@@sinfotadeoj6375 Estimado amigo, se refiere Ud. a la 'cinta adhesiva de doble cara' que muestro en este video. Esta cinta la venden en Home Depot, Walmart, etc. hay que buscar en la sección de pinturas, por ahi están.
I don't even do upholstery I just like watching the technique and hope to get a machine and do some side stuff! But the silence and instruction and professionalism is really cool! I like your straight forward no nonsense approach! Please keep at it and continue doin a GREAT JOB and thanks for sharing what's known as hidden talents and secrets!
Cechaflo vivo de esto...más que nada me dedico a la tapicería del mueble... dentro de lo que sillas sofás etc..pero lo de automotriz se me hace difícil..pero viéndolo a usted creo que es cuestión de seguir nutriendose con sus conocimientos que los comparte para todos , se puede aprender .. eh visto muchos de sus vídeos..😀😀
Pues tiene una buena base para entrar a lo automotríz. Las técnicas son similares para lo mas simple y lo mas complejo. Las costuras básicas son las que se manejan en todos los diseños.
Cechaflo lo único que me falta es eso...la costuras siempre dependiendo de una costurera..lo demás me arreglo bastante bien..tengo una singer doble arrastre..tengo que animarme a practicar y con paciencia..
Con la Singer de doble arrastre es suficiente para empezar. Le recomiendo bajarle la velocidad para que pueda dominar mejor la máquina. Luego que ya domine, la pone normal. La práctica hace al maestro.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I have been looking for videos in upholstery, in order to cover my car seats and doors and i found this video very simple and you actually take your time when sewing. Thank you so much. I would like to see how you measure the upholstery and if you can explain the procedure please.
Hi Cathrene, Following videos could help you to perform your project, hope find them useful: ✅ ruclips.net/p/PLoSIdv1C9uyTZyg5Q2zFpVFdZnFR31QAx ✅ ruclips.net/p/PLoSIdv1C9uyQjm3qWCHBukMwBIE8OKLSn ✅ www.cechaflo.com/
Hi there, a few months ago i was searching on youtube for videos like these, ones that could show me how to make car seats leather but i could not find any good ones, keep doing your thing man, these vids are fantastic (y)
Hi Victor, Keep on following me on youtube...I have started a series of basic upholstery free tutorials on youtube...very important to understand and easy achieve real projects on car seats and more which would be for sale in my website. Thanks for your kind remarks !
Thank you very much, mr Cechaflo. Your videos are super tutorial. It would be great, if you could show us how to sew a corner (in the same level) with a french seam. I tried to do this in leather but it caused me much trouble. I mean like the decorative seams that some upholsterers use at the door panels of some cars, where there is a straight seam and then suddenly it makes a 90 degree corner downwards (VW Passat or Jetta for example). Congratulations for your art skills...
Οασις Σίφνος I really appreciate your valuable comment! ...I'd be glad to post a related video...if possible, to have a precise idea, could you please, send a sample, picture or link of what we really want for ?
superior , just superior ! A Taylor's joke : customer walks into store and looks at clothing items, and says ' Wow ! , How did they do that ?! ' The Taylor says ' One stitch at a time ' .
I was told by an old upholster: (she is in her 80s and has been an upholster / sewer since she was a teenager.) She said that this seam is called the saddle stitch... This page seems to confirm that stitch is called a saddle stitch... www.talklocal.com/blog/2013/06/s/tailor/best-stitches-for-leather/ I guess it could also be called French Seams... sounds more exotic calling it a french seam... Excellent video ... I never I have always done these with out the two sided tape... That is a great tip and will use that in the future when I use this stitch.. It will make it so much easier especially on long straight runs.. I do them as long as 60" . I mostly do upholstery work for Classic Mahogany Powerboats from the 1920s to the late 1960s.. This stitch was use on a few boats from the mid 1950s and a bunch from the mid to late 1960s..
Estas 'puntadas dobles' sobrecosidas están de moda en la actualidad en la mayoría de los carros y han pasado a sustituir en cierto modo al uso del 'vivo'/cordón de adorno' que va en las uniones de las piezas de un asiento de auto u otro vehículo. Lo ideal es coserlas con una máquina industrial de 2 agujas, pero se puede hacer con una de una sola aguja. ¡Muchas gracias por ver los videos! ¡Saludos mil!
great video and amazing sewing skill. could you tell me the feet set you are using in this video and also what is the backing strip over the tape made from . thank you
It is a kind of binding foot. I cut off one toe of small presser foot to get a wider view.www.ebay.com/itm/46970-40474-5-PFAFF-INDUSTRIAL-DOUBLE-TOE-PRESSER-FOOT-SET-fits-PFAFF-1245-/162385954000
@@Cechaflo thanks so much for getting back to me on this. that is great fab on the feet and i was pulling my hair trying to figure what zipper feet to do this with. you made it easy. have a great day
@@jpstone2976 Welcome to this channel anytime! I forgot to answer about the backing strip, sorry. I used a strip of thin canvas. It would be advisable on straight edges. A very thin stretchy vinyl would work out much better for straight and round edges. There are strips of cloth or vinyl ready to use we could find in some stores.
Amigo muy pero muy buenos videos! por casualidad vi tu canal y ahora viendo tus tutoriales me he animado a yo mismo hacer la tapiceria de mi carro! lo que no se es si es necesario una maquina de coser industrial para estos trabajos, ya que veo que son muy costosas y yo haria esto para mi por hobby! no me sirve una maquina de coser sencilla cierto?
neoholland Hola amigo, Me ha dado mucho gusto que mis videos te hayan inspirado para animarte a tapizar tu carro! ....Si es aconsejable una máquina industrial para hacer estos trabajos...no necesitas una nueva, podrías empezar con una usada que esté en buen estado, están alrededor de 800 dólares americanos...una máquina sencilla podría servir, sólo que fuera una singer antigua...habría que hacer adaptaciones...en conclusión sería muy limitado el desempeño si la comparamos con una industrial. Gracias por ver los videos!
Hi there I think the video's your making are great and shows how Upholstering really is an art. the only thing I didn't enjoy is that there was no music kinda makes for a long video with out it but you've shown me how to do most of my ride in Upholstry and save me huge dollars.
1998tiburonse four to five years ago, we had nice 'background music' to our videos, but they were deleted because of 'author's right'. We are going to try with 'free youtube music'...in fact, a good 'background music' alleviates the tension of watching a long video. Thanks for your suggestion and for following me on youtube!
