How To Sew Square Corners- Upholstery Basics Car upholstery

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The main issue of this tutorial is to give a tip on how to deal with square corners when sewing cushions or covers for some project using a flatbed sewing machine. This method can be applied for vinyl, leather or fabric.
In fact, to alleviate or facilitate the sewing procedure in these cases is advisable the use of a postbed sewing machine...it is easier to do the turns on the corners.
After watching the video, you would realize that the 'first closing sewing' is easy...the problem comes with the 'second overstitching sewing' at the time of reaching the corners...the two keys to solve the problem are the 'little foot as a guide' and 'the applying of glue' to baste the little flaps in the corners to avoid the puckering of material while sewing these parts.
In a very near future, there will be in my website, real size upholstery projects, including the promised 'how to leather cover car steering-wheels'.
It is important to have good foundations, to easily tackle, any upholstery project!
I hope you enjoy the video!
Cesar

[@Cechaflo]

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[@otuyelusoji]

Wao, applying glue at the corners @ 31:40 is a great tip for easy oversewing. Love your works, always.

[@Cechaflo]

There are some people only dedicated to disqualify the work of someone without providing a minimum. I think the right thing would be to give an opinion about what seems wrong or demonstrate with facts instead of 'clicking' in a nonsense way. I want to note all of these videos are free and aimed to people who only is really interested in learning something.

[@itsjustdeb579]

Cechaflo it's this whole I know everything because I saw a video. ignore the trolls. you have crazy mad skill

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

Amen! Too much judgement. There are several different methods of doing things. When it comes to sewing, others may opt to do it differently. If their method works for them, fine. If they think their method is superior, they should demonstrate it. This allows the viewer different methods to try and see what works best for them. Frankly, I don't see how anyone could create such a crisp corner any other way. What you've demonstrated here is, in my opinion, is the best way to sew crisp and clean square corners. Like you, I can not understand the negativity. To complain about a free instructional tutorial is beyond arrogant and rude. I thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and post your amazing work and skills. In addition to showing the best way to achieve beautiful corners, you've also demonstrated different thread patterns. Again, free of charge. Bravo.. Thank you so very much for your assistance. Do you have a website for placing orders? Are you in the US or ship to the US? Cheers from Seattle!

[@shaneconnors757]

Those who can!...Do!...Those who Cannot!...Criticise!....Well Done Cechaflo,keep up the good work Mate

[@Cechaflo]

@@shaneconnors757 I really appreciate your kind comment! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@jorgemancuso1315]

Cechaflo your lessons are invaluable for me,I just can´t thank you enough...

[@amleeiv]

25:21 absolutely brilliant how too video. I love that there's no one telling me there silly stories. Just show me how. Thank you soo much cechaflo.

[@johntheoldmod]

you are a real craftsman and a pleasure to watch especially as you don't have irritating soundtrack. thank you for taking the time to make these very informative videos

[@Cechaflo]

john theoldmod Thanks for watching my videos! ...these ones are just basics that would take us to understand 'real size upholstery projects'.

[@Cechaflo]

john theoldmod Thanks for watching my videos! ...these basics would take us to understand 'real size upholstery projects'.

[@BrianJHall-wl4bf]

You are a great master and a very good teacher. I have learned to be in control of my machine and stitches instead of them being in control of me!

[@garygerard4290]

I learned a lot to tie the thread at the start and finish, 'then gluing the thread at the finish and the little alignment cuts thank you

[@generalworks47]

OK...now i will give it a try. You have a level of control I have not even come close to reaching yet. I thank you for all your videos

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video is an inspiration! You are welcome anytime!

[@fritzferris3287]

Excellent lesson. The precise captions are better than dialogue for learning. The camera work is excellent.

[@balbino108]

I'm learning more with their video than I do in the course of 160 hours. Thank you for this video stunts.

[@FarmerEugene]

I am a designer who makes leather bags, watching your videos has helped me so much. The biggest thing I have learned is to TAKE YOUR TIME, and make everything look as clean as possible. Thanks for you for your amazing skills and willingness to teach.

[@Cechaflo]

+FarmerEugene I'm glad the video is useful!

[@28drafting]

I love watching masters in any field, and you sir, are fun to watch!!

