Motorcycle Seat in Leather - Part 2 Automotive upholstery

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This second part video show us some tips on how to upholster a motorcycle seat in leather.
A 'flat felled seam' was used to join the two main grey and black leather panels. 'Black polyester thread' for the stitches.
I have used 'automotive leather' which has a 'urethane thin film of sealer' on top as a protector against water and sunrays.
As you can see, an important tip to handle leather is take into account the 'stretchy side' of this material, otherwise, it would be very difficult to deal with.
I hope you find it useful!
Cesar

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Video Part 1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6fGpJeNmKdkbrs

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Awesome video, but I think I will leave this particular project to a pro like you! I can sew, but I don't have access to that kind of machine, and if I did, I am 99.9 % sure I would end up attached to the product..... Every time you hit the pedal I flinched, LOL. Nice work.

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[@MangoNinja333]

I've watched part 1 and part 2 of this video about 12 times and was wondering if you could make a video or show how to make a paper template for a seat from scratch. Is there angles or curves that you should look to use techniques or avoid certain seams?? Thanks. I'm learning alot from watching and can't wait to apply!!

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your videos are awesome. How would I hand sew two edges that does't have a blind seam or french seam to lace together. just wondering how to get the spacing right with no guide to go by. Hope you understand what I mean

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Wow! Im really Happy with the beginners guide. i Have Made my cover for the diningchair. it was to Big. and a little has moved. on the top with stitching. i see it. i Have filled it up with foam. but needs to 'aanpassen' fix the patern that i have Made from the cover that was off the chair. i still Have to begin with the car seat. i Have stress from it. because i dont want to fail. tonight i see this Movie furder. and Make notes. thanks for sharing. i learned a lot from you and thanks for the Time to share with making the Movie.

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Pfaff 1245 706 triple transport (walking foot)kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2Src4t4eal-pdE kzbin.info/www/bejne/nV6ZZYqNdsR4brM

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i wish i could learn from scratch

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Falta mucho para ser genio...la fórmula es un poco de sentido común y algo de buen gusto. Gracias por ver los videos!

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beautifull work.

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[@rynart1704]

what do you use the pattern for the steering wheel or the panel?

[@Denis-bo8ms]

How to create a pattern from a custom made motorcycle seat foam?

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The first step would be to sketch the design on the surface of the seat. The next step would be to create the patterns by following the marked lines. To get the templates I would recommend the use of a cheap stretchy side vinyl. After having ready the patterns with real measures (sewing notches included) the last step would be the adding of seam allowance which it could be 1 cm or 1/2"of an inch.

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How did you press the logo in the leather?

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Found it below, thanks

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Fantastic, how about some narration ?

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Thanks for watching the video! I'm still afraid of my pronunciation but I will overcome it pretty soon.

Wat's machine?

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It's a triple transportation Pfaff 1245-706/47 (old version)

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How do you emboss the logo? You show a resin die but how do you get it into the leather or vinyl? Thanks in advance. You are truly a master craftsman. - Dave in Detroit

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The 'embossing' is done by pressing the die against the leather material with a small heaten plate press. I will have a course in a near future. Thanks for watching the videos!

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Wow all of this crap just to make a bike seat!