Perhaps the 'needle' is not the appropriate for the kind of 'thread'. Hopefully this video would give an idea: ruclips.net/video/vtfrcDS5WJQ/видео.html
Hi sir, I'm just a beginner in this field hoping to learn. Just want to know what kind of thread you are using? Is that a nylon thread? Coz I tried nylon thread it keeps on breaking and destroy my bobbin :( really want to know and to learn. Thank you so much and thank you for sharing your videos.
Hello, I use 'regular polyester jupholstery thread' most of the upholsterers use it. Sizes 92 (regular), 138(thicker) For a better idea, please, check this link:www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread You are welcome anytime!
Cesar, Once again an excellent video and as usual you make it look so easy to do, something only those rare gifted teachers achieve. Did you use Pinking shears for any particular reason when cutting the leather? The four videos I've watched so far have taught me more than everyone else's, as well as all the books I've read. Regards, Geoff
Geoff Halstead Hi Geoff, I'm very happy that you have found these videos useful!!! ...I never thought some day, would be teaching upholstery!.. in other words, to become in an upholstery teacher on internet! LOL I only use the pinking shears to simulate that a part has been sectioned and try to make understand that it was cut from a bigger piece ...as in mechanics, when we slice some pieces to draw on paper. Thanks for watching! Cesar
Parabéns pelos vídeos Sr. Trabalho com estofamentos à 52 anos , e seus vídeos são muito bem explicativos para quem não tem muita experiência , também admiro muito a sua forma de manusear a sua máquina 1254 . Abraços do Brasil.
I've just subbed you. Live the video. I was searching so much to find something like this. Well done with the video. Don't know why you're not using some kind of music or your voice instead of the subs but its nice that way too : ]
+Кристиян Илиев Thanks for subscribing to my channel! ....a few years ago, we had some nice music as background, but, it was deleted...you know, 'author's rights'....I'd like to speak the English language, but I still do not feel much confidence...I speak Spanish...besides, it is a little difficult the edition...sorry!
+Cechaflo Don't worry about the speaking. You can use some programs to add it while editing the already shooted video. But its not like requirement or something. Its nice that way because you teach us alot. Im thinking about doing my own car seats and thats why i find your video. I havent find anything else that shows the exact way to make the 2 pieces together. And yea that things with the rights is shitty.. They should just tell you to add them in the description or something.. Very nice videos tho! Have a wonderful day : ]
dantech1, Thanks for subscribing!...Most of the upholsterers use the standard thread number 8 (here, in Mexico and other countries)...a thicker number zero for on top double stitches. Check: www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread
tengo una pregunta la cinta blanca como de una pulgada que usas en la parte de atras antes de la costura final como se llama y una idea donde la puedo conseguir? te lo agradeceria mucho Gracias de antemano.... Dios te bendiga por tu talento y sobre todo por ayudar a muchos....
+jose castellano Hola Jose, Creo que te refieres al 'refuerzo' o 'backing'...para esta demostración usé lona delgada y corté las tiras de 1 pulg de ancho...es lona plástica...puedes usar lona de tela también o algún otra tela coma la de jeans, que sea fuerte...este refuerzo es importante para contener al tapizado y no permitir que se abra cuando haya movimientos sobre el asiento o espaldar. Hay tiendas que venden 'merceria' y aveces tienen en rollos algo parecido que funciona igual o mejor. Hay cintas de estas que tienen 'cierta elasticidad' muy útil cuando hay curvas...caso contrario tienes que cortar estas partes con cierta curvatura, para que quede parejo. Este refuerzo, de preferencia, debe ser del mismo color que el material que va encima (cuero, tela o vinil). En este video usé una cinta azul (error...lo correcto es que debe ser del mismo color) que tenía por allí a la mano...suerte que mi 'costura ciega o de cierre' estaba bien apretado, de otro modo se trasluciría a traves de las puntadas. ruclips.net/video/oq5R6noSLSY/видео.html Gracias por seguirme en you tube!
Asi es, sirve de refuerzo para que no se abra la costura de cierre y se mantengan paralelas las 'costuras dobles' para que no se deformen. Esta 'cinta' puede ser de tela, vinil o lona delgada.
Hace algún tiempo me atreví a preguntar si ud. Me podría ayudar a conseguir prensatelas para una máquina triple arrastre doble puntada de media pulgada se lo agradecería mil gracias
Una manera de conseguir estos accesorios es por internet, Ebay Amazon, Aliexpress, etc. Ud. tiene que buscar un prensatelas para el modelo de su máquina. Por ejemplo:www.ebay.com/itm/Pfaff-Double-Toe-Presser-Foot-Set-fits-Pfaff-1245-industrial-walking-foot-/271590520648?_ul=MX
@@joseluispuebla5748 Aquí hay una foto de una Futura de dos agujas y triple arrastre: articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-687990148-maquina-de-coser-triple-arrastre-futura-2-agujas-_JM?searchVariation=39962709719&quantity=1&variation=39962709719#searchVariation=39962709719&position=1&type=item&tracking_id=ec94abf1-f1af-4099-ba47-d041cea145e5 Le sugiero que busque en internet un prensatelas para su modelo o bien parecido. En caso de no conseguirlo, un buen tornero y fresador lo puede fabricar para su máquina.
+gladys gonzalez Pues creo que va tener que ser al revés!!!...tiene que aprender el inglés...no es que sea partidario de los 'gringos'...para mi es igual el chino,el guero y el prieto...lo que pasa, ya hablando en serio es que este idioma es el que se usa en al actualidad para los negocios y la tecnología en casi todos los países del mundo, por no decir todos. De todos modos gracias por la sugerencia!, a ver como le hago para poner una traducción al menos en nuestro idioma.
Thanks for watching my upholstery videos ! ...For this demonstration I'm using 'thin plastic canvas' as a 'backing'...its very strong and I cut it in 1 inch strips. Another materials can be used, such as, vinyl, denim fabric, etc. Some upholtery suppliers sell 'strip rolls' for this purpose.
