1870's Victorian Chair Restoration Part 8

Part 8 of an in depth series of traditional upholstery techniques. Original tow and horse hair restored and recovered in new muslin.

[@enolastenson9792]

Im trying to puchase supplies for a reupolster of a very old chair. Ive never worked with inner spring before. You work is beautiful. Ive learn so much from you. Ive watched the 1870 chair over and over.😊

[@ls6-ss413]

Coming from a fourth generation upholsterer let me applaud you for your work. There are so many bad channels on KZbin. 👍

[@philpkelly]

3rd gen. uph. here, totally agree and totally subscribed.

[@aleknasun]

Wow. It's really a hard and amazing work!

[@terisingleton1961]

So glad to see you recuperating, you were missed. Beautiful progress on this chair. Hope the Tom Petty vinyl kept you good company. As always your work is inspiring !

[@calenlass1112]

You have such patience with your work. I hope you take such patience with yourself as you recover, too, because we need skills and knowledge like yours!

[@erictoddw]

Welcome back. Take care of yourself. You're missed when you don't post for a while.

[@FarmhouseVernacular]

So glad you’re back and ok. Thanks so much for the video. Great educational work as always.

[@monicacalb8071]

I'm glad you're back on the channel. Your classes and your good advice were missed. Thanks for your wisdom

[@sherriekoberevans3935]

Learned a lot

[@dinomite078]

Wow 😯 such talent

[@carolynhauck9632]

So glad you are on the mend! Love your work.

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

Except for a hypersensitive nerve I made a full recovery. No loss of motion in my wrist. Thanks for tuning in.

[@user-cb7eo3mr7x]

I love it!I am very glad you`ve won the battle.Awesome!Thank you very much indeed for teaching us.

[@ceknott]

Thank you and good luck.

[@bluesfanchad]

So glad you’re back to work. You have been well missed.

[@digitaIgorilla]

Sorry to hear your hoverboard career was prematurely cut short but glad to see you back at upholstery class 😉

[@guadalupedelarosa4673]

Eres un artista. Muchas gracias x tus esplicacion

[@user-mx5ez2bm9x]

من سوريا عملك رائع . أتمنى أن أعمل معك

[@BaconbuttywithCheese]

Beautiful, patient work.

[@foreverbekahful]

Awful news about the fall, but glad you recuperated,. Please take care, I have much to learn from you !!

[@ladywendy0]

Welcome back! I wondered where you went. I am glad your arm is healing well!

[@barboraferencova4780]

Glory !!! Thank you!!! I love your videos.

[@Maria-ej1ee]

Beautiful! Love to watch you work 🙂

[@enolastenson9792]

Recently viewed your playlist. Tell me more about the thread you use when securing the burlap to the springs

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

I sew springs to webbing with nylon button string. You can pull it tightly without it breaking as hemp string will. Running it through bee's wax is advised.

[@QueenCityHistory]

I'm glad you are better! Was wondering if something happened to you :(

[@rockysmith9250]

I am so thankful to the living GOD that you were able to come back to work!! ✝️🇺🇸🔯🇮🇱

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

You and me both!!! In parts 8 and 9 you can clearly see the scars from pins in my arm and hand, swelling and inflammation in my wrist. Stiffness in movement. One year later and my nerve damage hasn't full healed but I regained full range of motion.

[@furniture_amirhosein5982]

💙

[@iancarr7629]

Fantastic, take care

[@goodmorning4328]

شكراً. .شكراً. .thanks for you

[@indie825]

Awesome job. Please take care of yourself and heal up soon. :)

[@denisethuman1307]

Good to see you back Kim. Thank you for your videos. Question what kind of muslin do you use please?

[@ceknott]

Do you use both straw and horse hair please

[@lesmeyer318]

looks like sheep wool.