How to make a Box Cushion

How to Make A Box Cushion Video demonstrates step-by-step how to make a box cushion for a patio swing. In this video you will learn how to pattern the fabric, make piping, create a zipper plaque and assemble the cushion. We even show you how to be sure to perfectly match up all of the pieces when you sew it together. The principles for making this large box cushion are the same for making cushions of any size.
How to make a Box Cushion Chapters:
• Patterning from Foam -- 0:16 min
• Cutting Boxing -- 5:41 min
• Making Piping -- 7:56 min
• Creating Zipper Plaque -- 11:52 min
• Attaching Piping & Boxing -- 15:50 min
• Sewing Bottom Plate -- 24:08 min
• Inserting Foam -- 25:19 min
• Materials List -- 27:12 min
MATERIALS LIST:
Outdoor Fabric Choices: Geobella, Naugahyde, P/K Lifestyles, P/Kaufmann, Phifertex, Sunbrella, Tommy Bahama & Waverly
Seamstick 1/4" Basting Tape for Canvas - www.sailrite.c...
V-69 Polyester Thread - www.sailrite.c...
Foam Piping/Welting Cord 5/32" - www.sailrite.c...
YKK® Zipper #5 Coil Continuous White - www.sailrite.c...
YKK® Slider #5 Coil White Metal Single NL Pull - www.sailrite.c...
Cushions Wrap Silk Film Center Fold 54" - www.sailrite.c...
TOOLS LIST:
Sewing Machine with Cording Foot
Sailrite Edge Hotknife Package - www.sailrite.c...
Deluxe 5 1/2" Magnetic Sewing Guide - www.sailrite.c...
Pencil, Scissors, Seam Ripper, Tape Measure, Yard stick
This box cushion video is part of Sailrite's Complete DIY Porch Makeover. All of the materials needed to complete this project are available at www.sailrite.com

[@anntimmons8940]

Silk film makes ALL the difference!

[@madelaine3209]

Directions are precise and could not be clearer. Thank you!

[@THXx1138]

NEVER this easy at home. Everyone should be so fortunate to have industrial machinery and shop space. Nice work.

[@LKoivisto]

Thank you for this informative, easy to follow video. I just completed a cushion for a friend and I am SO pleased by the way it turned out. I've been sewing for 45+ years and while I've made cushions for myself in the past, I really wanted to make this one look perfect. With the help of your clear instructions and close-ups on the trickier parts, this cushion looks totally professional. My friend has another cushion she wants recovered; I'm actually excited to tackle that one as well! Thanks again.

[@SailriteDIY]

+Linda Koivisto This is good news! We are glad to help, keep up the good work!

[@Zorrsha]

This has got to be the best video I've found on how to make these cushions. The man's instructions are very well described and Angela makes the cushions to perfection. Thank You so much for posting this!!! Much appreciated.

[@larrylitwiler5208]

Thanks, Sailright, for the simple but very effective instruction videos. I ran a 6 person Upholstery, awning and marine shop in Michigan for years after being laid off my enginneering job in the auto industry. I sewed some, but not much. I designed, built and welded frames, sold, ordered, kept books , managed etc. I'm simi-retired and doing some marine, awning and light upholstery work here in Florida. I find myself using your videos to help me with sewing allot! Thank You!

[@SailriteDIY]

Enjoy the videos! Let us know if you need any advice or products for any canvas or upholstery application, Sailrite stands ready to help.

[@lisao3041]

This is the best, most complete, and detailed video ever on how to make a boxed cushion. I love the basting tape - what a handy tool to make sure everything lines up well. Thank you for loading this.

[@dawnr6194]

This is the best tutorial by far on sewing cushion covers.

[@SailriteDIY]

Glad you like it!

[@Samshomecookeddesign]

What a fantastic Tutorial this is. I did a 2 Year College Course for Soft Furnishings years ago. I have a great Sewing Machine but seem to have a Block on getting it out. I want to make a box cushion but remembered it being quite hard, but this Tutorial makes me see it with fresh eyes., it all makes sense now. The use of the Tape takes so much hassle out of this process. The Man Talking explains it all so well but having the Visual at the same time is perfect. Thank You. I look forward to seeing your other videos.

