@@dodadolls that's my thoughts but it's so pricey that I'd rather do it myself or I could just by new chairs :/ but I don't have, nor know, how to use a sewing machine if I needed too
@Angry Hippo I would LOVE to do a slipcover...I tried for about a week, but I was defeated and realized my reupholstering skills were much better. I'm taking a slipcover class and that way I can have my chair with or without a slipcover (provided the lady I'm paying can even teach me...ugh!).
i love how you can tell just how long this took because girl had different sets of mani's throughout the vid lmao. also wow. doing this w long nails is just impressive
WOW! For people who have old houses in their extended families, with old faded, torn or stained furniture heirlooms -- this is very enlightening. Most people don't want to spend the money to redo their old chairs and are too intimidated by the DIY approach, but this is very inspiring. You have an incredible skill set. Can't wait to see the scaled down chair also. Awesome video!
I have a wingback chair that desperately needs reupholstered. Having a love for crafting, your video is giving me confidence to go ahead and "do it". Thank you so much.
Wow. Your voice is extremely soothing. I love that you didn’t add any upbeat music. Thank you so much for showing us the process, I had no idea it involved this much work!
You make everything look so easy. I love hearing your voice. My 3 year old granddaughter and I always watch your videos before bedtime. Thank you for your videos. Keep them coming.
Thanks so much for this excellent tutorial. I have a chair almost exactly like this one that I paid $50 for 15 or 20 years ago. The only difference is the arm fronts are rolled back vertically. The legs are identical. I finally am finding the courage to reupholstering it. this tutorial gave me exactly the information I needed and no lengthy, dragged out explanations. I'm working on the cushion now and will get to the rest next. Perfect pacing and instructions! Great job!!
Not long ago, I bought a cheap but glorious antique couch off of Craigslist. It has gorgeous Nouveau details, with original brass claw feet and everything. When I was stripping this thing down to the frame, I cannot tell you how much horsehair padding I had to deal with! And hand-cut upholstery tacks! It was INSANE. I totally envy your clean strip job on this chair!
So, I've been following you for YEARS because of your amazing miniature tutorials. Today I searched chair upolstry and not only do you have the best tutorial, WE HAVE THE SAME CHAIR! 😳😄 Great tutorial!!!! Wish me luck!!! 😁
You make this look sooo easy. I know that it is a lot of work. Bravo for you to not be one of the many who would just toss the chair to the curb to end up in a landfill.
I've looked at a few how to videos and this is the one I've saved great tips and liked reusing flexible tacking strip and cording. Ready to tackle my two wingback chairs.
This is a lot of work but I need to do it. I need to buy upholstery fabric to do my mother's wing back chair. I had to watch this video again to get my confidence back to do the chair. So many staples to remove!
I recovered a couch several years ago and put extra wooden rings on the back held on by fabric tabs for the purpose of fort building for my kids. It was so fun. I don't have that couch any more, but wish all my furniture had rings to make cool blanket forts!! I love your videos, Cat! I have made a few miniatures and they are so fun. You do a great job explaining how to do it. Keep up the great work!!
Fascinating. Really. Had no idea how they were put together, especially with piping separate. My mom was good at making slipcovers on an upholstered piece.
Excellent video and tutorial! I have been really nervous about taking on a project like this and was just going to paint it but after watching you do this I feel very confident that I can do it! Thank you!
It takes her a while to do such a thing. I can tell by her nail color 😀 Thank you for such a wonderful time and effort to do this video. You made it so easy to do. 😘
Beautifully well done! I inherited my mother's wing chair that she loved so much. Fortunately she and my dad also purchased the bolt of the fabric to reupholster in the future if needed. This video is so precise and to the point in everything I need to do. Thank you for this excellent tutorial on reupholstering a wing chair with piping and cushion.
OMG, this is exactly what I was looking for! I found a great chair on the street and was unsure how the fabric was attached without visible staples. The metal strip is amazing! And the tack strip too.
watch other videos. many of these steps aren't totally correct and/or the way a beginner should do it. There is very very little room for error in the way she is attaching things. Getting a good fit and fabric drape will be nearly impossible if your cuts are not absolutely perfect to start the way she is doing this.
