That’s great to hear we’re very happy to be able to help! Thank you for watching our video and best of luck with your project 👍🏼

Hi and thanks for watching. Yes it would be possible but would be slightly harder as you would need to either hand stitch it together and use another system like Velcro. Some sewing machines can get very close to close up cushions like cylinder arm machines but it would be cheaper to just use a zip or hand stitch than buy a new machine. Hope this helps 😄

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Hi and thanks for watching. That’s is for the feedback we will keep it in mind for next time 👍🏼

Hi and thanks for watching. Yes that’s pretty much right, we use the width of the sharpie pen which gives around 1/4”

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Hi and thanks for watching. We will be sure to make a video showing how we would measure different type of cushions as soon as we have time

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That’s absolutely fantastic well done and thanks for letting us know and for watching our videos. We’ve been so busy with normal work we haven’t had the time to make any more videos for a while but it’s on our list of things to get done. Is there anything specific that you would like to see how to do?

@@premierupholstery-upholste90 I think you would get many views if you showed how to sew a standard throw pillow cover with a zipper. I know that you have the bolster one, but my guess is that a simple one would net you many views!

@@pattiellen5339 ok thank you for the recommendation we will put that on our list of jobs to complete 👍🏼

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Thank you very much and you’re more than welcome, we appreciate all the feedback thank you very much for watching our video

I do have a question. Another upholstery attaches the cording to the boxing strip first. Both sides. As opposed to attaching it to the top and bottom seat pieces. By so doing you’re sewing it in a straight line….whats your thought on this. Thanks in advance.

@@blumenaue7590 yes some people do it this way but it does mean you have to be sure your border is exactly the right size and also we find it slightly harder to sew the corners do to the bulk of 3 layers of fabric plus the piping cord.

Hi and thanks for watching. It’s just a demo to show how to make this style of cover and not for a customer so wasn’t needed.

@@premierupholstery-upholste90 kool.

Thank you very much and thanks for watching. Best of luck with your project hopefully it is all completed and looks great!

Thanks for watching and the feedback. Yes a lot of people say the same thing unfortunately we didn’t hear it originally but in future videos we won’t use music

Hi and thanks for watching. It will be a bit more tricky sewing it together with a closed end zip but you should be ok. It will probably be easier to pin it together so you can see how it will all sit and then go over with the sewing machine after. You need to keep it inside out and open the zip so you can run around from one end to the other and then across to the other side to do the same and meet up at the starting point. Feel free to email us if it helps [email protected]

You are awesome. Great advise. I'm dyslexic too but I hope to do just what you said. 👍

@@frannicat best of luck with it. Just let us know if you need any help. We will try to make a video about installing these type of zips.

Hi and thanks for watching our video. The extra piece is just an extension to show what to do if your cushion is too big for a width of fabric to reach around each side and also what do do if you’re limited on how much fabric you have. Hope that helps and best of luck with your projects!

Hi and thanks for watching. The little piece is an extension to the border and is to show what you would need to do if you are making a large cushion where the fabric isn’t wide enough to reach around in one piece or if you have only a small amount of fabric and need to make the most of it. Hope that helps 😄

@@premierupholstery-upholste90 Oh okay thank you!

@@FawksThePhoenixx no problem 😄

Thank you very much and thanks for watching our video. Best way to overcome the fear is to practice on some scrap prices of fabric first the same shape as your proper project and you’ll soon get the hang of it

Hello and thanks for watching 😄 you’ll have to take the plunge when you feel ready and take one apart and start making patterns. First time will always be scary but if you’ve watched and understand the process you’ll be fine👍🏼

That’s fantastic well done! Thanks very much for watching and for the great feedback we love to hear about people’s successes. Feel free to send us a picture of your completed cushion to [email protected] as we’d love to see it

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Hi and thanks for watching. Yes it will be possible but we would recommend a light fabric as it will be much easier to work with than a heavy one and less chance of breaking needles.

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Fantastic!😄 Thank you very much and thanks for watching. It seems most people don’t like it so we probably won’t use it in future videos.

Thank you very much and thanks for watching. Prices vary quite a lot depending on different factors like where in the world you are and also local rent/ rates etc that need to be covered. Ideally you need to work out what you need to earn per hour and then price each job by how many hours it will take. This can be tricky to begin with if you’ve got limited experience but the more you do the better you’ll be able to estimate time involved in each piece. If you’re just starting out it is well worth finding a friendly local shop and asking if you can spend some time working with them for a bit to gain experience. Hope this helps.

Thanks much, it certainly does.

@@anngeeder5181 fantastic! Feel free to email us as well if you ever need any help [email protected]

Hi and thank you for watching. The music hid the radio in the background to stop copy write issues and also the noise of machines but general consensus is to not use music so we won’t use it in future videos 👍🏼

Hi and thanks for watching. Yes it’s possible to do that and get the foam in depending on the thickness and density. You may need to vacuum the foam down if it’s a big cushion and high density rather than struggle folding it in half and risking damage to the cover.

@@premierupholstery-upholste90 thanks a lot for your help

@@bobdebouwer7835 you’re more than welcome, best of luck with your cushion👍🏼

Thank you very much, we’ve had a lot of practice😄

Hi and thanks for watching. No unfortunately all these type of chairs are slightly different so it’s not possible to make them up in advance they all have to be custom made for each set.

Hi and thanks for watching. No this is the only size that we’ve done a video for but if you copy this with the larger size you need it will work out just fine. Fabric is usually 140cm wide so you might just need to turn the pattern 90° and go up the roll so you don’t have any joins. Hope this helps.

Hi and thanks for watching. This is a faux linen fabric from a company called Wemyss Fabrics and it’s from their Hutton collection.

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Noted, thanks for the feedback 👍🏼

That’s great keep up the good work! Thank you very much and thanks for watching

Fantastic 🤩 thank you for watching!

muchas gracias, felicidades por tu trabajo 👍🏼

Hello and thanks for watching our video. This was quite a while ago so hard to remember but would assume it was about 1.5 inch thick or possibly 2. You can use whatever thickness you want for your project and just have to allow more or less to pull around depending on which thickness you use.

Question again sorry. The first line you make on the material how did you work that out? I got the other sides but mot the first line as al you said was make guide lines like I'm unsure how wide I need the guidelines

@@laurens178 no problem at all, the first line marked is the thickness of the board and foam put together with enough allowance to pull the fabric around the board by an inch or so. Hope that helps!