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A Complete Guide to Modern Upholstery

PART 11 - CUTTING THE BORDERS

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Micaela Sharp

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Different Upholstery styles

How to choose fabric

Sourcing furniture on location - Atomic

Sourcing furniture on location - Bright Sparks

Sourcing fabric on location - Sanderson

Part 1 - Where to begin

Part 2 - The essential toolkit

Part 3 - Materials

Part 4 - Disassembling your chair

Part 5 - Creating the template

Part 6 - Using your template to cut the new fabric

Part 7 - Cutting the piping

Part 8 - Sewing the piping

Part 9 - Sewing the piping to your cushion cover

Part 10 - Sewing the zip

Part 11 - Sewing the borders

Part 12 - Bottom section

Part 13 - Sewing the corners

Part 14 - Cutting the foam

Part 15 - Wrapping the foam

Part 16 - The finished box cushion

Part 1 - Where to begin

Part 2 - The essential toolkit

Part 3 - Materials

Part 4 - Before we start

Part 5 - Preparing your chair

Part 6 - Stripping your chair

Part 7 - Removing the outside back

Part 8 - The frame of the chair

Part 9 - Cutting the fabric

Part 10 - Sewing the cover

Part 11 - Upholstering the frame

Part 12 - Adding the hessian

Part 13 - Adding the foam

Part 14 - Attaching your Dacron

Part 15 - Attaching your seat platform

Part 16 - Adding Dacron to the inside back

Part 17 - Covering the inside back

Part 18 - Finishing the inside back

Part 19 - Webbing the arms

Part 20 - Covering the arms

Part 21 - Webbing and covering the outside back

Part 22 - Stitching the chair

Part 23 - Hand sewing the front

Part 24 - Covering the base

Part 25 - The finished chair

Part 11 - Cutting the borders

The final element to prepare and cut is your border pieces. These will cover the sides of your headboard where the piping and staples are visible. You can use the same fabric as the front of the headboard, or a third fabric to give a stylish contrast.

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