That was very interesting! Quite a bit different from what I had imagined but still time consuming. Still - being able to put any fabric you like on your favorite chair is pretty sweet!
This video.... is fantastic. So well filmed (edited) and easy to watch but most importantly follow. Looking forward to my wing back chair re-upholstery project 😻😻😻 Thankyou!!!!
Performing these procedures can be a bit complex, but seen through these types of videos it seems much simpler. I'd like to learn how to do it perfectly so I can reupholster my LC2 Chair from Manhattan Home Design when the time comes. Thank you very much for sharing this tutorial.
My mother, sister and I reupholster antique furniture we find in estate sales, it's so satisfying at the end of the day to sit in a chair you rebuilt yourself! I don't know if it's because we work with older chairs or just chance, but I've never seen those bracket strips you use to fold the fabric into? That's neat as hell!
I am so happy I found your video! I just recovered a chair exactly like this and your tutorial was so helpful!!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!!!
Your voice it's so calming and easy to listen to! I now know, I can't do this myself lol But I did get to the end of the video, just to listen; thank you!
Wow... totally great. THANK YOU.😅 I am kind of a handy person ... All the work on this was so detailed and your calm voice while you go through all the steps. Awesome
Thank you for this video. I saved it for when I find some fabric for my rocking chair. I will watch the video again just to make sure I know what I'm doing. The rocking chair just has a seat cushion and a separate piece for the back. It won't be as difficult as the chair you recovered.
Omg!!! I WISH I would have seen this before I upholstered my couch... my arms are the same and couldn't figure how to put it back.. I added a different design to them lol.. it looks good but I'll redo it next year the right way.. ... Thank you for sharing...❤❤❤❤
This video was so helpful. I recently obtained 2 wing chairs from friends and I'm going to reupholster them for my living room. I hope to send you a photo maybe by the end of the year. :)
I love how she’s really talking to us as if I’m about to restore some old chair 😂 I really love your views though. You’re so precise with everything and it soothes my little ocd. Also just hearing you makes me whole day better. Idk I really love your channel girl ☺️ plz don’t leave for so long again
I'm legit contemplating starting a brand new TH-cam channel that is the chaotic dumba** version of this where my boyfriend and I (and whatever poor souls we drag into our projects) try to learn new skills thru videos like this and document EVERY. SINGLE. MISTAKE. AND INJURY. Bc I have no doubts I will smash my thumbs to help trying to get those curve things perfectly flat and aligned
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been following it while working on my wingback chair. It’s taken several hours just to dismantle it, but I’m almost done taking all the old fabric off! Can’t wait to get to the fun part :)
This video is brilliant! I have been searching for a how to video on reupholstery and this was clear and understandable. Thank you so much! I have a huge project to recover 4 chairs that are fully upholstered, rapped arms and legs included. Wish me luck. I will try to post photos when I’m done.
God damn you made that look easy! You actually made me feel like I can do this myself. I was really feeling unconfident and unsure of if I would be able to do it- thank you for this video.
That was really impressive! You're so talented and I love that you repaired something old that most people would just throw away! Have you reupholstered before?
Was so excited to see a new video (finally). Was taken Aback that it wasn’t a mini (ohh). Then watched it because I love your tutorials regardless (❤️❤️❤️)
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And now I know why it costs what it cost to get a piece reupholstered. Wow. What a lot of work.
my thoughts exactly! I think I'd rather pay someone than go through this myself :D
@@dodadolls that's my thoughts but it's so pricey that I'd rather do it myself or I could just by new chairs :/ but I don't have, nor know, how to use a sewing machine if I needed too
How much does it cost?
I would have taken the dust cover off and said Oh Shit what have I started and then slowly stapled it back on 🤣🤣🤣🤣
you and me both. buy a throw and toss it on X''D
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Ashton Suggs 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@Angry Hippo I would LOVE to do a slipcover...I tried for about a week, but I was defeated and realized my reupholstering skills were much better. I'm taking a slipcover class and that way I can have my chair with or without a slipcover (provided the lady I'm paying can even teach me...ugh!).