Hi Philip, Thanks for writing me. Well, nowadays, upholsterers have generally adopted 'triple transportation' (walking foot) industrial sewing machines ... so called because the three bars move while sewing ... this allows that while one 'foot' pressing down the material, the other foot is raised, then takes its turn the other foot and so on, and it does not allow the material to wrinkle ... the 'feed dog' which is below and has its 'small teeth' also has much to do, letting the material not wrinkle or do marks ... if you sew fabric or thin leather, then this 'feed dog' should have small teeth ... the needle also is involved with it ... a thin needle 110 = 18 for thin materials ... 140 = 22 for thicker materials such as canvas or leather ... these pieces are changed according to what one will work. If you go to work on cars and furniture these are already in the 'standard measure' and it is not necessary to change anything, just putting on its 'standard needle' 140 and work. Known brands of machines are the pfaff 1245-706, 2545, marks etc; durkopp & adler 767, 867; Juki LU 563, Consew 206 RB, Industrial Singer, etc. I don't know where are you writing me from, anyway I am sending a few pages so you can appreciate these machines. If you are in good financial condition, I'd recommend to buy 'a new one'. if not, then 'a used one' in good condition would be OK ...they do the same and metals last a long time, just giving them their necessary maintenance. www.sewingmachineoutlet.com/consewtn.htm www.pfaff-industrial.cn/pfaff/de/products/sewing/pfaffcatalog?matyp=sewing&mainbranch=&branch=&operation=&resultitem=pfaff1245-601c www.solentsew.co.uk/products/Durkopp-Adler-867-Classic.html www.advancedsewing.com/salespecials.html
Cechaflo Thank You so much for your response! I'm doing a restomod on my 1973 Mach 1 and many future projects as well. Leather and some vinyl is what I'll be using. I own an rv park in Arkansas and I'm trying to also make a little extra money during the winter months. Again thanks for the response and I'll continue watching your great video's.
Hi, I see that you are using some foam padding that looks to be 1/8 of an inch thick. What are they called? Close cell foam? Also, what is the name of the double sided adhesive tape that you use? Just watching your videos made me want to repair my beat up interior myself. Thanks.
mbsec The foam is 'polyurethane foam' 1/4" thick...advisable for the lateral panels when doing foamed designs on car seats. As for the tape, check: www.officedepot.com/a/browse/specialty-tape/N=5+371576/ solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Adhesives/Tapes/Products/~/Double-Sided-Bonding-Tapes?N=5472715&rt=c3 www.tesa.com/consumer/adhesive_tapes/double_sided_tapes
Hopefully, if you do some research on internet: www.ebay.com/itm/PFAFF-1245-Walking-Foot-Large-Hook-Electronic-Industrial-Sewing-Machine-220V-3PH-/112023836770 www.advancedsewing.com/usedsewingmachines/pfaff.html floridasewingmachines.com/walking-foot/pfaff-1245-706-48-walking-foot-compound-foot-1-needle-2-thread-lockstitch-needle-positioner-reverse-industrial-sewing-machine-1568.html
Hi Emry, if you're referring to the 'yellowish glue/cement' I use in the video is the one which most of the upholsterers, artisans and shoemakers use...it comes in cans...'Tandy Leather' have it for sale. If you're referring to the 'double sided tape', the 'sticky substance' comes self attached and self protected for the plastic like strip we should peel off... Home Depot Stores and similars have this tape for sale. Hope it helps.
Emry Khurana Sailrite has a very good seam tape on rolls made for upholstery. One is a little more expensive but holds better. That's the one I use. Seamstick 3/8" Basting Tape for CanvasItem #: 129 www.sailrite.com/Seamstick-3-8-for-Canvas-60-YdsThis is a very good quality tape.
yea I understand but it's hard to watch a silent video for an hour m8 lol. I think they are great learning videos though. I understand what your saying though. keep up the good work
+tyler daves You are right Tyler, I think 'in part-videos' is the solution not to get bored, and a 'soft background music' if I turn on my radio (lol). Thanks for your comment!
+Luis Henrique Terencio El hilo polyester que uso para las 'puntadas dobles/puntadas francesas' es el número 'cero' aquí en México...me parece que corresponde al número 207 en USA www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-207#Polyester_Thread_-_Size_207 Muito obrigado por ver mis videos!
+Cechaflo Estou encantado com seu videos! Você acredita que aqui no Brasil não temos no comercio linha de poliester 207! . Apenas para industria. Só temos poliamida. No site que vc indicou não atende o Brasil. Existe algum contato no Mexico que atende Brasil?
+Luis Henrique Terencio No se si existe exportación de hilos de poliester de Mexico a Brazil...disculpe. Checar este link:www.google.com.mx/search?q=t%C3%B3picos+estofos+em+brasil&espv=2&biw=1242&bih=585&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjr6pn5vKXKAhXBKh4KHZ5HCnUQ_AUIBigB#tbm=isch&q=fios+poliester+para+estofos+em+brasil
Ok Thank But what's the différence beetween the 1245-706/47 and a 1245-6/01CLPMN8 ? I try to buy this one www.leboncoin.fr/nautisme/908214110.htm?ca=3_s What do you about it?
+Christian Brun Hi Christian, As mentioned lines above my pfaff is the 'old version' original, made in Germany (the machines manufactured in Germany have a 'small plate' in front part one side where, it appears 1245-706/47)...the 'new version' 1245-6/01have a 'plastic sticker' instead...this machine is manufactured in China, I do not know if Pfaff has given the permission for the trade mark...this machine have a cost of 2000 US Dollars approx...I think, it is a good sewing machine, it has a longer stitch length(8 mm) and its bobbin is 'jumbo'(bigger than mine). ruclips.net/video/c4maAXoM0nI/видео.html I hope you find this information useful! Cesar
Boa tarde tudo na paz olha eu mim chamo bira homem tenho a companhado gosto muito do seu trabalho e eu quero saber como faço pra comprar uma maquina transporte dulpro pra custura estufado eu perdi minha mãe e estou tentando retornar ao trabalho mandami uma resposta obrigado
Hola Ubiratan, le recomendaría buscar una máquina industrial de triple arrastre para tapicería en mercado libre Brasil. otra idea sería preguntar en los talleres donde arreglan estas máquinas. También se puede preguntar a algún compañero tapicero en el lugar donde esté ubicado. Un ejemplo de mercado libre: www.clasf.com.br/q/transporte-triplo/
Hasta la actualidad, en muchos lugares aún se usa las máquinas industriales o semi-industriales que usan los zapateros y es con pié de presión de rodaja'...de hecho, yo empezé haciendo tapicería con estas máquinas. Pero luego aparecieron las máquinas industriales de doble y triple arrastre para hacer tapicería de carros y muebles y de verdad superan a las anteriores. Hay diferentes marcas conocidas para 'trabajo pesado', como Pfaff. Durkopp&Adler, Juki, Consew, Singer, etc.
