Camel Back Sofa Upholstery - Constructing Arm Foundation

Part 2 of 7 - Video demonstration using traditional horse hair upholstery techniques in a 1920's Camel Back Sofa.

[@mattgibson6426]

Just marvelous, thank you for putting out this content.

[@balbino108]

We are privileged to learn from your classes. Thank you so much for everything. A big hug!

[@debrascaturro6997]

Great teacher. Thanks for sharing!

[@curoimacdaire3630]

Masterful work as always, thanks for sharing.

[@kevinrivera4393]

muy buen vídeo buena técnica con razonamiento en lo que se esta haciendo gracias por compartirnos sus conocimientos en arte de la tapicería antigua

[@denisethuman1307]

Hi Kim, can you tell me what kind of twine you used for the bridal ties?

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

Ruby Italian stitching string

[@denisethuman1307]

@@Buckminsterupholstery thank you

[@fragkiskospatitis958]

Im from greece and im a professional repairer. Where did you found the pilers that you pressure the wire that you fix the couch?

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

I don't remember for sure but I think I purchased the hydraulic tool from Harbor Freight. $80 and worth every cent.

[@sarahbush9979]

Hi what do you use to cover the horse hair layer is it Muslin cloth? Thanks 😊

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

Yes.

[@williamoverton7265]

What kind of cord do you use for the bridle ties?

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

Ruby Italian hemp string.

[@RASHIDAli-cx6cv]

Mastar of all type sofa makers

[@30marcos1977]

Where is the rest the video?

[@Buckminsterupholstery]

+Marcos Antonio The project is still on the workbench. More video soon. Stay tuned.

[@30marcos1977]

Buckminster Upholstery Ok tanks!

[@angelcoro2044]

Greak yab