[@vladmirli7040]

Вы настоящий профессионал! 👍👍👍

[@redroofretriever]

I bet that's not the first time he did this project. Very easy to follow, and thank you for posting.

[@Cechaflo]

Most of these training videos would be very helpful on real projects, not only for cushions but bags too. Thanks for watching!

[@luciboras]

thank you for showing this. you the only one i find that really show how to do corner. i'm beginner. thank you.

[@Cechaflo]

I'm glad you've found the video useful!

[@plgeis]

Excellent how-to video. Clear, photos, realistic, concise and clear words exactly where needed. Perfection in both the upholstery and in the tutorial. Well done. Thank you.

[@marciaseever6104]

So nice to find a true professional who provides clear, precise instructions without saying a word! Excellent!

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate you're watching my videos!

[@wojciechzielinski7825]

I am waching your videos to cool down, there is something very relaxing watching professionals at work on details. Thanks for videos I am creating my own sofa thanks to you :)

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the videos are useful!

[@rkstew]

fantastic! A pleasure to watch a skilled craftsman at work.

[@Khamomil]

Beautiful work, and the camera work is excellent too, no need for explanations. Thank you for showing us. The best part is that you don't speak, you only show. Like the teacher said "show, don't tell".

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks!

[@kenllynunez5111]

OMG! Thank so much for this video, it's exactly what I was looking for. Loved that you explained every thing step by step!!!! Beautiful!!!!

[@sailingvesselseadragon5737]

Hi, I'm new to sewing. Thank you for the time you take to teach strangers.

[@vanessabwillis3767]

I love the simplicity in the way you showed the details. I am sewing a tote bag and wanted to get my corners spot on. This video is extremely helpful. Thank you for posting it. By the way, you have very nice hands. :-)

[@243WW]

Excellent demonstration! Exactly what i was looking for. Very good skills and picked up heaps of little tricks. Thanks

[@kwilts273]

Very useful video, just what I needed for my project. And no annoying background music. Thank you sir!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the videos are useful! You are welcome anytime!

[@lyndagill1]

Wow! You are a talent! Thank you so much for sharing your skills. I agree that the camerawork is excellent. You are so meticulous. I love the way you control your sewing machine. Now if I could just be half as good...

[@airnashville3883]

Again, great video! Your camera operator is excellent!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!

[@brianhaygood183]

Man, I suddenly really want to upholster a box. That looks so nice! Thanks for the tips.

[@TheRicchini]

This is great. I just purchased an industrial sewing machine. I'm already good at woodworking small boxes, and with this knowledge; I could be making some really incredible items. Upholstering is so interesting, that finished look is worth so much just because of the perception someone has when feeling those materials in their hands, smelling them, and seeing your beautiful stitch work. Great videos, I'm going to be studying, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

[@Cechaflo]

TheRicchini I am really impressed and satisfied!! ...Great, the videos are useful! Thanks for watching my videos!

[@5arah1]

Thank you so much for this video!!!!!! I've used it several times to make some square pieces. I honestly have almost no experience sewing but I made two washing machine covers and bench cover using your technique. The washing machine cover that you helped me make already saved me a ton because someone put a bucket of water with a crack in it on the top of the machine so the water leaked but it only pooled on the cover. You are very clear in your instruction and your work is clearly professional!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad these videos are useful! Great, you have made a cover for your washing machine! I did mine a few years ago. It has been more than 7 years and the machine is well preserved. I used 'binding' all around the seams instead. Something like this cover for my sewing machine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXaoZqGmZpmXl9k Welcome to the channel anytime!

[@Cechaflo]

To be more precise this was the 'binding' method I used for my 'washing machine cover' : kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2i7e4lqpshkl5Y

[@5arah1]

Wow, I see what you mean. Probably the binding would make the cover even more secure to water. Looks very nice too. Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

@@5arah1 Besides, it adds more firmness to the seams shaping the cover. You are welcome anytime!

[@lecudig92]

i was struguling with corners but with this video NO MORE, TNKS very helpful

[@messenger8279]

Anyone who has work done by you is in the possession of a work of art.