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks for the positive comments. Let us know if you have questions.

[@uzmarana4084]

This video is very helpful , and the mans voice is very clear and easy to understand, Angela is doing the job perfectly 👍

[@SailriteDIY]

Glad you liked it! Let us know if you have any questions.

[@natashadarius3282]

Hands down, the best tutorial I have ever watched. I'm in the process of making new box seat covers for a wicker patio set and everything is working out beautifully. Thank you so much!

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks for your positive comments. Good job making cushions for yourself!!!

[@sarahbeardwell1551]

I've never made a box cushion before but am very confident after watching your brilliant video. Easy instructions, great demonstration and good tips, thanks.

[@versatiletejin]

Best video ever.I loved how you showed step by step.A job well done...thanks once again for sharing the video.

[@SailriteDIY]

Tejin Dhaliwal Thanks!!!

[@kathymintexas1556]

Thank you, thank you! I watched many videos on boxed cushions before I made one. This was the video I followed while sewing my first box cushion today. I took my time, redid what I had to, and I'm pretty pleased! I used a velvet like fabric so it was a bit of a challenge. I have three more to make, so should get easier. THIS IS THE ONE TO FOLLOW ALONG! (And basting tape is my new best friend).

[@lingw43]

I've watched a bunch of these videos, but yours is the best and most informative with great camera angles to see just what is going on. Thank you so much!

[@SailriteDIY]

I am so glad you like our videos! Thanks!!!

[@lindawestcott7899]

I am in the process of making slipcovers for my sofa and love seat and was absolutely dreading making the cushion covers as I have had so much trouble in the past. Your tutorial explains everything so well and I am confident that everything will work this time. Thank you so much.

[@SailriteDIY]

+Linda Westcott I am glad we could help. Let us know if you have questions regarding our supplies or your project processes.

[@LinYouToo]

Thank you for this excellent video! I just ordered my sunbrella fabric and hotknife from you today and can't wait to make my outdoor patio cushions next week. Thank you!

[@jonijames1325]

Oh my goodness, thank you. I had been balking on tackling a new cover for my seat and your clear instructions have made all the difference.

[@SailriteDIY]

Excellent! Thanks!!! Let us know if you have any questions along the way when you are making your cushion covers.

[@SaraAnna]

What a lifesaver! Instead of a bottom plate, I created a wide band of fabric with elastic and skipped the zipper plaque. This way, I basically made a fitted sheet for my daybed, but the boxing/piping gave it a beautiful tailored look! Thank you so much for the video.

[@SailriteDIY]

SaraAnna1104 Excellent idea! Thanks for the positive comment.

[@ButtermilkMischief]

This is the second tutorial I have followed from ya'll and I can't get over how great they are! So clear, and helpful. I will definitely be a customer in the future based on these KZbin videos!

[@SailriteDIY]

That is wonderful news! Welcome to the crew of great customers at Sailrite!!!

[@Happybidr]

This is so great! Just what I needed. Plus I didn't think to look on your site for the fabric I want but you have just what I need when no one else does.

[@SailriteDIY]

+Happybidr That is good news! Let us know if you have questions about the process or our products at www.sailrite.com

[@fhlwtl]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

[@scherisews]

Wonderful video with great instructions.

[@evagraham8508]

Great instructions. Thank you.

[@danihu03]

Awesome video! Your videos are so helpful to give a professional touch!

[@SailriteDIY]

I am glad you like them!

[@juliemorden7333]

thank you so very much for making it very clear on how to do this ...I love the fabric you made yours in a perfect match up .. thank you again Julie from Canada

[@SailriteDIY]

+julie morden You are welcome! Glad you like it and the fabric choice.

[@Phantomthecat]

I'll be giving this a go now after watching this great video. Thanks so much for posting, there's some great tips and tricks you've shared. Well done.

[@SailriteDIY]

+Phantomthecat We are glad you liked the video. I hope your cushions come out great! Let us know if you have questions.

[@rorybellamy2533]

" thats All it takes" good quality work !

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks! Let us know if you have questions.

[@kelvinshaw7856]

A really great detailed video for amateurs like myself, thank you

[@SailriteDIY]

We are glad you liked it.

