Upholstery for Beginners: How To Recover Dining Chairs | Erik Buch Model 49 Chair

[@RMMomma4Eva]

This is soooo helpful! You showed me EXACTLY what to do to rejuvenate these OLD sled base church chairs of mine! To finally make them stylish! 😂Gonna be a crap ton of work but I got this now, THANK YOU! ❤

[@lauralake7430]

I always really struggled with the cornersvon dining chairs, ending up with folds or pleats or other unfortunate issues. This really helped me so, so much!! Thank you!

[@Thepinkenvelope]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jtharp9265]

I did this myself about 30 years ago , It was so easy and saved us alot of money , I used a staple gun ,new foam and New fabric . They were so nice . Thank you God bless you all and your family 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Mrs josette Montgomery County, Texas 🙏

[@Thepinkenvelope]

I am so glad you shared this. It really is easy and ca be a huge money saver.

[@laurenj3417]

LOVED this video! I'm an amateur DIYer and love watching how-to videos like this. You guys did a great job at clearly explaining each step of the process. I would love to see more!

[@Micki486]

A 5 in 1 tool is so handy to have around. The chairs look amazing!

[@thorstengravert7045]

These are Erik Buch Model 49. Great to see the disassembly and their parts. Not sure Danish mid century architects would love the color, but taste is individual.

[@Thepinkenvelope]

Oh I was wondering what their name was, thank you!

[@bellefleurlisa]

I really need to do this for my dining room chairs, so thank you!

[@Thepinkenvelope]

You are so welcome! It’s pretty easy & very affordable

[@vickibarana7635]

This was such a fun video! I've never done anything like this and have been really curious on how to do so. Thanks so much for sharing this!!!

[@Thepinkenvelope]

You are so welcome! There are lots of minute markers so if you try it, you can jump around to the parts you need most. It really was easy.

[@daparkerwoman]

Great explanations. Jon was really easy to follow and had a great presentation style. You do too, Sam, we know you've had lots of experience. I've been needing to do this for the past 2 years. Maybe this will be my motivation.

[@Thepinkenvelope]

Thanks so much for this feedback. I think he does a great job too!

[@MarleneGriffith]

So fun! Love LOVE the color fabric!! 😍

[@angelabooker2852]

Great video! I would definitely like to see more "how to" videos! I have an antique chair (different style) that I'd like to reupholster myself, but haven't been brave enough yet.

[@Thepinkenvelope]

You got it! It really isn’t hard.

[@_JanetLouise]

That was fun .... mahalo .... please show all 5 when done ... more 'how to' videos would be great!

[@Thepinkenvelope]

we definitely learned alot but they turned out so good and we did all 5 for under $100

[@onocoffee]

Did you put screws in the seat back when attaching it back to the frame? How did you deal with the plugs?

[@Thepinkenvelope]

Hi! Yes, I used the same screws that were already there and the plugs just popped out, I used a butter knife to help pry them out.

[@meggione]

Loved it!!! Wonderful guidance throughout from both! No tips. You nailed it!!! (Or stapled it??? Not as pithy!)

[@samanzomorodi2826]

Hello, how did you remove the back rest? The video didn’t show do you disassembled that. Thanks!

[@Thepinkenvelope]

Oh sorry about that. They unscrew from the sides.

[@samanthadelp876]

Thank you

[@rachsun1]

what if I need foam material as well? how do I cut/fit that?

[@Thepinkenvelope]

You can get it at JoAnn’s and I recommend cutting it to shape then shaving the sides to create the curve/lip you want. Use the same spray adhesive to attach it to the chair.

[@rachsun1]

is the process the same if covering in Vinyl? Do you have any specific suggestions for using that material?

[@bonir5689]

I was wondering about vinyl as well. There is a stretch to it, does the stretch go side to side on the base and top to bottom on the back?