Getting the Most Out of a Yard of Fabric

Kevin Kennedy began training with European masters as a young lad of 17. For 42 years, he has been an Upholsterer for countless Boston area designers and leading art restorers, including consulting with and heading the upholstery department at Trefler and Sons, in Newton, MA. Commissioned to upholster Napoleon's chair, and guest writer to the Upholstery Journal. His most successful venture yet, his studio in Arlington, Ma , Upholstery on Broadway, has been open since 2010.
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[@Brandyp2010]

OUTSTANDING‼️... Very educational... Thanks... I'm planning on upholster my Mom's chair... In 2011, I upholstered my Cousin's Chair... I've never upholstered anything in my life... It turned out beautiful with the exception of the Fabric... She purchased Clothing Fabric... I told her it's not suitable for furniture, but she wanted anyway... You can't sit in the Chair, but it's looks beautiful in her Living Room...😹😂🤣😅

[@luigibenignochiappero5589]

Master, excellent explanations!!!!!Thank you very much!!!! CHAPEAU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ReadingThing]

Master craftsman teaching as usual! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@jeanine6492]

Going back over over your older videos since recently subscribing - this is a very useful video - thank you so much.

[@tinkerbell5112]

Nice info visual! I’d be scared to have that lit candle 😳on my cutting table 😆

[@phyllisbowens1380]

Great video! Thank you.

[@TubeFuzzyCheese]

Thank you for the video, it was helpful.

[@houseofnambili8423]

So glad I watched this! I definitely squared up on my pillow top ottoman project 🙈Question, if you needed to make piping, do you cut the thinner pieces on the bias and sew them together or just cut long strips??

[@patriciabaker332]

You actually could have added your long measurements and figured out whether you had enough without cutting. But the point is driven home visually this way! Thanks.