Learning to upholster furniture has always seemed to me to be one of the most practical and convenient tasks, since it's a job that will need to be done at some point and, furthermore, it can even be profitable knowledge. When it comes to reupholstering my Ducaroy sofa from Manhattan Home Design, I wish I could do it myself. Thanks for the tutorial.
Hello George, I completely understand and agree with you something we all should know rather then from the store to the trash it’s very sad. Please share the videos it helps us when you do. God love you for it friend. All the best and thanks for the encouragement, it goes along way, your awesome. Paul
This series is right on time. I am reupholstering a grip of furniture over the next few months. Basically living set, a setee and building a patio set.
Hey I'm really glad to hear that! If you want the full length video on the this subject you and get it for free on our site ucprivatecourses.com. Just add the video to your cart and you'll get a pop-up; all you need to do is add your email and we'll send you a code to get it for free.
thank you grant so much for continuing the channel ;];];] i am currently doing a recliner and need all the help i can get;];];] prayer stay positive ;];];] happy new yr!!
Hi Patty, thank you for watching! I'm glad to hear you are taking on this project, I'd love to help however I can, so please let me know. If you need to send picture of the project you can do that on our website via chat: ucprivatecourses.com/
4:20 Hello. I'm looking for the *PDF Chart linked below,* but can't see it in the description box - any ideas, please? Thank you! Great video - sofa looked a treat by the end. 😀
Good question between 15-20 yards. 20 yards with a skirt 3 back cushion you should be safe. 15 yards no skirt no pipping 2 back cushions. This is in a solid fabric no big pattern line up. I hope this helped you. Please share the videos with others it helps so much. God bless, Paul
You want a funny, the inside arm of a chair I worked on the lady that did the new upholstery used a very vivid dot fabric. When the sun shone on the chair it was in a corner it looked like it was stained. So I guess the lesson here is DO NOT USE BRIGHT fabric for linning. I cannot remember the fabric she chose after I fixed the old fabric. I believe it was ducking 100 % cotton.
That is funny, that reminds me of a slipcover that we did for a sectional that had a chaise lounge. The client wanted us to replace the foam in the seat cushions as well. The slipcover was made with a thin white fabric and the new foam was bright blue. This wasn't a problem except for the chaise which displayed its side's with pride which weren't wrapped with dacron, so you could clearly see the blue foam underneath. The moral of the story, always consider what is on the inside, it applies to furniture and people. 😏
@@ucsolutionsgivingmore I guess the moral of the story is to check out what your upholsterers did in the past. Just think of the money you could save by NOT having to fix their mistakes. Bright polka dot for lining where was her head??? Some people think they can do this just by watching youtube, NO!!!! Watch a reputable channel like yours, the experts that have the knowledge behind them. Can you believe that some of these people PAINT beautiful wood items and make them look like SH- - , but they like it? Go figure. They do not do the prep work and wonder why they have nasty-looking furniture. I could go on all day about this. As I said follow people with the knowledge. I hope Dad is having a nice day have said my prayer for him today and will still pray for this awesome gent.
Your suggestion to watch "How to Reupholster a Sofa Start to Finish" at the end of your video links to a political video from an other channel. The title is right, but when I click on the suggestion, it's not your 2-video series that are linked. Not sure if you have control over it. Just wanted to mention your suggestion for the most popular videos on your channel don't link to your videos at all.
NO I did not know that. There is nothing I can do about it thank you letting me know and for watching, please share it helps so much when you do. Cheers, Paul
You grew up! Nice to see you back.
Lol! Yeah 🧔 Thanks, it's good to be back!
Learning to upholster furniture has always seemed to me to be one of the most practical and convenient tasks, since it's a job that will need to be done at some point and, furthermore, it can even be profitable knowledge. When it comes to reupholstering my Ducaroy sofa from Manhattan Home Design, I wish I could do it myself. Thanks for the tutorial.
Hello George, I completely understand and agree with you something we all should know rather then from the store to the trash it’s very sad. Please share the videos it helps us when you do. God love you for it friend. All the best and thanks for the encouragement, it goes along way, your awesome. Paul
You have been missed. Always enjoyed your videos
Thank you, Teri! We missed interacting with you guys. We're glad to be back!
Glad to see you back!!!
Thanks, Chewbacca!