[@OrangeCrushCo]

I LOVE you guys! Very helpful. And you sell the BEST machines!

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks!!!

[@lizakirwan]

What a fantastic tutorial ~ thank you SO much x!

[@SailriteDIY]

Liza Kirwan Glad you like it! Let us know if you have any questions.

[@sister1169]

Thank you! Best instructions ever!

[@andrianageorghiou2478]

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[@rubymc100]

Very good instructions

[@SailriteDIY]

I am glad you liked it!

[@janestaubofficial]

Wow this is amazing.I was lost after watching some other tutorials for i want to sew my cushions new.The explanation on this tutorial and how the work is done match so good and and make it look soo easy.Thank so much for this

[@SailriteDIY]

You are welcome! Let us know if you have any questions.

[@janestaubofficial]

@@SailriteDIY thank you,i will.

[@annr6698]

Brilliant video. Thanks.

[@DroneDivaDesi]

Awesome Video. Thank you. VERY helpful!

[@joycehollenbach2513]

awesome video

[@SailriteDIY]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@katbird289]

Excellent Video!

[@deborahlgreife9522]

Love all these

[@porkchop6402]

That was so awesome.. Gives me such confidence

[@maryoladannebaum1172]

I have to say your video's are very informative and point on. I do have one question, I followed the instruction to the tee, however, when I cut the fabric to the exact measurement of foam, it was to small and I had to redo with a seam allowance. Also, the piping was really hard to work with that small. Any suggestions? Maryola

[@eliesbik]

Great video! I have very little sewing experience and had never done piping or zippers before, but your video made it very easy.

[@SailriteDIY]

That is good news! Glad we could help.

[@SailriteDIY]

Hi Christian Griffith, To create the zipper plaque for the cushion use the boxing width and add the width of the zipper to it. So, if your foam is 3" I usually add a 1/4" to a 1/2" to that measurement (meaning my boxing is 3 1/4" overall or 3 1/2" overall). So... for the boxing that contains the hidden zipper add the width of the zipper to that measurement (If you make 3 1/2" boxing and your zipper is 1 1/4" wide your zipper plaque boxing width would be 4 3/4").

[@christiangriffith1681]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@SailriteDIY]

You are welcome! Let us know if you have any questions or need help picking products at www.sailrite.com

[@danihu03]

That was the question I was going to ask! Thank you! Also,I was wondering how to install the zipper piece(zipper plaque is a new term to me). I was thinking there wouldn't be a good way to make an exact calculation. You did it pretty much how I imagined. I am making a window seat. Do you recommend to wrap the foam in batting? I was thinking of doing this and then your video showed the previous cushion was batting wrapped. I'm using quilting weight cotton that will be backed with a product called Soft and Stable which will then be quilted. It's a thin type of foam used to make handbags, similar to headliner. I thought it would give the quilting weight fabric substance since it's rather thin for a cushion.

[@SailriteDIY]

Danielle Hudson Wrapping the foam in batting will do two things: it will give a rounded look to the side of the cushion rather than a box look. It will also provide more thickness (not much more) and a little more cushion (but again very little). The main reason for using the batting is the rounded look (which is mostly a preference, some like it others do not). Yes, soft and Stable is different from "Sew Foam" which we call "Polyurethane Foam 1/4", 1/2" or 3/4" With Fabric Backing".

[@danihu03]

Sailrite How is Soft and Stable different from Sew Foam? I was thinking of trying it. I use the Soft and Stable mostly for bag making.

[@جمالالروح-ب8ي]

Very nice job women🖒

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks!

[@SailriteDIY]

Hi sumelle2 - The double sided tape will just hold the fabric and piping in place so you can easily sew it all together. It is not meant to keep the fabric permanently in place. You can purchase it at: www.sailrite.com/Seamstick-1-4-Basting-Tape-for-Canvas-50-Yds

[@8892lb]

I love all the hints and information you give I have one question thou how do keep you needle from getting all gummed up from the basting tape ?

[@lynseywellington381]

Thank you!

[@SailriteDIY]

You are welcome!

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

very nice

[@SailriteDIY]

Pople BackyardFarm Thanks!!!

[@BlueNeon761]

Nice job!! 😃

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks, we appreciate your comments. Let us know if you have questions.