+Jaime Torres Jaime Torres Disculpe Jaime, en realidad no tenemos taller abierto al público, aveces hemos hecho algunos proyectos pequeños que nos han mandado del otro lado. Como menciono en el canal, hacemos este trabajo en ratos libres y mas que todo con el fin de subir tips/videos gratis para los interesados en aprender este oficio.
Another great video Caesar! FYI, Sailrite.com has a commercial wholesale site for upholsterers. You can sign up for an account there. They have good quality supplies, not the cheapest, but sometimes hard to find items. Try going here for the wholesale site. www.sailrite.com/lowell-wholesale
+Галина Коннова "...Это видео показывает некоторые простые советы которые я считаю полезными, когда делается двойная отстрочка (по факту декоративная), или так называемый "Французский шов"." Улучшенный мною перевод Гугла. Cesar спасибо за советы, и всем наилучшие пожелания!
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Hola Amigó excelente trabajo q acerca una pregunta q cinta es el q usas para pegar te años buscando y no lo e podido encontrar saludos desdé México
@@sinfotadeoj6375 Estimado amigo, se refiere Ud. a la 'cinta adhesiva de doble cara' que muestro en este video. Esta cinta la venden en Home Depot, Walmart, etc. hay que buscar en la sección de pinturas, por ahi están.
También las venden en algunas papelerías tales como Lumen, Office Depot, etc.
I thank you for sharing the art you do. I learn a lot from the videos. Much thanks to your sharing I will learn to be a better seamstress
I just bought my first industrial sewing machine because of you :D
I don't even do upholstery I just like watching the technique and hope to get a machine and do some side stuff! But the silence and instruction and professionalism is really cool! I like your straight forward no nonsense approach! Please keep at it and continue doin a GREAT JOB and thanks for sharing what's known as hidden talents and secrets!
Cechaflo: ~~ THANK YOU! for Sharing your Skill and Craft; and teaching, with precision and excellence.
I really appreciate your kind remarks!
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Very good demonstration. Thank you for sharing. I sew as well and I appreciate everything. Blessings
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I am delighted with your lessons
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I really appreciate your kind remarks!
Greetings from Mexico!
Usted es un genio sin palabras me ha dejado..es todo un artesano..me encanta la tapicería saludos desde Argentina
Me da muchos gusto que estos videos lo hayan inspirado a desarrollar este oficio!
Cechaflo vivo de esto...más que nada me dedico a la tapicería del mueble... dentro de lo que sillas sofás etc..pero lo de automotriz se me hace difícil..pero viéndolo a usted creo que es cuestión de seguir nutriendose con sus conocimientos que los comparte para todos , se puede aprender .. eh visto muchos de sus vídeos..😀😀
Pues tiene una buena base para entrar a lo automotríz. Las técnicas son similares para lo mas simple y lo mas complejo. Las costuras básicas son las que se manejan en todos los diseños.
Cechaflo lo único que me falta es eso...la costuras siempre dependiendo de una costurera..lo demás me arreglo bastante bien..tengo una singer doble arrastre..tengo que animarme a practicar y con paciencia..
Con la Singer de doble arrastre es suficiente para empezar. Le recomiendo bajarle la velocidad para que pueda dominar mejor la máquina. Luego que ya domine, la pone normal. La práctica hace al maestro.
You've done it again! Top!
Bo Lindgren Very soon, I hope!, we will be together performing real size upholstery projects! ...these tips would help us a lot.
excellent work !
I love your Phaff...I bet it runs like a tank...UNSTOPPABLE! !
+lorettasuch lewis It's a nice industrial sewing machine to sew leather (pfaff1245-706/47)
Thanks for watching our videos!
the man better than Cechaflo, I haven't met!
Thanks for watching my upholstery videos!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I have been looking for videos in upholstery, in order to cover my car seats and doors and i found this video very simple and you actually take your time when sewing. Thank you so much. I would like to see how you measure the upholstery and if you can explain the procedure please.
Hi Cathrene,
Following videos could help you to perform your project,
hope find them useful:
✅ ruclips.net/p/PLoSIdv1C9uyTZyg5Q2zFpVFdZnFR31QAx
✅ ruclips.net/p/PLoSIdv1C9uyQjm3qWCHBukMwBIE8OKLSn
✅ www.cechaflo.com/
Já assisto a este vídeo pela terceira vez, e não me canso , pois é muito bom mesmo.
Parabéns por sua paciência de ensinar.
Muito obrigado.
Balbino de Jesus If we really want to understand and learn upholstery, is advisable to watch the tutorials several times.
That's exactly what I've done.
When you post a new video, I am very eager to assist.
Thank you very much.
Perfeito.O senhor teve sem duvida um ótimo professor.
+Elivane Lima Thanks for kind remarks!
Vous êtes un grand artiste
Thanks for appreciating the upholstery art!
Hi there, a few months ago i was searching on youtube for videos like these, ones that could show me how to make car seats leather but i could not find any good ones, keep doing your thing man, these vids are fantastic (y)
Hi Victor, Keep on following me on youtube...I have started a series of basic upholstery free tutorials on youtube...very important to understand and easy achieve real projects on car seats and more which would be for sale in my website.
Thanks for your kind remarks !
You do beautiful work. Wish there was a place around here where that kind of talent was taught.
John
woodflors4u Hi John, thanks for kind remarks! ...Just try to do my best to please my youtube users!
Exercícios aula parabéns pelo canal ótimo conteúdo,que fiita é essa que você usa pra colar o tecido?
It is a double sided tape. www.amazon.com/Double-Strong-Sticky-Adhesive-Mounting/dp/B09L4SMQ38
Trabalho maravilhoso parabéns
Very nice
Thanks for watching!
What’s the length of the stitch & size of thread?
Top stitches 6 mm long. Polyester thread 138 size for top stitching.
np m8. hey man it's your channel, do what makes you happy. Im just giving my opinion for your audience
+tyler daves Everything is Ok. All of the opinions are useful and give us some ideas to improve these videos. Thanks for watching our videos!
