How To Upholster An Antique Chair

Do you have an ugly chair you are needing to update? Wanting to learn how to begin your upholstery project? Join me for a quick video describing how I reupholster an Antique Chair. This video shows Step By Step Instructions On How to Upholster. You too can update your furniture with paint, a little sweat equity and fabric. Happy Projecting!!
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[@KathrynLee5456]

Thanks for the professional instruction and the TIME involved in production of this video! So appreciate your work!

[@Blah504]

Thankyou so much I’m doing my own two antique chairs for first time you helped so much thankyou

[@Blah504]

Beautiful work the chairs came out amazing

[@ethelreid9631]

That is an excellent video, very informative and extremely well done. Thank you so much.

[@Samantha30090]

The original wood looks perfect. Beautiful color, so I'm not sure why you'd need to change that to a flat grey? I agree that the fabric is dated and the result you acquired with the sister chair is really nice with the fabric complimenting the painted wood. But you could have left the original wood and recovered with a fabric equally as flattering to the brown wood as the end result you achieved with the grey & grey and white fabric. I have chairs that I'd like to finish to the original wood color of your first chair, but I'm not sure how it's done. You do excellent work.

[@girlofNov]

Thanks for making a very helpful video that makes a newbie like me feel like she could conquer reupholstering a piece. ☺

[@JeanneCrackel]

You're very welcome! I am so grateful it was helpful to you. I just wanted to share my way of reupholstering and encourage others to try it! best of luck! thanks for watching!

[@trishreed5683]

Looks beautiful ! Great video!

[@JeanneCrackel]

Thank you so much!

[@leslie-reagan5219]

This was super helpful! I’d love to buy the fabric you removed...is it for sale? I clean,block, and mount vintage needle work in frames so this “art” isn’t lost.

[@annabizaro-doo-dah]

Yes it was beautiful and honestly although she did a fantastic job I much prefer the chair as was in terms of decor!

[@JacquelineHernandez-yn7wu]

Great video...thank you for sharing. Can I use any material ?

[@vanesagallucci3843]

I would’ve liked to of seen how you did the back part of the chair that’s the part I’m stuck on. Your chair came out beautiful

[@tomannemariemills6497]

What is the fabric you used on the renovated chair called and where did you purchase it?

[@luisak68]

What was that pronged tool you were using at the start?

[@mariannedressler6784]

Is it necessary to use the pneumatic gun? I don’t have one and I am just doing one chair and don’t feel like I want to invest. I’m assuming it just makes the job easier you give great instruction!

[@keyjones1638]

What kind of material did you use to cover the chairs?

[@crystalcobos6285]

Where can I get a air gun for upholstery the chair and where can I get antique materials for the chair to put also nails

[@longshotbet4944]

But how was the entire middle taken out? Mine won't come out

[@tylerball665]

That was so cute before. I have beef with all these makeovers that turn everything soulless and gray

[@garzonlaperle9403]

Woodprix is nice for that.

[@justinabrown9449]

I felt this was too rushed. It would not have been too long if you showed how to do the back and took time and showed more. I have the same chairs that need a lot of stripping and sanding plus the chair is 100 years old and never reupholster so I need to put new everything on it. I just think this would have been more informative if more was shown.

[@VanessaMElder]

Breaks my heart to see this gorgeous wood destroyed by an amateur.