How to Make a No-Sew Round Tufted Storage Ottoman | House One
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- House One’s Jenn Largesse demonstrates how to build a round tufted ottoman without having to sew.
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At first glance, making a round tufted ottoman can seem like a complicated project, but with a simple frame and a staple gun, this elegant piece of furniture comes together easier than you might think.
Cost: $200 (For full project, parts one and two)
Time: 8 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Tools:
Pencil [amzn.to/2Yj8o2F]
Marker [amzn.to/2FLODul]
Tape measure [amzn.to/2FBwi2M]
Miter saw [amzn.to/3htrWZT]
Drill/driver [amzn.to/31hr7h3]
Hand clamps [amzn.to/2QbURW5]
Jigsaw [amzn.to/2QbV9MF]
Hand stapler [amzn.to/2YjpBJm]
Hot glue gun [amzn.to/2CQ4eb6]
Tin snips or sharp scissors [amzn.to/3gfBohX]
Needle nose pliers (to remove errant staples) [amzn.to/2Q9RgaW]
Hammer (to set stubborn staples) [amzn.to/3hgnHAp]
1-inch hole saw (to cut holes in foam for buttons) [amzn.to/3kXDkPL]
Shopping:
(2) 2 x 3 x 8 boards [thd.co/3aK4o06]
(1) ½-inch x 4’ x 8’ plywood [thd.co/3ghRM1t]
(1) 1/16 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. plastic panel [thd.co/2Xxz670]
(4) 4-inch legs [low.es/329CsPs]
(4) leg plates [thd.co/34hVOEA]
1½-inch deck screws [thd.co/34hh3pZ]
3/8-inch staples [amzn.to/3l3PW7R]
Button making kit (to make 21 buttons) [etsy.me/2FJqDrB]
3 inch high-density foam (or layer 1 inch foam pieces to save money) [amzn.to/2EjTQZp]
All purpose adhesive spray [amzn.to/2FBF5li]
Foam adhesive (If necessary) [amzn.to/2Qf2Gu0]
Batting - Get 2 ½ yards [amzn.to/31fpz7h]
Black fabric liner - Get 4 Yards [amzn.to/3gdaYNH]
Fabric - Get 2 ½ yards [amzn.to/3aIMoDb]
Waxed upholstery thread [amzn.to/2ElQftQ]
Tufting upholstery needle [amzn.to/31dk8p6]
¼ inch cord [amzn.to/3l4dcmo]
Hot glue sticks [amzn.to/32hhu1c]
Cut List
2x3 - 12 @ 11 ½-inch
½-inch Plywood Lid and Base - 2 @ Cut to Circle with 15-inch Radius
½-inch Plywood Top Ring - 1 @ Cut to Ring with 15-inch outer and 12-inch inner Radius
½-inch Plywood Inside Base - 1 @ Trim Circle with 11¾-inch Radius
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How to Make a No-Sew Round Tufted Storage Ottoman | House One
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Low skill but time intensive project. I can dig it.
Finished product looks nice.
Just amazing! I learned more on this video than I have watching hundreds of professional upholstery videos 👏🙌
I love how clear your directions are ❤
Great tutorial on creating the tufted top. I bought a round coffee table and have not found any good videos on how to create the tufting and keep the edges looking nice and not bunchy. Thank you. Can't wait to try this!
This is great! I picked up a round ottoman that is need of some TLC, I've learned more from this video than any of the other 10 I've looked at! Can't wait to get started!! Thank you
This is great! It might be good to add some fabric-covered blocks to the underside of the lid, so it fits securely onto the ottoman and can't slide sideways when you put your feet on it.
Jason Goodman Or add another ring of plywood a1/4” smaller in diameter and wrap it in black fabric creating a snug fit..
Wonderful tutorial! Clean and concise!
Great video. I recently found a set of 2 chairs that are perfect for a reading area in my home, and now need an ottoman. This project looks doable and now I can customize my own ottoman to fit perfectly in my area and tie in with my new chairs. Thank you!
That is amazing. I’m moving to Costa Rica and have purchased old fabric. You have given me amazing ideas
This was SERIOUSLY impressive! Well done!
WoW! What a beautiful work and very well explained, thank you so much!!
This is pretty ambitious and extremely handsome.Thanks for the video🤗🤗
- Thanx 4 a great lesson with clear, concise instructions. GREAT job.
This is becoming mi faworite part on this chanel
Beautiful and very labor intensive. This is why it's just easier to buy, but I love learning how to do these things myself, too. I can't imagine how much this would cost to DIY build vs. buying mass made at a retail store.
you might be surprised! assuming you already have the power tools needed, it could very well be cheaper to make than buy. i found this video because ottomans cost a lot more than i thought they did lol. on amazon most round storage ottomans of this size cost at least $150.
I’ve been pricing ottomans and they are insanely expensive
It's easier to buy, but you can't always find what you want.
Tell me you’re not familiar with how much ottomans cost without telling me you’re not familiar with how much ottomans cost.
