Chair Upholstery Part 7 Outside Arms, Back and Trim | FULL REVEAL!!

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[@loriholland6431]

Cindy, you are amazing! So much work was involved, but it really paid off because the final result is just beautiful! Now on to chair #2! 😊♥

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thanks for the words of encouragement! It was a ton of work but worth it! I haven't started on the second chair yet, but it's day is coming!

[@shellydehart8217]

Your video on reupholster a chair was so rewarding. Love how the chair turned out. You asked about the corners of the pillow seat. I think it would look much nicer with corners tucked in. Said this before, loving the grain sack material n you did a fantastic job at keeping the lines straight. I know one thing. If anyone wants to try this you definitely need to invest in a staple gun. Besides a staple gun comes in handy with other projects. Want to take this opportunity to thank you so much in sharing this video with all your viewers. I know it took a lot of your time messing with the camera n all. I really appreciate it so much. I’m so happy when I scrolling on Utube that I checked you out n now I’m a newbie follower LOL. Looking so forward to watching more of your videos. Again Cindy, thank you so much. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍👍👍🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Well golly, this comment means alot to me! Reupholstering a chair is challening enough but adding the video recording part of it all - let's just say thats anothe challenge! I'm so glad you found value in the tutorial and I hope you get to repupholster a chair for your home! Thank you again for watching and commenting🥰

[@user-pp7hd8yv1j]

Thank You so much for this series. They really helped me in my first DIY reupholstery project.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Glad to hear it! And I am so glad this series was helpful. Please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have. My contact info is on my blog as well as some other reupholstered projects that I am sure you will enjoy! www.reinventeddelaware.com/

[@theynot4u]

You are a great teacher and your personality is so pleasant to learn from. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your series (I started with this one) before I start my own project.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Wow, thank you! your kind words made my day! I hope you find this series helpful. Let me know if you have any questions.😊

[@sherrirowan5049]

I really like the casual pillow style with this chair. Excellent job. ❤❤

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thank you! 😊 I hope you can get your upholstery project started soon!😊

[@SalvagedInspirations]

Labor of love for sure and I LOOOOVE how your chair turned out Cindy! It suites your decor perfectly. XOXO

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thank you so much Denise! Upholstery is a ton of work but I enjoy it!

[@dianecompton2245]

Great job. The chair is beautiful. Thanks for sharing your talent.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

So glad the video was helpful. I have a full playlist with all the details. Let me know if you have any questions!😊

[@albertapoggiani6551]

I discovered this video and Your channel and was immediately feeling!! I' m a bee follower!! I appreciate a lot Your work and Your way to teach, so clear and sweet and passionate!! I think I would learn a lot in reupholstery : I m very, very interested!!! And I ve a lot of pieces of my parents and grandparents which are waiting a nice restyljng ❤ , I hope !!! It s difficult to understand every word , beacause I m italian and You speake quickly!!..but You re fantastic!!👏👏👏 As we say in Italy : " MILLE GRAZIE !!! " I will see all the other video of this chair, from beginning!!! A kiss from Italy 😘

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video and that it was helpful. I'm clapping for you for sticking through the fast talking that I do! Thanks again!

[@brendaholder2260]

Upholsterers use metal tacking strip for the outback or hand stitch .You have done a wonderful job ! I know how laborious this is 😃

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thanks Brenda! I appreciate the information 🥰

[@pcmdonophan]

Great video series, Cindy! I feel more comfortable doing this with your YT tutorials! Thanks for a great series and awesome explanations and close-ups with your camera. ❤

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thank you Patti! Hopefully people will find it helpful ❤️

[@pcmdonophan]

@@ReinventedDelaware I know they will. You’re a great teacher and you possess skills that teach everyone in the audience!! God-given talent!!❤️❤️

[@rosewoodcottage2949]

Wow, Cindy, amazing transformation! New subbie. For the pillow points you can turn it inside out and put a rubber band on the corner. Gives it a puckering effect. I’ve got a couple of chairs to tackle myself, thanks for the inspiration.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Great tip about the corners - thanks! As for your chairs - go for it! You can do this😊

[@JShow78]

Chair looks fabulous but yes I would tack down the corners to finish it off

[@ReinventedDelaware]

The corners are tacked down! I agree with you, those little corners needed to be under control! Thanks for watching :)

[@karenstewart8818]

I like the cushion with the corners poking out. It mimics the original cushion for a bit of the chair's story. I wasn't sure I'd like you not using stripes down the back. but now that it's done, I'm really like it. Sorry I wasn't on your live chat Wed. night (church things...Lenten study series), but I knew I was off today and had planned to catch up. You've got me looking at my knitting chair with an eye to reupholstering it this summer....just what I need...another project!!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

The decision about which fabric to use partly came from a design choice and the amount of fabric at had on hand. I wanted it to look a bit imperfect and casual. Hopefully you can reupholster that chair of yours!! Thanks for watching and sticking with me😊

[@theslipcovermaker]

I love the more casual look. Very pretty!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thanks Karen! I’m loving the look too!