[@learntocrochet1]

I have Four questions: 1. Does your industrial machine allow you to use a longer stitch? 2. What type/size thread are you using? 3. Do you have any tips for making a foam covered box pillow for a curved seat cover? I'm not using dacron over the foam, but do have pillow protector over it. It is slightly curved on both sides and more curved in the front, straight in the back. 4. Would the zipper or velcro go on a curved end, or along the back? Your videos are clear and easy to understand, both verbal instruction and the video part. They are inspiring me to get back into cushion making - but last time I worked under a master, now it's 20 years later and I'm doing it alone.

[@SailriteDIY]

Answers to questions: 1. The Ultrafeed will sew up to a 6mm stitch length and obviously smaller. The Sailrite Fabricator Sewing Machine sews up to an 8mm stitch length or less. 2. We used a Polyester thread for this job. It will also sew many other types of threads including a PTFE thread called Profilen. 3. This video may help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWebh419qJ54l7s How to Sew a Curved Seat Back Cushion 4. The above video uses a zipper in the boxing. Let me know if you have more questions.

[@learntocrochet1]

Wow! Thank you for your quick response.

[@alejandromaya5596]

Muy completo el tutorial se entiende muy bien

[@SailriteDIY]

Alejandro Maya Gracias!

[@channing4865]

I am so glad to find this video! I have question before cutting my pieces: Don't I need to cut top and bottom pieces bigger to allow for seam? She is cutting them exactly the size of the foam. Thank you!

[@SailriteDIY]

+Shannon S Good question. In most cases we only cut the top and bottom plates a 1/4" larger than the foam all around. When I make cushions I usually trace around the foam on top of my fabric and this results in a plate that is slightly larger than the foam (by about 1/4" or less) which is acceptable for me. Now that seems like you will not have much left over for your seam allowance (3/8" seam) --- which is true as it (the seam) will take up some of the size of the plate. The finished cushion will result in a tighter fitting cushion cover for a better fit (it will compresses the foam). To the boxing (facing) I cut it to the width of the foam plus about 1/4" to 3/4". Keep in mind that thinner cushions look best with more allowance added and thicker cushions look best with less. Basically adding less of an allowance will allow the seams to roll into the edging of the cushion. This slight lack of fabric for seam allowance make the cushion look better and when the fabric stretches with use it will not be as wrinkly. With that said, this is not a rule, but rather my preference when making cushions, so do what works for you. Let me know if you have more questions.

[@channing4865]

+Sailrite Thank you!!!

[@alwaystakethebike7384]

You used Foam Piping but what about using Polyester Piping/Cording? Is it too soft for upholstery/cushions? What if using heavier upholstery fabric? Excellent video, btw. I used this to make casual cushions last year but am reviewing to make more formal upholstered indoor cushions.

[@RameshRamesh-k8p9o]

Super

[@zulaigaworth4401]

Thank you

[@SailriteDIY]

You are welcome! Let us know if you have any questions.

[@karenamurray62]

THANK YOU

[@SailriteDIY]

+Karena Murray You are welcome!!! Let us know if you have questions.

[@christiangriffith1681]

We're recovering RV cushions and this video was extremely helpful, thanks! The hidden zipper installation looks great, but could you explain how much extra width is needed for that technique?

[@KoobTea]

Excellent ty

[@tammyzabenko7378]

Just purchased my sailrite machine and getting easier.

[@SailriteDIY]

That's awesome to hear! Enjoy your new Sailrite Sewing Machine!!!! Practice makes perfect.

[@bake162]

Would be nice if Sailrite would include how long it took them for this project, just so we can judge how we are doing compared to the pro’s

[@SailriteDIY]

Great suggestion, thanks!!!!

[@karkar7510]

Hi great video. If I am making outdoor cushions with an outdoor foam, do i have to wrap the foam with batting? Will the poly batting be ok if it gets wet?

[@TingTingTalie]

Great video! Thanks! I have been asked to make some piped box cushions out of suede. I don't have a piping foot for my machine, i was thinking of using a zipper foot to allow me to sew close up to the piping. Do you think this would work ok?

[@ElementofWorship]

+Natalie Ashman I'm also using a zipper foot to make my piping. I may be new to sewing, but I did a practice cushion first (with cheap fabric) to test my abilities, and the piping looks just fine!