[@8alonzo8]

Thank you for sharing this. Very interesting. My mom was a seamstress when we were growing up and it's nice to watch someone at this skill level now that I am much older. Great appreciation for what you do. I subscribed and will be looking at more of your videos for inspiration.

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind remarks! You are welcome anytime!

[@pipbaxter5286]

Beautiful, precision work and first class camerawork

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this craft!

[@rodm7850]

I know this is an older video...but I would like to say THANK YOU for posting it. I am just getting started and I have learned a great deal from this video.

[@hsamuel5026]

This is Masterful and Precise! I'm going to follow every step. Thank you so much.

[@ellaova]

THANK YOU!!!!! Such a clear, practical demonstration. Youve communicated the process so precisely I now know exactly what is required! So many vids are so cluttered and confusing and devoid of common sense! I appreciate your skills as both a creator and teacher!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks! I now believe I'm using an understandable method to teach some upholstery techniques.

[@dwightcarter6334]

You're definitely a craftsman!

[@Cechaflo]

+Dwight Carter Thanks for appreciating this craft!

[@denisethuman8153]

Thank you for posting these videos. I'm just starting out as an upholsterer and have a long way to go, your videos have been very helpful to me and my little business.

[@Cechaflo]

Denise Thuman Great!, you have found my videos useful...BTW, my son and I, have in mind to post a great amount of free upholstery videos on you tube. Thanks for watching!

[@nannetteprata2715]

Such fine, precise work. i hope you are paid well. Surgical precision. Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

+nannette prata Thanks for kind remarks! ...As for the second sentence, the only payment I receive is satisfaction and proud that my videos are useful to many interested people in learning some upholstery. Thanks for watching!

[@jenneyrosebud]

Thank for your wonderful tutorial. My husband and I just picked up a free mission style chair with leather, and the cushion needs to be re-upholstered. Now the task does not seem as daunting. :-) Thanks a bunch!

[@Cechaflo]

+Jennifer Mesker I'm so glad this video is useful! ...if necessary anymore idea, please, feel free to ask. There is another related video to watch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHuogmRtid6YndU kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIK5h2qGj82jf6M Besides, some basics for sale: upholsterytrainingprograms.blogspot.mx/p/store_3816.html

[@_WillCAD_]

You do beautiful work and you are very precise. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you for posting.

[@SafakSahin]

teaching, inspiring, enabling, encouraging, motivating, humbling...And entertaining too

[@SafakSahin]

i liked this video within a minute into watching, and now I am in 6th minute I feel the need to write a comment because it is the best video i saw about sewing a boxing for a vinyl upholstery. it is so good that the quality of the content in written description and the video itself makes up for no verbal instruction. thank you mr. tailor!

[@peggyt1243]

Excellent. You are meticulous. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks a lot for appreciating my job !!! ...These basics would take us to accomplish 'real size upholstery projects' in a very near future.

[@momheinan]

It should be noted how CAREFULLY and SLOWLY the sewing is done. Absolutely wonderful video!

[@jazznerd4]

I appreciate your videos. You are professional, thorough and patient. I've learned a lot from you.Keep up the good work my friend!

[@Cechaflo]

I am so glad the videos are useful! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@scherry9819]

Once again, an excelent video. Thank you for teaching.

[@overthemoon234]

Thank you for sharing-you really know your craft, and made the work look so easy. I learned so much.

[@faboneup2994]

This student appreciates you Cechaflo. Great productions with great camera work. Thank you for the time invested in making detailed tutorials. I got my first industrial machine and I'm excited to put this lesson to work!

[@Cechaflo]

+FabOneUp Very glad these videos are useful!

[@wileydog420]

Masterfully done! Thank you for sharing your skills. I picked up a lot of info on this one. I recently bought a heavy-duty flatbed machine with no practical experience on how to use it. Watching you sew along with the excellent camera views really shed some light on the subject for me. Great sewing tips and technique. Thanks again!

[@Cechaflo]

wileydog420 Thanks a lot for your valuable comment !!! ...keep on following me on youtube...to understand and learn upholstery is important to have good foundations...as you can see, they are not so complicated as it seems. In a near future we'll be together tackling and enjoying real size upholstery projects. They would be displayed in my website.