This series is right on time. I am reupholstering a grip of furniture over the next few months. Basically living set, a setee and building a patio set.
Hey I'm really glad to hear that! If you want the full length video on the this subject you and get it for free on our site ucprivatecourses.com. Just add the video to your cart and you'll get a pop-up; all you need to do is add your email and we'll send you a code to get it for free.
thank you grant so much for continuing the channel ;];];] i am currently doing a recliner and need all the help i can get;];];] prayer stay positive ;];];] happy new yr!!
Hi Patty, thank you for watching! I'm glad to hear you are taking on this project, I'd love to help however I can, so please let me know. If you need to send picture of the project you can do that on our website via chat: ucprivatecourses.com/
4:20 Hello. I'm looking for the *PDF Chart linked below,* but can't see it in the description box - any ideas, please? Thank you! Great video - sofa looked a treat by the end. 😀
Thank you so much for watching. I am so sorry we don’t have a PDF for any videos. I really wish I could help you more. All the best, Paul
I really appreciate you showing how to measure for fabric for the couch. What did you come up with for total yardage needed to buy?
Hello Harvey, good question. For that sofa size 16-18 yards in a solid fabric should be fine. Please share thank you for doing so. Cheers, Paul
I appreciate this. I'm about to reupholster a victorian kimball sofa and I was very confused about how to measure for fabric
I am SO happy to hear this I am glad it helped you. Please share the videos it help a lot. Ucprivatecourse.com please visit. God love you for it. Paul
I’m planning to do this with my couch here in a year or too. We got for a steal at a thrift store and I love it. But it seriously needs new covering.
Awesome, that will be a great project, we'll be here to help you when you start.
hi! How much fabric did you need for this couch? Your video is very good.
Good question between 15-20 yards. 20 yards with a skirt 3 back cushion you should be safe. 15 yards no skirt no pipping 2 back cushions. This is in a solid fabric no big pattern line up. I hope this helped you. Please share the videos with others it helps so much. God bless, Paul
You want a funny, the inside arm of a chair I worked on the lady that did the new upholstery used a very vivid dot fabric. When the sun shone on the chair it was in a corner it looked like it was stained. So I guess the lesson here is DO NOT USE BRIGHT fabric for linning. I cannot remember the fabric she chose after I fixed the old fabric. I believe it was ducking 100 % cotton.
That is funny, that reminds me of a slipcover that we did for a sectional that had a chaise lounge. The client wanted us to replace the foam in the seat cushions as well. The slipcover was made with a thin white fabric and the new foam was bright blue. This wasn't a problem except for the chaise which displayed its side's with pride which weren't wrapped with dacron, so you could clearly see the blue foam underneath. The moral of the story, always consider what is on the inside, it applies to furniture and people. 😏
@@ucsolutionsgivingmore I guess the moral of the story is to check out what your upholsterers did in the past. Just think of the money you could save by NOT having to fix their mistakes. Bright polka dot for lining where was her head??? Some people think they can do this just by watching youtube, NO!!!! Watch a reputable channel like yours, the experts that have the knowledge behind them. Can you believe that some of these people PAINT beautiful wood items and make them look like SH- - , but they like it? Go figure. They do not do the prep work and wonder why they have nasty-looking furniture. I could go on all day about this. As I said follow people with the knowledge. I hope Dad is having a nice day have said my prayer for him today and will still pray for this awesome gent.
Eager wasn't word I was thinking of, omniscient would fit better.
Thank you for watching. Please share the videos it friends and family it helps us so much. Cheers, Paul
I just came from a video from 6 years ago wow the boy now has facial hair
Your suggestion to watch "How to Reupholster a Sofa Start to Finish" at the end of your video links to a political video from an other channel. The title is right, but when I click on the suggestion, it's not your 2-video series that are linked. Not sure if you have control over it. Just wanted to mention your suggestion for the most popular videos on your channel don't link to your videos at all.
Thank you for letting me know! I went in there and got rid of the second video.
NO I did not know that. There is nothing I can do about it thank you letting me know and for watching, please share it helps so much when you do. Cheers, Paul
Love your videos however don't enjoy the way your son acts as if he knows more than you.
Hello Linda, LOL that’s funny yes he is very eager.Please share the videos it helps a lot when you do . Cheers, Paul