[@SailriteDIY]

+ElementofWorship Yes, a zipper foot can be used to make and install piping. Good job!!!

[@bowenclan5988]

What kind/width of piping do you use here? Thank you for a clear tutorial

[@SailriteDIY]

Hi Bowen, We used Foam Piping/Welting Cord 5/32" - www.sailrite.com/Piping-Cord-5-32

[@yazminshroff5221]

I thought this video was exceptional and gave me the confidence to redo my RV cushions. I am wondering though if the type of cushions inside have any bearing on whether or not to leave a seam allowance. My soy-based cushions are rather firm and I'm a little concerned about not leaving a seam allowance. Comments?

[@SailriteDIY]

Yazmin Shroff Very good question. Yes, if you foam does not compress much (is very firm) then you may want to add a slight bit of seam allowance. In most cases, foam that does not compress, it not very comfortable, so this would be a rather rare situation. What you want to avoid is a cushion cover that is too large, some fabrics will actually stretch slightly over the years and then you will have wrinkles or covers that are too lose, so don't add too much seam allowance or you can have other issues.

[@dedenla1]

I have a paper pattern of the exact size (which is irregular) of a window seat. Should the foam be cut to the exact pattern size, or will it shrink or expand a tiny bit when wrapped or covered with polyfil? I know to add seam allowance but just wondering if I need to allow for this variation once stuffed inside the boxed cushion?

[@SailriteDIY]

+diana eden If the foam is not wrapped in batting then I would add to the size (about 1/4" around all sides). Here is the general guideline for cutting foam: Use pattern and add 1% to both dimensions. But for soft to medium firm foam (IFD

[@brendajohnson8351]

I bought your basting tape and really liked using it but the tape allowed the stickieness to adhere to my sewing machine needle. Is there something I am not doing correctly??

[@SailriteDIY]

brenda holtzinger Brenda - When sewing cushions with seamstick (basting tape) it is best to try to keep the seamstick well inside the area that you are sewing. So the needle does not penetrate the double sided tape. That way the glue does not show up when the cushion cover is turned right side out. That is not the case for other applications using seamstick, but it is for cushions. When the needle enters and exits fabric with seamstick, glue build up may happen on the needle (if the fabric does not have enough body to clean the needle with every penetration) in those cases I use a cotton ball with Goo Gone or rubbing alcohol to wipe the needle clean if it builds up.

[@douglasjamison9316]

I notice that when you draw an outline of the foam onto the material, you don't add anything for a seam allowance; is that correct?

[@SailriteDIY]

True, the foam is usually a little larger (1/4" on all sides) than the desired finished size. So, when the top and bottom plate of fabric is cut it is the same size as the foam. After the seam allowance, of 1/2" is taken up the cover is smaller than the foam for a great looking compression of the foam with no wrinkles or sagging. The boxing is usually cut about 1/2" to 3/4" wider than the width of the foam. So.... if you have a 4" foam I cut the boxing to 4 1/2" or 4 3/4" wide.

[@sumelle2]

Hi, I was wondering where can I get the double sided tape to make the piping.. is it really thick enough to create the piping width and will it hold in place when washed?

[@bethbilous4720]

I so wish you could do this same video with a NON stripe fabric

[@SailriteDIY]

Try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnqsmKmAett2ic0

[@In_a_mode]

I'm so embarrassed to ask this, but, I have a singer Heavy Duty Machine. Do you think I will be able to sew a box cushion of vinyl material, with piping, for a banquette? I am a fan of your videos and I did order samples from you once.

[@juliemorden7333]

I have started to sew my fabric together .. It slides would a walking foot for quilting help it not to .thank you sorry for the daft question. Julie

[@SailriteDIY]

+julie morden A walking foot sewing machine would help feed the fabric more consistently, but also the 1/4" seamstick for canvas could help resolve that issue. www.sailrite.com/Seamstick-1-4-Basting-Tape-for-Canvas-50-Yds

[@byronwilliams3600]

Could you make the "zipper" placket a velcro placket or opening instead? How would it be cut/installed?

