How To Slipcover A Chair
$99.00
Description
What You Get
Class Overview
In this 4-hour-long slipcover tutorial on how to slipcover a chair, you will learn the techniques and skills I have developed to create custom-fitted slipcovers for your projects. For this rolled arm club chair, you will learn how to measure your piece properly, calculate fabric yardages, plan your cuts for the best use of your fabric, pin fit your pieces to your chair, create symmetrical front arm panels, plan and sew the skirt with extra detail, sew your slipcover together in the proper order as well as pattern and sew T-cushion.
Run Time: 4 hours
Class Lesson Breakdown
- Part 1 Measuring For Fabric Yardages and Cuts
- Part 2 Cutting Fabric
- Part 3 Making Cording
- Part 4 Making The Arm Panes
- Part 5 Pin Fitting The Chair
- Part 6 Marking For The Skirt
- Part 7 Sewing The Slipcover Body
- Part 8 Sewing And Attaching the Skirt
- Part 9 Sewing The Cushion
Materials
Supplies List
- 12oz Cotton Bull Denim Lime Green from Big Duck Canvas
- 10 oz. Cotton Canvas Fuchsia from Big Duck Canvas
- 5/32 Cotton Welt Cord
- #69 Bonded Nylon Thread
Tools
- 1 ⅞” Glass Head Straight Pins
- Soft Cloth Tape Measure
- Sewing Machine
- Serger (optional)
- Fabric Scissors
- 60” Straight Edge Roller
- Square
- Magnetic WristBand (Harbor Freight)
- Magnetic Pin Dish
Taught By
Kimberley Chagnon
Kimberley ChagnonWith over 20 years of experience, Kimberley Chagnon has become a trusted name in both upholstery and instruction. In 1996, she started her own business, Kim’s Upholstery, which continues to thrive and give clients the custom upholstery they truly want. When she’s not busy in the workroom, Kim is busy teaching. For the past six years, she’s led classes for the Window Coverings Association of America group as well as popular trade shows, workshops and conferences.
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“Dear Kim,
I just finished my first project and wanted you to see the results. I used your tutorial Queen Anne chair and it was a huge help. Thank you.”
– Amy
Adriana –
Excellent training video. Kim is gifted as both an artisan and teacher. Great visuals with easy to understand processes.
Molly Hutchins –
This tutorial was a big help to me in learning how to slipcover a chair. I have been sewing forever, and had pretty much figured out the basics, but Kim’s video was really helpful in ironing out the fine details, like the front of the arms, and the cuts. So thankful to have found Kim’s Upholstery and theses great tutorials.
Sylvia Craciun –
New to upholstery, this video is extremely helpful. The chair is a great example of Kim’s Upholstery’s lessons. It is thorough and easy to understand.
Simply put, one can actually repeat the lesson from this video. I would highly recommend it.