Stitching the edge of a horsehair foundation

How to properly stitch the edge of a horseshair upholstery foundation.

[@balbino108]

You're one of the best I've ever seen on the internet. Congratulations on your great lessons. Thank you very much.

[@pdn-vd5om]

Excellent work IMHO. As the traditional method of up-holstery give a much better and longer last result. Beautiful workmanship to share with the next generation. Thank you.

[@gildersleevee]

That was truly artisan workmanship at its finest. Now days it is Hot melt glue and staple guns along with twist ties. No wonder our furniture only lasts us a few years and then looks like junk. Thank you for showing us what Real Quality looks like. I loved the videos and wish there was a full conclusion of the finished chair.

[@UpholsteringWjoy]

This is a good video, but would be better if the company web site was not placed over the top of the work that is being done

[@Studioswiss]

Thank you for your kind words its nice to see that someone still appreciates this kind of work. You can see all of my videos and slideshows on my youtube channel studio swiss1. Or type studio swiss upholstery. Thank you

[@ceknott]

Can you do it again showing what you are doing please

[@panacchai]

I also agree with the logo issue. Great work, but the video would be even better with that edit.

[@lutie47]

I agree with the comment regarding the company web site...could you move it to the top?

[@annwalker5879]

I'm sure this would have been excellent but, unfortunately, the logo strip completely covered the front stitching details, rendering the video pretty useless. Such a shame.

[@balbino108]

Muito bom mesmo! Mais uma vez, muito obrigado.

[@MrKjetil1965]

Why would You put that large studioswiss logo on the screen obscuring most of the action??? Makes a Nice instructional video seem annoying....

[@ceknott]

Bad photography we can not see everything

[@ceknott]

Useless photography. One can not watch where the needle lands