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Yes, and no. The technical module may be similar but we are offering a kit. Fabrication seems to be different and our cord length is up to 84" (with a much longer cord available). This system is not strung up under tension which allows for different fabrication techniques and less expensive safety features with ladder tape. This kit option is less weight sensitive.

Thanks, you are correct. We are not professional videographers, we make custom interiors and during a tiring day of work, we try to video some of the interesting projects. Just trying to get an idea out about the process, not meant to be instructional. Did you have any questions? You can slow it down by using the settings in RUclips.

The staples are not visible at all after the final step of applying doublewelt trim over the staples. You could also use gimp trim.

I’m glad this worked as a refresher. I love the simplicity of this design, and anything felt! Please share a photo of your finished bookmarks.

Hi, thanks Martha! I use a 3” double turn on side hems (1.5” double) and 4” double turn on the hems. I also turn the top down 4” double as well or pillowcase the lining to the hem, that depends on the thickness of the fabric. Thanks for your question, I hope this helps.

Judi I'm dizzy watching this..

@@room837 You can slow down the speed that it plays. Thanks for watching.

Adhesive will separate over time so we only use staples for the fabric and nails for the tack strips.

Not sure what you mean by "weld". We use double welt cord to cover the staples, is that what you meant?

Yes, the pattern is matched horizontally. It stops and starts with a new panel in each corner, one side is lapped and matched over the other and folded back on itself to get a nice seamless pattern match.