This is the most comprehensive step by step upholstery tutorial!!! Now I can confidently do the project I’m thinking of doing!!! Thank you so much!!!
i love how you can tell just how long this took because girl had different sets of mani's throughout the vid lmao. also wow. doing this w long nails is just impressive
Isn’t it satisfying when she hammered the metal down? Btw: LOVE UR VIDS!!! ❤️❤️
WOW! For people who have old houses in their extended families, with old faded, torn or stained furniture heirlooms -- this is very enlightening. Most people don't want to spend the money to redo their old chairs and are too intimidated by the DIY approach, but this is very inspiring. You have an incredible skill set. Can't wait to see the scaled down chair also. Awesome video!
Yay!!! She's back...the most
Soothing voice in the history of Utube...😸
Soothing? She sounds like she's talking dirty but only talking about a chair 🤣🙈
I have a wingback chair that desperately needs reupholstered. Having a love for crafting, your video is giving me confidence to go ahead and "do it". Thank you so much.
Wow. Your voice is extremely soothing. I love that you didn’t add any upbeat music. Thank you so much for showing us the process, I had no idea it involved this much work!
You make everything look so easy. I love hearing your voice. My 3 year old granddaughter and I always watch your videos before bedtime. Thank you for your videos. Keep them coming.
I had no idea there were that many components to chair upolstory. And even though this isn't tiny, sweet job!
Thanks so much for this excellent tutorial. I have a chair almost exactly like this one that I paid $50 for 15 or 20 years ago. The only difference is the arm fronts are rolled back vertically. The legs are identical. I finally am finding the courage to reupholstering it. this tutorial gave me exactly the information I needed and no lengthy, dragged out explanations. I'm working on the cushion now and will get to the rest next. Perfect pacing and instructions! Great job!!
I normally don't have an interest in real life furniture restoration. However your video is so calming and done so well.
Beautiful work.
Not long ago, I bought a cheap but glorious antique couch off of Craigslist. It has gorgeous Nouveau details, with original brass claw feet and everything. When I was stripping this thing down to the frame, I cannot tell you how much horsehair padding I had to deal with! And hand-cut upholstery tacks! It was INSANE. I totally envy your clean strip job on this chair!
What a great idea! Saving money AND getting chairs to match your house perfectly? This is why I love diy
I like that this isn't hard, but takes great care and patience. That's what makes it so worth it
I'm so glad ur back I missed watching ur videos before bed they would always make me super relaxed
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen for reupholstering a wingback chair. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
4:30 did I hear you right? Did you say P*nis shaped fabric?
Edit: PEANUT! YOU SAID PEANUT
Haha I had to listen to that twice 😂
CLOSE CAPTIONS SAY PEN IS
I had to double take that part multiple times lol
I heard penis
Grace C, hahaha ...ever heard of the Freudian saying "We hear what we wish to hear" :) anyway, tnx for making us smile, have a nice day
So, I've been following you for YEARS because of your amazing miniature tutorials. Today I searched chair upolstry and not only do you have the best tutorial, WE HAVE THE SAME CHAIR! 😳😄
Great tutorial!!!! Wish me luck!!! 😁
This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen. Great Job
You make this look sooo easy. I know that it is a lot of work. Bravo for you to not be one of the many who would just toss the chair to the curb to end up in a landfill.
I've looked at a few how to videos and this is the one I've saved great tips and liked reusing flexible tacking strip and cording. Ready to tackle my two wingback chairs.
This is a lot of work but I need to do it. I need to buy upholstery fabric to do my mother's wing back chair. I had to watch this video again to get my confidence back to do the chair. So many staples to remove!
I recovered a couch several years ago and put extra wooden rings on the back held on by fabric tabs for the purpose of fort building for my kids. It was so fun. I don't have that couch any more, but wish all my furniture had rings to make cool blanket forts!!
I love your videos, Cat! I have made a few miniatures and they are so fun. You do a great job explaining how to do it. Keep up the great work!!
Thank you so much for watching Jennie. I might have to use that fort idea ;)
Fascinating. Really. Had no idea how they were put together, especially with piping separate. My mom was good at making slipcovers on an upholstered piece.