Hola cesar me gusta la paciencia que tienes.. Muy buenos trabajos la cinta de pegar que usas como se llama
La cinta le llaman 'cinta adhesiva de doble cara' (double sided tape)www.thehogring.com/
Gracias por apreciar y ver estos videos!
Thank you very much, mr Cechaflo. Your videos are super tutorial.
It would be great, if you could show us how to sew a corner (in the same level) with a french seam. I tried to do this in leather but it caused me much trouble. I mean like the decorative seams that some upholsterers use at the door panels of some cars, where there is a straight seam and then suddenly it makes a 90 degree corner downwards (VW Passat or Jetta for example).
Congratulations for your art skills...
Οασις Σίφνος I really appreciate your valuable comment! ...I'd be glad to post a related video...if possible, to have a precise idea, could you please, send a sample, picture or link of what we really want for ?
Thank you for sharing.
I am glad to share!
Thanks for watching!
superior , just superior !
A Taylor's joke : customer walks into store and looks at clothing items, and says ' Wow ! , How did they do that ?! '
The Taylor says ' One stitch at a time ' .
Hello, Thanks for the joke, you made my day today!
Besides, thank you very much for watching these upholstery videos!
I was told by an old upholster: (she is in her 80s and has been an upholster / sewer since she was a teenager.) She said that this seam is called the saddle stitch... This page seems to confirm that stitch is called a saddle stitch... www.talklocal.com/blog/2013/06/s/tailor/best-stitches-for-leather/ I guess it could also be called French Seams... sounds more exotic calling it a french seam... Excellent video ... I never I have always done these with out the two sided tape... That is a great tip and will use that in the future when I use this stitch.. It will make it so much easier especially on long straight runs.. I do them as long as 60" . I mostly do upholstery work for Classic Mahogany Powerboats from the 1920s to the late 1960s.. This stitch was use on a few boats from the mid 1950s and a bunch from the mid to late 1960s..
Exelente!!
thank you very much
Welcome to this channel anytime!
Thanks for the videos.I really learn a lot.
+Dan Sanders You are welcome!
Es muy interesante y novedoso.
Estas 'puntadas dobles' sobrecosidas están de moda en la actualidad en la mayoría de los carros y han pasado a sustituir en cierto modo al uso del 'vivo'/cordón de adorno' que va en las uniones de las piezas de un asiento de auto u otro vehículo.
Lo ideal es coserlas con una máquina industrial de 2 agujas, pero se puede hacer con una de una sola aguja.
¡Muchas gracias por ver los videos!
¡Saludos mil!
great video and amazing sewing skill. could you tell me the feet set you are using in this video and also what is the backing strip over the tape made from . thank you
It is a kind of binding foot. I cut off one toe of small presser foot to get a wider view.www.ebay.com/itm/46970-40474-5-PFAFF-INDUSTRIAL-DOUBLE-TOE-PRESSER-FOOT-SET-fits-PFAFF-1245-/162385954000
@@Cechaflo thanks so much for getting back to me on this. that is great fab on the feet and i was pulling my hair trying to figure what zipper feet to do this with. you made it easy. have a great day
@@jpstone2976 Welcome to this channel anytime!
I forgot to answer about the backing strip, sorry. I used a strip of thin canvas. It would be advisable on straight edges. A very thin stretchy vinyl would work out much better for straight and round edges. There are strips of cloth or vinyl ready to use we could find in some stores.
Great video! How does the gum from the tap not get on the needle? For me any tape ruins it. What tape/glue are you using?
Amigo muy pero muy buenos videos! por casualidad vi tu canal y ahora viendo tus tutoriales me he animado a yo mismo hacer la tapiceria de mi carro! lo que no se es si es necesario una maquina de coser industrial para estos trabajos, ya que veo que son muy costosas y yo haria esto para mi por hobby! no me sirve una maquina de coser sencilla cierto?
neoholland Hola amigo, Me ha dado mucho gusto que mis videos te hayan inspirado para animarte a tapizar tu carro! ....Si es aconsejable una máquina industrial para hacer estos trabajos...no necesitas una nueva, podrías empezar con una usada que esté en buen estado, están alrededor de 800 dólares americanos...una máquina sencilla podría servir, sólo que fuera una singer antigua...habría que hacer adaptaciones...en conclusión sería muy limitado el desempeño si la comparamos con una industrial.
Gracias por ver los videos!
Hi there I think the video's your making are great and shows how Upholstering really is an art. the only thing I didn't enjoy is that there was no music kinda makes for a long video with out it but you've shown me how to do most of my ride in Upholstry and save me huge dollars.
1998tiburonse four to five years ago, we had nice 'background music' to our videos, but they were deleted because of 'author's right'. We are going to try with 'free youtube music'...in fact, a good 'background music' alleviates the tension of watching a long video.
Thanks for your suggestion and for following me on youtube!
this sewing machine that u are using is a pfaff 1245 practically is the same as durkopp 267-373?
Приветствую вас!. У меня имеется к вам вопрос? Что это за клеющий бант . И как он называется? С уважением .
www.amazon.com/Mounting-Gaffer-Powers-Double-1-inch/dp/B01LXJGLMC
Gostaria de me matricular no curso de tapeçaria, qual é o link, por favor?
We just sell videos online: www.cechaflo.com/courses
Many free tutorials are on our upholstery channel: ruclips.net/user/Cechaflo
Excelente aula!
Muito grato.
Balbino de Jesus Excelent, that you enjoyed the video!
Are you using a "top stitching thread" in the needle AND the bobbin? My top stitching thread keeps shredding as I sew.
Perhaps the 'needle' is not the appropriate for the kind of 'thread'. Hopefully this video would give an idea: ruclips.net/video/vtfrcDS5WJQ/видео.html
Hi sir, I'm just a beginner in this field hoping to learn. Just want to know what kind of thread you are using? Is that a nylon thread? Coz I tried nylon thread it keeps on breaking and destroy my bobbin :( really want to know and to learn. Thank you so much and thank you for sharing your videos.
Hello, I use 'regular polyester jupholstery thread' most of the upholsterers use it. Sizes 92 (regular), 138(thicker)
For a better idea, please, check this link:www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread
You are welcome anytime!
cechaflo necesito tu ayuda !!!. el problema está en el cangrejo. Tiene un hilo incrustado en la ranura por donde gira la parte de adentro del cangrejo
Cesar,
Once again an excellent video and as usual you make it look so easy to do, something only those rare gifted teachers achieve.