[@AlekseyLoykuts]

i have no relations to upholstery or leatherwork, but watch all of your videos, always. Mindblowing

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this craft!

[@depechdm]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing all that tremendous work and effort to put this together..!

[@aniortiz9962]

Great video!!! Very detailed..

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this art craft!

[@iz1885]

Wow. Awesome. You are an Artist sir.👍👍

[@J.Cameron.Stuart.Adams.]

Excellent! The most detailed and easy to follow instructional video I've seen for perfect square corners. I will take 12 so I can recover my dining chairs. In saddle Alligator embossed calf leather. Thank you so much for this wonderful demonstration. Cheers from Seattle!

[@Cechaflo]

Dear Cameron, I am so glad these videos are useful! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@adamcain4603]

I do leather work and have learned so much from your channel thank you very much

[@Cechaflo]

I am so glad the videos are useful!

[@nainasingh4799]

Excellent video. You are very talented. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@jazznerd4]

incredible!I THINK iVE WATCHED 40 HOURS OF YOUR VIDEOS SO FAR.THANKS SO MUCH,,,YOU ARE AN ARTISAN.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching these videos! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@Sergio-eg1ex]

Amazing! Thank you so much for tutorial. I broke my head to find out how it should be done correctly!

[@kate9285]

Your upholstery sewing is the very best that I have ever seen. I do wish that you would explain some of what you are doing..

[@everydaydisciple6540]

I love watching craftsmanship in motion great video 🖒

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!

[@SurvivalCitizen]

Another very helpful video!!! I struggled so much with the seat cushions I made for our retro RV trailer as the last corner would always have too much material due to the stretching of material as it was being sewn. If I would have done this method, my cushions would have been perfect instead of having one weird looking corner we had to then hide in the back or under a pillow.... LOL! Another skill I have learned from your video...

[@Cechaflo]

+Survival Citizen My good friend! ...I'm more happy than you by knowing these videos are useful! ...a very positive comment for the upholstery channel!

[@baldwinotero754]

esos videos con la paciencia y las medidas exactas te destacan como un verdadero profecional y maestro.

[@lloydwilliams7640]

thanks for an excellent video, i am inspired to get a walking foot machine, my straight sewer is a struggle to operate 1 stitch at a time

[@craigferry1431]

Another Great Job from a Master!

[@njones420]

your videos are fantastic... I've learned 90% of my leather sewing from these !!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad these videos are useful!

[@stoneblue1795]

Mad skills! Nice work. It scares the heck out of me to attempt that.

[@SYBEX21]

Nice trick! I started doing some upholstery at work and I am having to make rounded corners. I love you layout style. I will have to start using you methods.

[@Cechaflo]

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[@rodrigomartinelli741]

Thanks for all your videos and i just love the birds in the background..

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome anytime!

[@christya.9329]

Great video! Very clear instructions. I think I might attempt to reupholster my bar stools. Thanks!!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the videos are useful! Thanks for watching!

[@ebenmcelhinny]

Cesar you have inspired me so much that I went out and bought a sewing machine. I know that you have talked about putting series out that will talk you thru the process. I was just wondering if that is out. Great work. Your an inspiration

[@Cechaflo]

I am so glad these videos have inspired you to enter this beatiful art craft! I am still with these 'mute videos' I have no videos with audio yet. Welcome to this upholstery channel!

[@bon47ful]

Excellent craftsmanship! Thank you.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this video! You are welcome anytime!

[@dmmdmm5435]

Hey my friend, I'm a better craftsman because of learning from you. Thanks....

[@yaneev.t]

thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. this was fascinating to watch, in order to really learn and understand!

[@Cechaflo]

You are welcome!

[@GreenSugi]

thank you for posting your videos. Beautiful work. I am inspired.

[@ramonaazul3419]

This video answered all of my questions for my project. Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video is useful!

[@victoriasieger4779]

Thank you! You are a patient perfectionist. Very helpful.

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the video is useful! Thanks for watching!

[@Jin-Ro]

Just the use of a stapler is revelation to me. You tutorials and tips are brilliant. Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating these videos!kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3KxfGR_h9eepdk You are welcome anytime!