[@susanmayo4524]

Loved the series, thank you😃

[@ReinventedDelaware]

You are so welcome! So glad you enjoyed it!

[@cindybunker4918]

Absolutely beautiful! 😍 I've enjoyed this series and have learned so much. Thank you!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

You are so welcome! Thanks for sticking with me through the series!

[@dianacarlyle800]

Tack the corners. I have enjoyed this series so much.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Glad you enjoyed it! I hope you can recover a chair for yourself one day! Thanks for watching :)

[@michelledalton7194]

thank you so much for teaching so well!!! Im a newbie at this and learned so much! Thanks so much!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

You are so welcome! If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out and ask!

[@y.y._4600]

Спасибо за такое подробное описание процесса 😊, кресло получилось потрясающее 👏👏👏🌷🤗

[@ReinventedDelaware]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! There is a full playlist if you ever need to refer back for your own upholstery project!

[@y.y._4600]

Спасибо за Вашу заботу ❤🤗

[@donnaplumridge9769]

I loved the whole series! Great choices with everything you chose for the chair! I would love to see both choices, if you’re up for it! I would tack the corners.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Yay! Thank you! I decided to tack the little corners down by hand-stitching. I am creating a blog post about the soft pillow style cushion now on another chair. Sign up for my email so you don't miss that post! Click here to sign up: www.reinventeddelaware.com/join-our-journey/

[@gerryboyer2448]

Loved all of this series. Thank you for sharing every step. Beautifully done! I say to tuck the corners of your pillow cushion.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

So glad you enjoyed the series! Thanks for watching :) I agree about the corners, they are tucked in and tacked down!

[@susanmaxham8397]

Wow! You are amazing! Thank you so much for all the informative material you have given us. I feel like I was in a classroom during the videos and are confident to start my own chair. I will refer to your videos!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Well, your comment made my day! I'm so glad you found it helpful. You can recover you own chair!!! Take your time and think it through and you can do it! I'm cheering you on :) Thanks for watching!

[@donnadozier4294]

You made it look so doable! Just a note on the pillow corner, tuck in the corner into itself. That way it's hidden and then you can sew it. Absolutely beautiful! ❤️

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Great tip! I decided to hand tack the corners down. But doing it your way would have looked good too! Thanks for watching :)

[@asianangie7209]

Really beautiful!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thank you! 😊

[@theresehaworth8249]

Loved this! Have2 wing backswaiting for me!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

You can do it!!! Go for it :)

[@linnyross5958]

If you want to get the burlap trim hairs cleaned up use a lighter run it quickly over the little hairs and it’ll burn them off. It works great.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

That’s a great idea! Thanks for sharing😊

[@claireplunkett6444]

Hi Cindy I'm enjoying your videos, regarding the back you could use back tack

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Great idea! Thanks for the info. Hope you enjoy the series!

[@katiecoleman9847]

I love this!! Great information!! I have a similar chair and ottoman that I'm planning on using ticking to recover. This was such a great series. Thank you for taking the time to make this seem more doable!!

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Glad it was helpful! The ticking fabric will look amazing on your chairs!

[@LifeonSummerhill]

This is so helpful! Thank you! I want to make a slipcover for a chair in my living room. Do you have a slipcover tutorial?

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Thanks for watching and I’m so glad you enjoyed the series! I do not have any slipcover videos but you can look online for The Slipcover Maker website. My friend Karen, has lots of tutorials to make your own slipcovers!

[@jackiemorrell2298]

Nice timing, my friend just gave me two chairs and a sofa that were nicely upholstered it's just the underneath fabric that needs to be replaced. What video do I need to view to learn about that?

[@ReinventedDelaware]

Do you mean the non-decorative fabric on the underside of the chair? If so, that is the last video Part 7! Hope it helps!

[@jackiemorrell2298]

@@ReinventedDelaware Yes, that is exactly what I meant. I've seen images online but would prefer to see it in video form besides I like the way you describe and show things, it's much more helpful than just pics.

[@ReinventedDelaware]

@@jackiemorrell2298 You can see how to attach the dust cover on the unerside of the chair in the last part of this video! Hope it is helpful:0