[@SailriteDIY]

Byron Williams Yes, you could. I would make a zipper plaque that is wider than the cushion thickness by about a 1/2 inch then I would add about 2 inches for the width to create a single hem. Then cut the boxing in half and create a single hem that is 1 inch and sew on the Veclro at the same time (hook on one side loop on the other).

[@janetmyers3146]

Are there no considerations for seam allowances to top and bottom plates?

[@SailriteDIY]

Hi Janet, When you work from the foam (which is cut 1/2" larger than the desired finished cushion) you cut the plates the same size as the foam. These are the cushion rules we use here at Sailrite, which we prefer because it results in a nice tight cushion. It is DIY though so you can do whatever you want.

[@janetmyers3146]

@@SailriteDIY Thank you so much.

[@wendyfay16]

The fabric needs to be washed before cutting out if it's not actually upholstery fabric. Pinking sheers will also make a huge difference to threads fraying.

[@bethbilous4720]

Can a hot knife be used on heavy cotton denim?

[@SailriteDIY]

If it is made of cotton, no. It can only be used on synthetic fabrics.

[@azcharlie2009]

I'm confused about the notches... Can you use clips, or pins, to hold the fabric in place?

[@SailriteDIY]

The notches are used to match up the second plate to the first on that was sewn onto the boxing. Yes, you can use clips or pins or seamstick for canvas 1/4" to baste / pin plates to the boxing prior to sewing.

[@jamesjohnson8661]

They don't seem to add seam allowance on the top and bottom, which would shrink the cover and make it fit improperly. Did I miss something?

[@SailriteDIY]

The fact that the cover is smaller than the foam is a good thing. This compresses the foam slightly making the cover fit snugly in place. Remember making cushions is not set in stone, do what works best for you personally.

[@jamesjohnson8661]

Ahh, that makes sense. I've done plenty of canvas but no cushions. Tackling my v berth soon, though. Thanks for the tutorials!

[@kelleygarfield737]

Do you have a write up on the instructions?

[@SailriteDIY]

Just email me at eric@sailrite and ask for them. I will email them to you.

[@SailriteDIY]

Yes, email me. [e-mail]

[@tanisharobinson2074]

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[@griyacushion2864]

Good tutorial ! If need any cushion from Indonesia please contact us..

[@Rothwellsmith]

What Size was the Piping Cord? 1/4"?

[@SailriteDIY]

We used 5/32" foam piping cord item #1055 at Sailrite at 11:15 minutes in this video. Here is a link: www.sailrite.com/Piping-Cord-5-32

[@Brigittexbx09]

It’s really hard to find the part about solid color...

[@shabadabaoo455]

Great video but waaaay above my skill set

[@SailriteDIY]

Thanks! I bet you could do it.

[@elizabethjanenewman1949]

Following this video, I am so disappointed that the double sided tape has made my sewing needle sticky and gooey. I had already made my piping with the double sided tape as in video for eight cushions, after experiencing gooey sewing needle and my machine acting up, I took all my piping apart with the double sided tape! Lots of time wasted. Why did the tape ruin my needle?

[@SailriteDIY]

If a light weight fabric is used sometimes glue build up, from the double sided tape, can be seen on the needle. Usually a heavy fabric helps clean the needle as the needle enters and exits the fabric, so it is not as common with medium to heavy fabric. So... what can be done for lighter fabrics to help prevent the glue build up? I like to keep a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol on it and clean the needle when I start to see glue build up on the needle. Sometimes "Goo Gone" on a cotton ball can even be better, as it seems to helps to prevent the double sided tape from building up as fast on the needle.

[@Shesnotsosouthern]

hahahahahaha..... okay... "One down... only four more to go!" lol, they make it look so easy. SMH

[@SailriteDIY]

+Mallery Williams I hope it is going well!

[@Shesnotsosouthern]

+Sailrite Thank you! :)

[@mssalim7922]

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[@cleanqueen75]

Such long stitches!

[@learntocrochet1]

I'm a viewer...I think her insustrial machine and the type of thread it can take makes it possible to use a longer stitch with good results. I wouldn't try it on my home machine. I wonder what Sailrite would say if this was posed as a question - think I'll ask up top.

[@carrieoh9315]

Boring - could not watch her - music annoying

[@arlenemurphy804]

great video.