[@darcicroft2094]

You are an amazing teacher ❤

[@daveyJ213]

Wow! Amazing. I stitching is straight and beautiful. I have a bit of sewing skill, and I do have a very nice machine sitting in the closet. Your project is just what I need to make a cover for my bicycle trailer. I could then attach the cover around the sides of the trailer with snaps. I guess I'll be getting machine out and start expanding into yet another skill-set area. Thanks for posting. So cool.

[@Cechaflo]

I am glad the videos are useful!

[@tonyfreitas5048]

Trabalho maravilhoso amei de verdade, obrigado pela aula mestre.

[@sp00n666]

No need to talk, your skills speak for themselves! Top work, very clear and easy to follow videos, thankyou for sharing

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind comment!

[@hobbybaschtler7896]

I use this to sew a bicycle frame bag out of pvc, thank you for the video!

[@leapereira2860]

Cechaflo, you are so good in what you do. It looks so easy. Thanks for showing us. You do an amazing job. I would like to learn how to put a zipper in a book case. Do you have any video like that, please?

[@Cechaflo]

+Lea Pereira I don't have a video like that...sorry. I only have an old video where I put a zipper:kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHuogmRtid6YndU

[@leapereira2860]

+Cechaflo, thanks for your attention anyway. Your videos are amazing.

[@teodoroalba9524]

thank you so much for your this beautiful class

[@barrywaitkus3739]

Perfect, what a pleasure to watch.

[@treelogicllc9167]

I just gotta say I'm addicted to watching your videos man! You're really good at visually demonstrating, without a spoken word, no annoying music, no promotional intros, and you only rarely use written comments where needed. The majority of KZbinrs could learn a lot from you. Not to mention you're extremely skilled at your craft. Thanks for what you do!

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind comment! Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@treelogicllc9167]

@@Cechaflo So I notice you're a Pfaff fan. I know this is a loaded question, but can you recommend a used machine for 1K or less, whether Juki, Consew, Pfaff, Sailrite? For a beginner? Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

@@treelogicllc9167 The trade marks you have mentioned are ok to start the upholstery craft. All of them are good and a used machine in good condition does not go beyond 1000 US Dollars.. It should be a 'walking foot/triple transportation' sewing machine with its respective reverse lever. These machines are 'heavy duty' and as a beginner we should do an effort to get one. Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@kristint1576]

Changed to 2x speed, so fun to watch.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the videos!

[@Yagyiu]

Gracias, un excelente trabajo. No hablo Ingles, pero despues de ver tu video me dio ganas de hacer lo mismo. : )

[@Cechaflo]

+Yagyiu Me da mucho gusto que mi video haya sido una inspiración para Ud.!

[@mtnsofutah]

Very, Very Nice. Well Done, Very Informative. Thank You So Much For Your Videos

[@hansmenduapessy2975]

Super! Very good explaination without the use of voice-over. Thank you.

[@edardonn2053]

thank you so much for this videos this is a really really hard job specialy those fricking corners i hope one day i can do it,thanks for sharing.

[@Cechaflo]

Trial and error are the keys to learn this craft. Thanks for watching the videos!

[@johnfrancis2227]

Very nice camera work - very helpful, thank you.

[@elivanelima1940]

Maravilhosa,essa máquina, e seu trabalho é excelente,ótimo, parábens

[@GingerLeeH]

excellent, professional, impeccable quality.

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind remarks!

[@shibani155]

Excellent video. Thank you so much

[@Angel626066]

Great work.. I have done tons of Sailrite videos.. But nice to see someone else work ! :)

[@Cechaflo]

Angel626066 Thanks for nice comment ! ...I have started a series of upholstery basics on youtube, before posting real size upholstery projects in my website. Keep on following me on youtube !

[@bocuracao9]

Thanks for another very instructive video!

[@Cechaflo]

Bo Lindgren It's only the beginning of a series of upholstery basics...very important to achieve and enjoy real size upholstery projects in a very near future (seats, steering-wheels, door-panels, headliners, carpets, etc.)Thanks for watching my youtube videos !

[@bocuracao9]

Cechaflo I'm looking forward to it! You are the best!

[@vanbuilder4105]

Great work, very informative.