Being new to reupholstering I really appreciate you talking through the cuts you are doing and why and how you complete each step! Thank you for these great tutorials!
So much yo learn from a great teacher.Thank u so much for sharing.So glad , I stumbled on to ur you tube tutorial.U are a pleasure to watch...even if sometimes a bit to quick for a learner.
Wow Aimee, you lost me a couple of times. You make it look so easy just eye balling were to cut and staple and make it all come together seamlessly. But, after 25 years of experience that time has really paid off. Love the finished product at the end, and I can hardly wait to see how you did the finishing touches in your next video. Like the addition of talking through the video after filming as well. You are really becoming very good at editing too. Until next time take care!
You're very good with both hands. I've seen some videos where the person uses their dominant hand and has to switch hands, hold with non-dominant hand, use stapler, then repeat. Takes much longer.
Another great video, the look of concentration you have is so intense. A true Artist, you know how much I love these teaching videos, You will always have a big fan here in London.
You might want to consider adding a salon chair base to your table. I did to mine.. now it swivels and I don't have to walk a round as much. It is so easy to do.
Hi AImee, your videos are super instructive. Have learned alot. Questions... you were working on the arms, it looked like maybe you used the old cotton? Do you have a you have a rule of thumb when and when not to reuse old materials? ALso, it looked like you added some denim to the bottom of the fabric for the arms. Was this because you were short of fabric or was it to add strength to that portion? Thank you!!
New to upholstering and your videos. Enjoying and learning so much. You reused your foam here. If you were replacing the foam, what thickness would you use? 1”? And density? I would love to see a video on how you determine what parts of the chair to reuse vs replace. Cotton, foam, cardboard, burlap, web.
As usual, love your video. Question...I am a hobbyist at upholstery and wanted your opinion on which pneumatic stapler I should buy if I can only afford one. Long nose or short nose?
Being new to reupholstering I really appreciate you talking through the cuts you are doing and why and how you complete each step! Thank you for these great tutorials!
So much yo learn from a great teacher.Thank u so much for sharing.So glad , I stumbled on to ur you tube tutorial.U are a pleasure to watch...even if sometimes a bit to quick for a learner.
Great tip regarding stapling the foam. I had not seen that technique before. Thank you .
Thanks for letting me know! I’m glad these videos are helpful to you!
Wow Aimee, you lost me a couple of times. You make it look so easy just eye balling were to cut and staple and make it all come together seamlessly. But, after 25 years of experience that time has really paid off. Love the finished product at the end, and I can hardly wait to see how you did the finishing touches in your next video. Like the addition of talking through the video after filming as well. You are really becoming very good at editing too. Until next time take care!
funny, I'm in the middle of upholstering a 63 Chev, and I learn so much from your channel.............. Please keep the videos rolling. :)
Thank you so much for sharing your talent...it helps us other Upholsterers to see so many ways to do things...you're the Greatest! 🤗
Thanks for letting me know it’s helpful to you!
Very beautiful job! You are very good in all you do. I don't get tired whatching you working. I am so encouraging. I love that kind a work.
Aimee. Thanks for your video. You are so professional and dedicated. I love your work. All the best.
You're very good with both hands. I've seen some videos where the person uses their dominant hand and has to switch hands, hold with non-dominant hand, use stapler, then repeat. Takes much longer.
Another GREAT TUTORIAL! I really look forward to these....got chairs to do this winter!
Thank You!
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know they’re helpful!
Another great video, the look of concentration you have is so intense. A true Artist, you know how much I love these teaching videos, You will always have a big fan here in London.
Thank you Lindsay!
Stunning!!!
Thanks again for sharing these wonderful projects. Another great one!
Thanks for letting me know you enjoyed it! 😊
Another cliffhanger!!!!!! Love it!!!!
Great video. I love how you crowned the seat. I can’t wait for part two. I’m learning so many tricks through your videos.
Thanks for letting me know they’re helpful to you!
Nice video , just wish there was some explanation on the arms.
Great video, they really have helped me better understand the underlying
mechanics.
Great video Aimee, certainly enjoy watching these pieces come back to life.
Great video Aimee you do a great job, love watching can't wait for the next one. Stay Safe now and have a nice day !!!.
You have a great day too Brian!
You are great I love this way of Upholestry thank you 👍
Thank you
Anothrt great video. Thanks for sharing. It's giving me motivation to set my machine up and start working on projects
Thanks!
I have used an old electric knife for cutting foam , cuts like butter
You might want to consider adding a salon chair base to your table. I did to mine.. now it swivels and I don't have to walk a round as much. It is so easy to do.
Great idea!
Hi AImee, your videos are super instructive. Have learned alot. Questions... you were working on the arms, it looked like maybe you used the old cotton? Do you have a you have a rule of thumb when and when not to reuse old materials? ALso, it looked like you added some denim to the bottom of the fabric for the arms. Was this because you were short of fabric or was it to add strength to that portion? Thank you!!
New to upholstering and your videos. Enjoying and learning so much. You reused your foam here. If you were replacing the foam, what thickness would you use? 1”? And density? I would love to see a video on how you determine what parts of the chair to reuse vs replace. Cotton, foam, cardboard, burlap, web.
I would love to see you install the "S" springs to the bottom of the chair or do you already have a video you could direct me to.
Yes, it’s called “How to replace a no sag springs, pro tips”
That was amazing.
Thank you 😊
I am trying to do a fluted cushion for the back of a chair. it was tied in place not stapled. any ideas as to how I can do this. I'm stumped.
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As usual, love your video. Question...I am a hobbyist at upholstery and wanted your opinion on which pneumatic stapler I should buy if I can only afford one. Long nose or short nose?
I only have short ones (6 total) and I’ve never felt I was missing out!
@@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio Thank you so much for your response. I truly value your opinion. Keep showing us beautiful artistry!
What brand stapler do you use?
The links to my tools are in the description
Have you ever upholstered a fan chair without using the fans?
Yes, they can be changed, but they look better with the flutes
@@ArtisanUpholsteryStudio thank
Thank you, love your videos. You are so talented.
Hi! For the chair's seat foam, what IFD and density do you think works the best? Thank you!
I will do a video about foam. Thanks