In this video you will learn how to attach Synthetic Sagless to the bottom of the chair frame, and how to attach coil springs to the Synthetic Sagless using a Klinch-It Tool. I will show you how to use an edgewire and attach it to the frame and springs before finishing off the springs with an eight way tie. I will also show you how I pad up the seat and hand sew an edgeroll to the edgewire frame. Next I will upholster the seat and attach a boxing strip with welt cord using a hand stitched method. The inside back and arms will be padded and upholstered showing you how to add a decorative button detail to the inside back. Lastly I will hand stitch the outside back before adding a decorative gimp to finish of the arms and back of the chair.
This video has a running time of 166 Minutes.
Chapters
- Part 1 Edgewire and Spring Up
- Part 2 Burlap
- Part 3 Padding The Seat
- Part 4 Seat Fabric
- Part 5 The Arms
- Part 6 Padding The Back
- Part 7 Inside Back And Buttons
- Part 8 Outside Back And Gimp
Supplies:
- Synthetic Sagless
- Ruby Italian Jute
- 3 prong clips
- Zigger clips
- Edge Wire
- Coil springs
- Burlap
- Synthetic Cotton
- 1 oz. Dacron
- 3/8” and 9/16” Staples
- Number 12 upholstery tacks
- 1/2” gimp
- Muslin
- ½” Cardboard Tack Strip
- 69 Bonded Nylon Upholstery Thread
- Velvet Fabric
- “36 Buttons
Tools:
- Long Nose Pneumatic staple gun
- Air Compressor
- 3 Prong Plier
- Sagless Stretcher
- 12” Scissors
- 6” Curved needle
- 3” Curved Needle
- 12” Button needle
- 12” Double ended needle
- Button Press
- #36 Button Die and Cutter
- Soft Cloth Tape Measure
- Osborne 120 ½ Staple Puller
- Wire Cutters
- Magnetic Tack Hammer