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Title: How to Edge a Foam Stool
Added: Oct 29, 2010
Author: JAMiltonUpholstery
Duration: 3:12
Description:
Edging a foam stool is made easy with these helpful tips from Master Upholsterer Joan Milton FAMUSF.Check out our other informative videos and subscribe to our channel so you can be the first to view our new videos at http://www.youtube.com/user/JAMiltonUpholstery?feature=mhum.Also, visit our e-shop at http://www.jamiltonupholstery.co.uk where you can find out more information and buy these products.Find more Uphosltery hints and tips at http://jamiltonupholstery.co.uk/tipofthemonth.asp where we will also be adding more videos to this section of the site
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Youtube Comments: 7
JAMiltonUpholstery Says:
May 31, 2011 - @Shahlamarie. Yes you are right when dealing with arms backs or anything that you cannot handle like the stool or a drop in seat it will certainly help to staple the foam first becasue it is not possible to apply the even weight in the same way to stick the edge down. Good to know you are training to be a professional we can't get enought good upholsterers in the trade. Consumers are beginning to recognise quality and be prepared to pay for it these days.
brightorangechair Says:
Sep 23, 2011 - @Shalarmarie Where are you taking classes? I'm a designer looking to learn how to upholster at the professional level!
JAMiltonUpholstery Says:
Sep 26, 2011 - Our courses are all held in Ellesmere, Shropshire.
blimeyolriley Says:
Mar 29, 2012 - thanks for that demo. I had been wondering how the upholsters created a curve on my motorhome cushions and now I know. Simple when you know how!i think that you are dead right about todays consumers looking for better quality and uniqueness and being prepared to pay for it too. As a nation we have been obsessed for too long about buying down to a cost its about time things came full circle and consumers started to appreciate that quality can mean longetivity as well as better performance.
JAMiltonUpholstery Says:
Apr 4, 2012 - wow what a statement. here here I believe in exactly what you have just said. Things may cost slightly more but in the long run will last for many more years to come.
JAMiltonUpholstery Says:
Apr 4, 2012 - Did you ever find a place to learn upholstery professionally? We run 2 day courses here in Ellesmere. However we also run the Association of Master Upholsterers Qualification Courses Level 2 (beginners) and 3 (Advanced). Which may be something for you to think about if you are running a business
Shahlamarie Says:
May 28, 2011 - Very good technique. I'm learning the trade on a professional level. I made tufted chairs and had to curve the foam over the seat back. I used the same technique to do it, and it made my life a lot easier to staple the fabric over the edge. It had a prettier finished look to it. Everyone in my class thought it was a neat trick. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.