Did you use Pinking shears for any particular reason when cutting the leather?
The four videos I've watched so far have taught me more than everyone else's, as well as all the books I've read.
Regards,
Geoff
Geoff Halstead Hi Geoff, I'm very happy that you have found these videos useful!!! ...I never thought some day, would be teaching upholstery!.. in other words, to become in an upholstery teacher on internet! LOL
I only use the pinking shears to simulate that a part has been sectioned and try to make understand that it was cut from a bigger piece ...as in mechanics, when we slice some pieces to draw on paper.
Thanks for watching!
Cesar
Parabéns pelos vídeos Sr. Trabalho com estofamentos à 52 anos , e seus vídeos são muito bem explicativos para quem não tem muita experiência , também admiro muito a sua forma de manusear a sua máquina 1254 . Abraços do Brasil.
@@celiobarca3269 Estimado amigo, ¡Muchas gracias por su amable comentario!
@@Cechaflo Abraços amigo. Que Deus lhe de muitas felicidades.
Beautiful job, great instructions, but nobody to take me to the to the ER to take the stitches out of my fingers
What size thread are you using?
Are you taking on any Apprentice 😇😇
I've just subbed you. Live the video. I was searching so much to find something like this. Well done with the video. Don't know why you're not using some kind of music or your voice instead of the subs but its nice that way too : ]
+Кристиян Илиев Thanks for subscribing to my channel! ....a few years ago, we had some nice music as background, but, it was deleted...you know, 'author's rights'....I'd like to speak the English language, but I still do not feel much confidence...I speak Spanish...besides, it is a little difficult the edition...sorry!
+Cechaflo Don't worry about the speaking. You can use some programs to add it while editing the already shooted video. But its not like requirement or something. Its nice that way because you teach us alot. Im thinking about doing my own car seats and thats why i find your video. I havent find anything else that shows the exact way to make the 2 pieces together. And yea that things with the rights is shitty.. They should just tell you to add them in the description or something.. Very nice videos tho! Have a wonderful day : ]
Кристиян Илиев....... Music is completely unnecessary
Cechaflo ....Video is beautiful...just as it is. Your craft skill is music for the eyes
super Job :D
dantech1, Thanks for subscribing!...Most of the upholsterers use the standard thread number 8 (here, in Mexico and other countries)...a thicker number zero for on top double stitches. Check:
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread
tengo una pregunta la cinta blanca como de una pulgada que usas en la parte de atras antes de la costura final como se llama y una idea donde la puedo conseguir? te lo agradeceria mucho Gracias de antemano.... Dios te bendiga por tu talento y sobre todo por ayudar a muchos....
+jose castellano Hola Jose, Creo que te refieres al 'refuerzo' o 'backing'...para esta demostración usé lona delgada y corté las tiras de 1 pulg de ancho...es lona plástica...puedes usar lona de tela también o algún otra tela coma la de jeans, que sea fuerte...este refuerzo es importante para contener al tapizado y no permitir que se abra cuando haya movimientos sobre el asiento o espaldar. Hay tiendas que venden 'merceria' y aveces tienen en rollos algo parecido que funciona igual o mejor. Hay cintas de estas que tienen 'cierta elasticidad' muy útil cuando hay curvas...caso contrario tienes que cortar estas partes con cierta curvatura, para que quede parejo. Este refuerzo, de preferencia, debe ser del mismo color que el material que va encima (cuero, tela o vinil).
En este video usé una cinta azul (error...lo correcto es que debe ser del mismo color) que tenía por allí a la mano...suerte que mi 'costura ciega o de cierre' estaba bien apretado, de otro modo se trasluciría a traves de las puntadas.
ruclips.net/video/oq5R6noSLSY/видео.html
Gracias por seguirme en you tube!
Hola César, espero estés muy bien, una pregunta para que se pega esa cinta atrás? es sólo refuerzo?
Asi es, sirve de refuerzo para que no se abra la costura de cierre y se mantengan paralelas las 'costuras dobles' para que no se deformen. Esta 'cinta' puede ser de tela, vinil o lona delgada.
What kind of tape is that? What is it called?
Double sided tape. www.amazon.com/Washable-Traceless-Anti-Slip-Removable-Transparent/dp/B07WCVYNCT?th=1
Hace algún tiempo me atreví a preguntar si ud. Me podría ayudar a conseguir prensatelas para una máquina triple arrastre doble puntada de media pulgada se lo agradecería mil gracias
Una manera de conseguir estos accesorios es por internet, Ebay Amazon, Aliexpress, etc. Ud. tiene que buscar un prensatelas para el modelo de su máquina.
Por ejemplo:www.ebay.com/itm/Pfaff-Double-Toe-Presser-Foot-Set-fits-Pfaff-1245-industrial-walking-foot-/271590520648?_ul=MX
@@Cechaflo ..perdón una pregunta de las imágenes que mando me servirían para una máquina doble puntada
@@joseluispuebla5748 ¿Qué marca y modelo de máquina tiene Ud.? Supongo que es una de dos agujas.
@@Cechaflo.. es una futura doble puntada de media pulgada.. como le puedo mandar una foto de la maquina gracias
@@joseluispuebla5748 Aquí hay una foto de una Futura de dos agujas y triple arrastre:
articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-687990148-maquina-de-coser-triple-arrastre-futura-2-agujas-_JM?searchVariation=39962709719&quantity=1&variation=39962709719#searchVariation=39962709719&position=1&type=item&tracking_id=ec94abf1-f1af-4099-ba47-d041cea145e5
Le sugiero que busque en internet un prensatelas para su modelo o bien parecido. En caso de no conseguirlo, un buen tornero y fresador lo puede fabricar para su máquina.
me gustaria saber si hacen fundas para auto huiday 2014 y el precio o telefono
Hola maistro donde venden esa cintas de pegar ??
En algunas ferreterias, Home Depot, Walmart, etc. Tambien en Amazon:www.amazon.com/slp/two-sided-tape/4vprv9k7p3gc8eb
Los proximos videos que esten en español!!! Gracias!!