I just got back from Rooms To Go and saw something similar, but without storage, for $2,500!!! This is worth the build.
She makes this look so easy I almost feel like I could do it 🤪
Amazing. Lots of steps but you made it seem doable
Absolutely gorgeous - this came out wonderfully!
I loved the tufting
Going to wish I had an electric stapler during this one.
This one is just the excuse you need to buy an electric stapler.
I was thinking cordless.Yes for sure😁😁
@@garthbutton699 😎👍
Awesome, a big thumbs up for the end result, and you. 👍
OMG, if I could like this 100x, I would! Now, if only there was a tutorial for a half moon storage ottoman..perhaps someone could direct me on a good tutorial or how to use this tutorial to that.. TIA!
You have to have a lot of tools for this one!
good video, i think a piece to secure the lid on the ottoman would have been a nice feature
Love thise videos
Wow great work❣ love it, definitely going to try it.
nice work 👍
That was AWESOME, thank you!
This is so beautiful! It looks so easy to make!! 😍
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Wow!!you’re something! I love it!
Beautiful!
Great job, love it. 👏👏👏👏
Show!
Brasil 🇧🇷
That’s slot of work.. I’ll just buy one from FB marketplace!
Excelent work!
Great work👍
Thank you!!!!!!! Oh my god!
Beautiful
great job!
Very nice piece although myself, I wouldn't put in all those button holes. If you have kids they'll drop food it, puke in it, etc and you will never be able to clean it. Nice piece though.
lol i was thinking a cup holder for my beer! what do i know
Very nice
Wow super
That glue gun is awesome
Anybody notice the hole saw spinning in reverse lol
Sooo the lid just floats on top? It's not attached at all? Hmm. I think I would add some hinges so it doesn't slide off if someone was to play or sit on it!
That looks great I will take one of those let me know how much it is
Steven Guevara $350
Nothing against the content but this needs to be on its own channel.
Everything cost $200 usd? Or can?
What are the measurement please
At the end of this video, it was mentioned to watch a different channel but I can't find it? Could you post a link to the channel that was mentioned?
It's not a TH-cam channel, but a section in the ThisOldHouse.com website. (Look under the "More" menu.) There appear to be a lot of videos there that aren't on TH-cam.
Does anybody know where to get that panel board? Thanks
How do you like that Ryobi hot glue gun?
i was thinking hanging chads!!
@@jomangeee9180 what's a hanging Chad?
What inch is the round board for the top layer
What size hole saw did you use?
whats the price tag on material here!
Probably depends on what materials/tools you already have laying around.
Plywood and fabric is probably $25-$50 depending on here you get it. Cost of legs can vary wildly but you can make your own cheap using same materials and methods.
I’m not an upholsterer. Looks like you are dear
Hello
BUT you don't have to sew, which is nice.
Bet I could get $250 for that piece...
Thank you Alicia Silverstone
Nice you working too fast.👍👍👍😜😂
That is a plastic paint on that brick in the background.
I think that is actually very bad for a brick.
But maybe it's a fake brick.
Very nice but way to involved
All the steps are pretty simple. There’s just a lot of them. Could save you $200 easy over buying something similar plus bragging rights.
HELLO
We clearly disagree on the definition of “sew”
What’s your definition
@@MKRM27 use of needle and thread to adhere fabric. So that long needle attach, thats sewing in my mind.
Don't you need a lawyer to sew?
No!
You need a lawyer to suite.
English is a weird language when it comes to spelling.
The spelling you’re looking for is sue.
OK. I added a letter that made it wrong.
It's suit, as in lawsuit.
From Webster's 1913 Dictionary
Lawsuit
(n.) An action at law; a suit in equity or admiralty; any legal proceeding before a court for the enforcement of a claim.
From Webster's 1913 Dictionary
Suit
(n.) The act of following or pursuing, as game; pursuit.
@@scotttovey and here i thought u were talking about my cousin
To sue is the action, suit is the noun when talking about a case.
DIY.....no way
This will probably cost you at least $500 to build
Plywood, 2x3 and fabric don’t cost anywhere near $500. Those materials would probably be $50 tops if you splurge on really nice fabric. It’ll looks like $500 thought. The overpriced stuff on Wayfsir is made the same way or cheaper, and the fit and finish won’t be as good. Ask me how I know.
@@JohnJones-it3us the average Joe PBS watcher who doesn't have any tools or fasteners will spend way more. Need to buy fabric wood buttons foam and plastic shealthing. Still in the hundreds of dollars. Yes. Me I could make similar for was I could find but the typical weekend warrior who usually sent that handy will. Have to buy a load of crap.
Hot Dogs this isn’t for the person with zero tools and doesn’t do any DIY. This is for the people out there who like to make things themselves and have likely already invested in tools.
Having said that. Corded circular saws, jigsawa, glue guns, etc can be bought extremely cheap, especially if you buy used. That and those tools are not single use. They still have value and use when the project is done.
I would bet I could start from nothing and still come in less or close to the same price as a comparable product from a store, and still have the tools left for future DIY projects.
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