Excellent video and tutorial! I have been really nervous about taking on a project like this and was just going to paint it but after watching you do this I feel very confident that I can do it! Thank you!
It takes her a while to do such a thing. I can tell by her nail color 😀
Thank you for such a wonderful time and effort to do this video. You made it so easy to do. 😘
Aww thank you and good eye on thee nails. ;)
I have never upholstered and don't have anything to upholster but after watching this, I really want to find something! Great job!
Beautifully well done! I inherited my mother's wing chair that she loved so much. Fortunately she and my dad also purchased the bolt of the fabric to reupholster in the future if needed. This video is so precise and to the point in everything I need to do. Thank you for this excellent tutorial on reupholstering a wing chair with piping and cushion.
OMG, this is exactly what I was looking for!
I found a great chair on the street and was unsure how the fabric was attached without visible staples. The metal strip is amazing! And the tack strip too.
I didn’t think the pink fabric was too bad until I saw the original colour underneath the other pieces yikes that DID need replacing
Thank you so much. This is the best video I found so far. Now I am ready to reupholster the two old wing chairs.
This is the best tutorial I've ever seen, going to attempt a Parker Knoll chair, thank you
watch other videos. many of these steps aren't totally correct and/or the way a beginner should do it. There is very very little room for error in the way she is attaching things. Getting a good fit and fabric drape will be nearly impossible if your cuts are not absolutely perfect to start the way she is doing this.
This is the best video I've seen! I love that you reused the tacking strips!
That was very interesting! Quite a bit different from what I had imagined but still time consuming. Still - being able to put any fabric you like on your favorite chair is pretty sweet!
You are fabulous! What a gift you have. You make it look so easy.
This video.... is fantastic. So well filmed (edited) and easy to watch but most importantly follow. Looking forward to my wing back chair re-upholstery project 😻😻😻 Thankyou!!!!
Performing these procedures can be a bit complex, but seen through these types of videos it seems much simpler. I'd like to learn how to do it perfectly so I can reupholster my LC2 Chair from Manhattan Home Design when the time comes. Thank you very much for sharing this tutorial.
My mother, sister and I reupholster antique furniture we find in estate sales, it's so satisfying at the end of the day to sit in a chair you rebuilt yourself! I don't know if it's because we work with older chairs or just chance, but I've never seen those bracket strips you use to fold the fabric into? That's neat as hell!
Beautiful! Thank you for showing me an easier way to do those wonky arm fronts!!
I am so happy I found your video! I just recovered a chair exactly like this and your tutorial was so helpful!!! Thank you for sharing your expertise!!!
I am getting ready to take this project on x 2. Thanks for showing this in detail. This will save me tons of money.
Your voice it's so calming and easy to listen to! I now know, I can't do this myself lol But I did get to the end of the video, just to listen; thank you!
Loved what you did and I will apply what you did to my very on chairs that were given to me. Thank you for the inspiration.
Wow... totally great. THANK YOU.😅 I am kind of a handy person ... All the work on this was so detailed and your calm voice while you go through all the steps. Awesome
Thank you for this video. I saved it for when I find some fabric for my rocking chair. I will watch the video again just to make sure I know what I'm doing. The rocking chair just has a seat cushion and a separate piece for the back. It won't be as difficult as the chair you recovered.
Omg!!! I WISH I would have seen this before I upholstered my couch... my arms are the same and couldn't figure how to put it back.. I added a different design to them lol.. it looks good but I'll redo it next year the right way.. ...
Thank you for sharing...❤❤❤❤
I got a wing back chair that needs help, but nah, this is more difficult than I thought! Best video
This video was so helpful. I recently obtained 2 wing chairs from friends and I'm going to reupholster them for my living room. I hope to send you a photo maybe by the end of the year. :)
This is the best video I have ever seen as far as instruction goes! Thank you so very much!
Love the color of the grey.
