How to: Make Double Piping
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Kevin Kennedy began training with European masters as a young lad of 17. For 42 years, he has been an Upholsterer for countless Boston area designers and leading art restorers, including consulting with and heading the upholstery department at Trefler and Sons, in Newton, MA. Commissioned to upholster Napoleon's chair, and guest writer to the Upholstery Journal. His most successful venture yet, his studio in Arlington, Ma , Upholstery on Broadway, has been open since 2010.
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Not only you are great doing upholstery, but as a teacher as well. You have a way with words, explaining everything so clear and making me think I can do it. Thank you, thank you..
You are a natural teacher. I have not even started sewing yet, but your instruction is very good. Thank you for sharing your skill.
I'm reupholstering my favorite chair, and I'm at the point that I need to sew double welts. Thank you for your help!
You are a very thorough teacher!
Thank you for this. I've had to retrench all my workroom staff in the last few months with the lockdown paralysing my interior decorating business and am now sewing all the curtains and doing the upholstery, hanging the wallpaper and doing the installations too. I used to design them, not make them and I'm determined to do as good, if not a better a job than my staff used to do. I have to if I want to survive. Two antique sofas came in this morning and I can't find the right gimp for them which means I'll have to make double piping to finish them off. I found this instruction video very useful. Blessings!
Thank you for sharing your craft. You explain double piping well for the beginner.
Thanks Kevin, this helps me out every time I try to remember what I did the last time. :)
Easy peasy, it was a piece of cake. Thank you thank you thank you
You’re such a good teacher. We are very fortunate to have you sharing your knowledge. I’m really enjoying your videos and you’ve given me the courage and know how to tackle my dining room chairs. Thank you!!
Excellent tutorial
Your good upholstery work I like 👍 because I am also sofamaker upholsterer
thankyou for the videoes and Advice i’ve owned many Boats and Vintage Automobiles through out my life and about 25 years ago i began sewing on a IndustrialStrength Walking Foot machine , not as much to save money but more to be better capable of meeting my personnalDeadlines and improving my Quality Control at the time i kept my Vessels n the Chesapeake Bay inMaryland and in he Small Waterfront Community i chose we had 2 Upohlstery Shops that did nice work , but were always behind schedule i love thecHobby and have done quite a few Boat Interiors and Vintage Sports cars it’s nice to have these Tutorials to Improve my Skills and Understand the better ways
Thank you for this, I love learning something new every day. Will be looking for more of your training videos.
Excellent teaching! I’m learning so much. Thank you!
Great video.
Brilliant tutorial!
First time seeing double piping. Amazing 😂😀. Thank you
Thank you for sharing! Excellent video!
Thank you. You simplified the process for me.
Thanks so much. I was lucky to find two Louis XIV chairs in good condition that just need a fabric update. I haven't done any upholstery work since the '70s so this was a great refresher. I have subscribed. I'm going to need you throughout this project.
Thank you 😊
Thanks so much! That was invaluable information❤️❤️❤️❤️
I've seen alot of video's but you explain it well and kinda make look easy lol
I agree, he makes it look too easy.
You're an awesome teacher and i love your accent :)
Wow, what an awesome, awesome video tutorial! Thank you SO much! :-)
Not sure about that first stitching row down the center on the back side of the fabric? I did that but it did not bite into any of my cording and therefore the cording was not attatched at all.
I have tried a couple of different techniques to make double welt. Your method seems to be the most "Fail proof" one. In may take a bit more time but in the long run you get perfect welt every time.
Now for a quick question, with installing double welt. What is your technique for making a tight 90 degree corner. For example when changing directions from vertical to horizontal on an outside arm. Looking for a good method to get a square corner rather then a curve.
Thanks for sharing but..... I would have liked to seen the chair finished. Thanks again that really helps.
Great teacher
Great video, but I wish you would applied the piping, showing how to finish off the ends. Thank you!
Excellent... specially the finer tips you gave...thanks
Muchas gracias por su vídeo tan bien explicado ✨ que Dios lo bendiga .
Great tips! Thank you!
Thank you! Your instructions are very helpful.
Thanks Sherry!
Thank You so much
Nice teaching but I haven't got the chance to try yet but gonna get there soon.
Great job
CONGRATS MASTER!!!!!! Thank You!!!! CHAPEAU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Went to buy my first Juki machine tonight only to find out that it was a 3 phase machine... Dang, wanting to try some of the technics!
I know you posted this awhile ago and probably solved your problem by now, but check ebay and just replace the existing motor with a 110vac servo motor. It will make a world of difference in speed control eycy.
Hi can you please tell me what kind off double piping that you are using in the video.
Thank you.
You are an excellent teacher! I've taken a local upholstery course in my area and they used a different method that leaves out that additional step. I keep having the separation you refer to from fabric not catching no matter how much I focus and having to redo all of my work. Your method seemed to solve that issue so I tried it but my after making the first seam, the piping just separated. It is joined very loosely and there just doesn't seem to be much to sew to with that initial seam. Any suggestions?
What type of glue should I use if I’m doing the double piping on outdoor patio chairs?
what size double piping and what brand do you use? Thanks! :) I love the old-school pro techniques. My Mom and are were trained this way and I appreciate your process! Thank you!
I wish he had HD video can’t really see the detail he is showing.
Well keep that in mind, thanks for the feedback!
Kevin please help, is the pre-purchased 5/32 double welting or is it just a pre-purchased single welt that you sew to make a double welt? Thanks a bunch for all you do
Very important to get the 2 5/32 cords stitched together otherwise you have a very hard process. We are accepting supply orders starting on July 1st 2020 , contact upholsteryonbroadway@gmail.com
Hi I'm looking for double paping 15 meters
Can I have your contact number please
Wow!! I would Like to open my own Upholstery factory from Home, With More than Ten years experience in Furniture Retail with more than 500 Clientel.My Challenge is Funding.Please advice
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I can't find double piping at any upholstery supply places. I see double welting. And single welting.
Same product different name. I call it cording. Piping, welting, cording all the same
is that 1/4 " cording? I cant find a foot locally so I will have to order on ebay which is really cheap but will take long time to get here. I want to make sure I buy the correct size for a chair 1/8 or 1/4 ? sorry if you mentioned this in the video...my speaker doesn't work good so I cant hear the audio very well.
This is 5/32 cording. This is usually what I use but its your preference!
5/32 cording, use 1/4 inch foot. Finished size is approximately 1/4 once you wrap fabric around 5/32 cording.
Doesn't work on our walking foot
You need a double welt foot.
boring, very talkative.
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Thanks so much