+gladys gonzalez Pues creo que va tener que ser al revés!!!...tiene que aprender el inglés...no es que sea partidario de los 'gringos'...para mi es igual el chino,el guero y el prieto...lo que pasa, ya hablando en serio es que este idioma es el que se usa en al actualidad para los negocios y la tecnología en casi todos los países del mundo, por no decir todos.
De todos modos gracias por la sugerencia!, a ver como le hago para poner una traducción al menos en nuestro idioma.
what is the white material you used under the leather? Is it a webbing of some sort to make the seam stronger?
Thanks for watching my upholstery videos ! ...For this demonstration I'm using 'thin plastic canvas' as a 'backing'...its very strong and I cut it in 1 inch strips. Another materials can be used, such as, vinyl, denim fabric, etc. Some upholtery suppliers sell 'strip rolls' for this purpose.
I believe the fabric backing strips are called “listing” tape
Can you give a recommendation on a sewing machine for someone just starting out? Thank you for the videos.
Hi Philip,
Thanks for writing me. Well, nowadays, upholsterers have generally adopted 'triple transportation' (walking foot) industrial sewing machines ... so called because the three bars move while sewing ... this allows that while one 'foot' pressing down the material, the other foot is raised, then takes its turn the other foot and so on, and it does not allow the material to wrinkle ... the 'feed dog' which is below and has its 'small teeth' also has much to do, letting the material not wrinkle or do marks ... if you sew fabric or thin leather, then this 'feed dog' should have small teeth ... the needle also is involved with it ... a thin needle 110 = 18 for thin materials ... 140 = 22 for thicker materials such as canvas or leather ... these pieces are changed according to what one will work. If you go to work on cars and furniture these are already in the 'standard measure' and it is not necessary to change anything, just putting on its 'standard needle' 140 and work.
Known brands of machines are the pfaff 1245-706, 2545, marks etc; durkopp & adler 767, 867; Juki LU 563, Consew 206 RB, Industrial Singer, etc.
I don't know where are you writing me from, anyway I am sending a few pages so you can appreciate these machines. If you are in good financial condition, I'd recommend to buy 'a new one'.
if not, then 'a used one' in good condition would be OK ...they do the same and metals last a long time, just giving them their necessary maintenance.
www.sewingmachineoutlet.com/consewtn.htm
www.pfaff-industrial.cn/pfaff/de/products/sewing/pfaffcatalog?matyp=sewing&mainbranch=&branch=&operation=&resultitem=pfaff1245-601c
www.solentsew.co.uk/products/Durkopp-Adler-867-Classic.html
www.advancedsewing.com/salespecials.html
Cechaflo Thank You so much for your response! I'm doing a restomod on my 1973 Mach 1 and many future projects as well. Leather and some vinyl is what I'll be using. I own an rv park in Arkansas and I'm trying to also make a little extra money during the winter months. Again thanks for the response and I'll continue watching your great video's.
Hi,
I see that you are using some foam padding that looks to be 1/8 of an inch thick. What are they called? Close cell foam? Also, what is the name of the double sided adhesive tape that you use? Just watching your videos made me want to repair my beat up interior myself. Thanks.
mbsec The foam is 'polyurethane foam' 1/4" thick...advisable for the lateral panels when doing foamed designs on car seats. As for the tape, check:
www.officedepot.com/a/browse/specialty-tape/N=5+371576/
solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Adhesives/Tapes/Products/~/Double-Sided-Bonding-Tapes?N=5472715&rt=c3
www.tesa.com/consumer/adhesive_tapes/double_sided_tapes
cesar, una pregunta maestro. Que tipo de cinta de pegamento usa?
Es una 'cinta adhesiva de doble cara'. La venden en muchos centros comerciales.www.ebay.com/bhp/double-sided-tape
@@Cechaflo muchas gracias
What kind of a sewing machine are you using? Thanks
It's a Pfaff 1245-706/47 (old version) Industrial sewing machine.
Cechaflo Where can I get one? I have the Pfaff 130. Thanks
Hopefully, if you do some research on internet: www.ebay.com/itm/PFAFF-1245-Walking-Foot-Large-Hook-Electronic-Industrial-Sewing-Machine-220V-3PH-/112023836770
www.advancedsewing.com/usedsewingmachines/pfaff.html
floridasewingmachines.com/walking-foot/pfaff-1245-706-48-walking-foot-compound-foot-1-needle-2-thread-lockstitch-needle-positioner-reverse-industrial-sewing-machine-1568.html
What machine is that?
Pfaff 1245-706/47 triple transport sewing machine.
ruclips.net/video/U3HBXBDDKoo/видео.html
What type of glue do you use to stick plastic to leather?
Hi Emry, if you're referring to the 'yellowish glue/cement' I use in the video is the one which most of the upholsterers, artisans and shoemakers use...it comes in cans...'Tandy Leather' have it for sale.
If you're referring to the 'double sided tape', the 'sticky substance' comes self attached and self protected for the plastic like strip we should peel off... Home Depot Stores and similars have this tape for sale.
Hope it helps.
Emry Khurana Sailrite has a very good seam tape on rolls made for upholstery. One is a little more expensive but holds better. That's the one I use. Seamstick 3/8" Basting Tape for CanvasItem #: 129 www.sailrite.com/Seamstick-3-8-for-Canvas-60-YdsThis is a very good quality tape.
yea I understand but it's hard to watch a silent video for an hour m8 lol. I think they are great learning videos though. I understand what your saying though. keep up the good work
+tyler daves You are right Tyler, I think 'in part-videos' is the solution not to get bored, and a 'soft background music' if I turn on my radio (lol).
Thanks for your comment!
muito boa a vídeos Eu sou do Brasil. Qual o número da linha que você está usando? Você está usando agulha Dp x17? número 24/180?
+Luis Henrique Terencio Estoy usando una aguja 140=22 ...aveces uso la aguja 180 con un hilo mas grueso.
+Cechaflo
muito obrigado amigo.
Sua linha es cordonê . que numero ?Uso no brasil o numero 20 equivale a tex 176 . nylon
+Luis Henrique Terencio El hilo polyester que uso para las 'puntadas dobles/puntadas francesas' es el número 'cero' aquí en México...me parece que corresponde al número 207 en USA
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=TTE&Category_Code=polyester-thread-size-207#Polyester_Thread_-_Size_207
Muito obrigado por ver mis videos!
+Cechaflo
Estou encantado com seu videos!