Almost reminds me of my breakdown of my reclining chair. Almost bc i was actively trying to dismantle not refurbish. Great vid
I love how she’s really talking to us as if I’m about to restore some old chair 😂
I really love your views though. You’re so precise with everything and it soothes my little ocd. Also just hearing you makes me whole day better. Idk I really love your channel girl ☺️ plz don’t leave for so long again
I'm legit contemplating starting a brand new TH-cam channel that is the chaotic dumba** version of this where my boyfriend and I (and whatever poor souls we drag into our projects) try to learn new skills thru videos like this and document EVERY. SINGLE. MISTAKE. AND INJURY. Bc I have no doubts I will smash my thumbs to help trying to get those curve things perfectly flat and aligned
@@skylerhall1537 Hey, you should do that.
my thoughts exactly, like baking a cake, ingidients, mix bake
vid is awesome though
Your a life saver!!! Guess what project I’ll be doing tomorrow. Can you please make more tutorials like this?
omg i have watched so many videos on this and yours is the only one that made sense and was easy to follow
You did such a beautiful job with that chair, Cath. Thanks for sharing that lovely transformation with us.
Very Well done! It is so satisfying to remake a fine chair and make it beautiful again. They don't make them like that anymore.
She's just like me!! I always get a fresh manicure before ripping material, staples, and metal fasteners off reupholstery projects. LOL!
Thank you so much for sharing! Love your video's! The Wing back chair looks awesome!
I have a new found respect for the work my grandfather did. He was an upholsterer.
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been following it while working on my wingback chair. It’s taken several hours just to dismantle it, but I’m almost done taking all the old fabric off! Can’t wait to get to the fun part :)
Many, many thanks my lady. Very well put together presentation, and top-notch skill throughout. Bravo!
This video is brilliant! I have been searching for a how to video on reupholstery and this was clear and understandable. Thank you so much! I have a huge project to recover 4 chairs that are fully upholstered, rapped arms and legs included. Wish me luck. I will try to post photos when I’m done.
This was so relaxing and satisfying to watch. I am not even planning on reupholstering anything! Good job!
I was thinking the same thing!
God damn you made that look easy! You actually made me feel like I can do this myself. I was really feeling unconfident and unsure of if I would be able to do it- thank you for this video.
I always suspected you were a genius and this video confirms it!
This is amazing! It made me want to get into upholstery!!! ❤
wow, what an upholstery lesson, and your nails A+ outstanding!!!
This is very informative! Great video 😊
Holy heck. I knew you were talented but this takes it to a whole new level.
Best video I've seen yet. I'm excited to try this myself.
That was really impressive! You're so talented and I love that you repaired something old that most people would just throw away! Have you reupholstered before?
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Her voice is very soothing plus the music.
Wonderful! Beautiful! How much fabric did you need to buy ??
It’s full size! I’ve been away from this channel too long.❤️
I love you, woman. Seriously. I’ve missed your videos so much. This was so interesting.
This was the best tutorial I've seen on reposting a chair
many of the steps aren't actually done properly in this tutorial
35 people unliked... smh. i found this very knowledgeable and easy to follow.
Excellent job !! Congratulations
Thank you so much for this. I have two chairs that have been waiting for your help.
So glad to see you back
Omg, girl I am so impressed! This looks awesome!
Great tutorial. Well done.
Fantastic video, I’ve got a rocking chair that was my late mum’s and this is definitely a project of love 😘
Awesome! I cant wait for the miniature one that you showed in the end because I'm making a dollhouse too! And i will definitely need that😁
You made it looks easy to reupholister a chair and relaxing to watch❤
Then you said it took you to 2 weeks 😂 but i love it came out really nice❤
That is the best video I have ever seen on reupholstering!
You made it look easy and make sense! Thank you!
excellent! you make it look so easy, much easier than it really is!
Whew! I think I’m just gonna paint mine!
Wow, amazing work! 👏👍
Amazing job. I learned so much
Wow it’s so cool 😎 Thanks for showing in details
You are so talented!
Was so excited to see a new video (finally). Was taken Aback that it wasn’t a mini (ohh). Then watched it because I love your tutorials regardless (❤️❤️❤️)
Beautiful job, well done!
Fantastic job looks great 😆
WOW absolutely love this, thanks for sharing