality sofa $10 I'm so excited to try something like this thanks again appreciate
Great DIY, and thanks for no music (it can be distracting). Your instructions are very clear!
you're welcome!
All I can say is wow wow, what excellent job you did with this sofa!! I'm so glad I watch all three of your videos because I was thinking about getting rid of my sofa that I have now due to my cat scratching on the arm part. Not anymore! Lol I'm going to find me a nice suede material at a fabric store and do this myself. You think I will need a whole roll of fabric for my sofa and two seating pads?
Thanks for watching hun, I want you to measure your sofas with a measuring tape all the parts that have fabric measure. usually a back needs about 2-3 yards front the same and arms about 1-2 yards. If you don't have enough you can always buy some more.
Wow! You are amazing! Thanks for the step by step tutorials! You inspire me🤩
I looovvvee this !! Where did you get the fabric from love?? You did such an awesome job!!!
Small nail is called a brad. Loved your shorts! Your video is the BEST!
I enjoyed listening to you. I hate zippers also! I recovered my sectional about 8 yrs ago. I am watching you for motivation. Lol Thank you.
Sweet! I rather do my own furniture too. It’s more affordable for me and I can make it the way I like it. I really am learning a lot from these videos of yours, thank you!
Queenii, you did an awesome job! I was wondering how you did the cushions. Did you sew them or stapled them two?
I love your confidence! Good job.
great job girl you really do make it look easy. Keep up the awesome videos.
Looks great. How many yards of fabric did you use on the one couch?
I’m inspired... why am I offer up looking for a chair to reupholster. You did an amazing job love it 😍
You are the woman!1 you make that look easy, even though I know it’s not
Your cat is your supervisor & sometimes assist you lol!! Nice DIY!!
Omg this is so great i can definitely do this after seeing ur video. Thank u so much
yes thank u for not using music. Ive learnt alot as the video plays along with your explanations.
You have inspired me to upholster my own sofa! One question though, in the areas where you did the staples really close to create a shape, could you use that same metal strip with teeth that you removed in part 1?
You did a great job with this couch queenii, also i have a question what apps did you use to edit your videos ? they are great !
This is amazing. I really mean that. U made a whole new couch.👍👍👍
I love ur video ur style,, comments and cleverness also thanks for not using music good bless.
Excellent video! Thank you! I'm having trouble that my staple gun doesn't seem to put the staples all the way into the wood. Am I missing something? I have a staple gun that is electric.
Great job! Where did you purchase the fabric? Exactly what type of fabric did you use? Once again, nice job!
Love your work looks very professional. You know your thing. Did you have training, or self taught ? Best Wishes x
wow very nice I love it thank you for sharing sis you're a wonderful 👩