Você acredita que aqui no Brasil não temos no comercio linha de poliester 207! . Apenas para industria.
Só temos poliamida.
No site que vc indicou não atende o Brasil.
Existe algum contato no Mexico que atende Brasil?
+Luis Henrique Terencio No se si existe exportación de hilos de poliester de Mexico a Brazil...disculpe.
Checar este link:www.google.com.mx/search?q=t%C3%B3picos+estofos+em+brasil&espv=2&biw=1242&bih=585&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjr6pn5vKXKAhXBKh4KHZ5HCnUQ_AUIBigB#tbm=isch&q=fios+poliester+para+estofos+em+brasil
Hello
Your machine is a Pfaff,but what's the model?
Thank you for your answer
+Christian Brun Hello Christian, it's the old version ,industrial Pfaff 1245-706/47
Ok Thank
But what's the différence beetween the 1245-706/47 and a 1245-6/01CLPMN8 ?
I try to buy this one www.leboncoin.fr/nautisme/908214110.htm?ca=3_s What do you about it?
+Christian Brun Hi Christian, As mentioned lines above my pfaff is the 'old version' original, made in Germany (the machines manufactured in Germany have a 'small plate' in front part one side where, it appears 1245-706/47)...the 'new version' 1245-6/01have a 'plastic sticker' instead...this machine is manufactured in China, I do not know if Pfaff has given the permission for the trade mark...this machine have a cost of 2000 US Dollars approx...I think, it is a good sewing machine, it has a longer stitch length(8 mm) and its bobbin is 'jumbo'(bigger than mine).
ruclips.net/video/c4maAXoM0nI/видео.html
I hope you find this information useful!
Cesar
what kind of needle was used for this project?
It's a 140=22 needle size...wedge point needle to sew leather.
+Cechaflo Thank u! +Cechaflo
You are beautiful Great work deserves thanks and wish to work like you
WHAT KIND OF FABRIC DO YOU USE FOR BACKING ON FRENCH SEEMS?
+Bob J I used a thin 'plastic canvas' material for this demo...a thin canvas (fabric) can also be useful.
+Cechaflo .THANK YOU SO MUCH.YOUR VIDEOS ARE VERY HELPFUL.YOU'RE AN ARTIST AT YOUR TRADE
+Bob J You are welcome!
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Boa tarde tudo na paz olha eu mim chamo bira homem tenho a companhado gosto muito do seu trabalho e eu quero saber como faço pra comprar uma maquina transporte dulpro pra custura estufado eu perdi minha mãe e estou tentando retornar ao trabalho mandami uma resposta obrigado
Hola Ubiratan, le recomendaría buscar una máquina industrial de triple arrastre para tapicería en mercado libre Brasil. otra idea sería preguntar en los talleres donde arreglan estas máquinas. También se puede preguntar a algún compañero tapicero en el lugar donde esté ubicado.
Un ejemplo de mercado libre:
www.clasf.com.br/q/transporte-triplo/
hola me gustaria saber q maquinas son idealaes para tapiceria
Hasta la actualidad, en muchos lugares aún se usa las máquinas industriales o semi-industriales que usan los zapateros y es con pié de presión de rodaja'...de hecho, yo empezé haciendo tapicería con estas máquinas. Pero luego aparecieron las máquinas industriales de doble y triple arrastre para hacer tapicería de carros y muebles y de verdad superan a las anteriores.
Hay diferentes marcas conocidas para 'trabajo pesado', como Pfaff. Durkopp&Adler, Juki, Consew, Singer, etc.
David Rodriguez Jaimes. walking foot o doble arrastre
oie como e o nome dessa cola
Yah machine kaun si hai machine ka kya naam hai
It is a Pfaff 1245-706 triple transport:ruclips.net/video/U3HBXBDDKoo/видео.html
Ok sir
name and size of that yellow thread in video?
Polyester thread, size 138 with a needle 140=22
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-138
why don't you use double needle?
To the moment I do not have a double needle sewing machine. i have in mind to buy a post bed, double needle sewing machine.
even if you don't talk, can we get some sound please lol. great videos BTW
+tyler daves It's the 'visual technique' I'm trying to develop with the less of talking or writing.
tyler daves .... Sing to yourself...Music is completely unnecessary
y cuanto cobras por tapizar un asiento de camioneta?
+Jaime Torres Jaime Torres Disculpe Jaime, en realidad no tenemos taller abierto al público, aveces hemos hecho algunos proyectos pequeños que nos han mandado del otro lado. Como menciono en el canal, hacemos este trabajo en ratos libres y mas que todo con el fin de subir tips/videos gratis para los interesados en aprender este oficio.
Wooooooooow
que maquina usas para coser
Es una máquina industrial de costura recta, de mesa plana, Pfaff 1245-706/47, es de triple arrastre, puntada máxima de 6 mm.
ese es el color de azul en mi 1992 cadillac. Ayi papi
how do know where to sew on the French seams
a lot of it is personal preference
Sorry for delay in answering...I didn't see the comment.
'French seams' go instead of 'piping/welting' and should follow the contour of a seat.
great, thank you.
have yoy tried to chang the foot
+Max Karam There are different 'presser foot designs' for the pfaff 1245-706
Price
Isn't this a double stitched plain seam?
+Andrew Cook Yes, it is..but, most of the upholsterers call it that way.
hahah wie geil xD
The second method is more accurate
Thanks so much for watching these videos!
Another great video Caesar!
FYI, Sailrite.com has a commercial wholesale site for upholsterers. You can sign up for an account there. They have good quality supplies, not the cheapest, but sometimes hard to find items. Try going here for the wholesale site.
www.sailrite.com/lowell-wholesale
hdflame Thanks for the information, Bobby...I've already seen Sailrite interesting videos and website...a good place to get upholstery supplies.
что получилось то?
+Галина Коннова "...Это видео показывает некоторые простые советы которые я считаю полезными, когда делается двойная отстрочка (по факту декоративная), или так называемый "Французский шов"." Улучшенный мною перевод Гугла. Cesar спасибо за советы, и всем наилучшие пожелания!
+Vladimir Sidorov Thank you very much for watching my videos!
Much easier to just trim off the overlap and hammer the seams flat. No need for all of that taping.
+fireman431 He is showing how a beginner could achieve good results. Experienced upholsterers do not need to watch videos.
donde vives
Talk... Audio
Thanks for your suggestion!