Scott, I really appreciate the detail and demonstration in your videos. I have referred to them often when making cornices for my home. I agree with others that you are a fantastic teacher...
Dear Scott: This is by far the best, most professional explanation of how to upholster a cornice!! I applaud your attention to detail: every single unfinished edge, every cut. A pleasure to watch--like a meditation. I'm ready to start!
Thank You!! I have made many cornices over the years but never felt they look professional and I didn't know why. Well, the devil is in the details. Your video was specific and showed every step. I played your videos while I made my latest cornice and the results are phenomenal. The new cornices look like I paid a fortune to have a professional make them. You are an amazing teacher.
This is one of the best videos on making a cornice I have seen. I love how you take it step by step and do not cut corners. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow what a huge help you are Scott! I will be upholstering my first cornice this week and after watching your very detailed instruction I feel confident that I will be able to handle the job. Thank you so much!
This is by far the best video on how to make a professional looking cornice board! My husband and I just finished making two small cornices for our dining room windows and they turned out very nice considering we are complete novices! You gave us the confidence to tackle this project. Thanks for the step by step instructions Scott!
Thank you for these great instructions! I just completed my first board and it came out great! I kept my iPad next to me so I could follow the steps exactly.
Thank you Scott for going into the details and showing us how to do this professionally. Would you have any other suggestions for using upholstery leather? I do have skiving machine and a leather sewing machine. Would love to see an upholstery video using genuine leather. You are a very good teacher.
I love watching these videos- you do a great job- I would like to see a cornice with scalloped edges and how you handle the finish on the bottom of the scallop
Hi Scott. Love your videos. Please show us how to make a London shade with contrast inserts . Every time I ask for directions for a London shade I get Roman shade. LONDON SHADE PLEASE.
This was a great help to me. The detail is much appreciated. Any suggestions on how deep the returns and dust shelf need to be for grommet top curtains to go up inside of the cornice ? We are doing a home theater and using velvet curtains, purchased extra panels for the cornice. Thank you very much for your time.
Hi Scott, Your videos are top notch! Thankyou so much for sharing. I would like to use a contrasting welt and therefore the extra fabric that wraps around the bottom of the cornice will be contrasting, as well. I don't think that will look good!? Do you have any expert advice? Designer Desiree.
Hi Scott, What size welting cord is that and how big are the strips you are using to make it? I'm making a cornice box for the drapes I just put together and will have just a bit of fabric left over after that's done, so that's the determination on whether I will make piping or not :-)
+Scott Weaver thanks for getting back to me. I ended up doing 1/4 inch with 4 inch strips. Made it last night actually but haven't attached it yet. It was close to yours but in retrospect I think I should have done that extra half inch as well. It's probably going to be a bit tight.
So great! Very inspiring, but fyi when you're talking to me I need to hear folding fabric, not bending fabric. Picky I know, but otherwise it's perfect!
Scott, I really appreciate the detail and demonstration in your videos. I have referred to them often when making cornices for my home. I agree with others that you are a fantastic teacher...
Iv been using your method for around 6 years now, brilliant instructor, thank you Scott ❤️
Watched several of your videos on how to make a cornice - great instructions! Your attention to detail was perfect. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Scott, Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. You are amazing at instructing and I appreciate and enjoy watching your videos!!!
Dear Scott: This is by far the best, most professional explanation of how to upholster a cornice!! I applaud your attention to detail: every single unfinished edge, every cut. A pleasure to watch--like a meditation. I'm ready to start!
Thank you!
Thank You!! I have made many cornices over the years but never felt they look professional and I didn't know why. Well, the devil is in the details. Your video was specific and showed every step. I played your videos while I made my latest cornice and the results are phenomenal. The new cornices look like I paid a fortune to have a professional make them. You are an amazing teacher.
Scott, you are a great teacher. My husband was an upholsterer and you did it exactly as he did ours. It was wonderful watching the process again.
This is one of the best videos on making a cornice I have seen. I love how you take it step by step and do not cut corners. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow what a huge help you are Scott! I will be upholstering my first cornice this week and after watching your very detailed instruction I feel confident that I will be able to handle the job. Thank you so much!
Thank you
This is by far the best video on how to make a professional looking cornice board! My husband and I just finished making two small cornices for our dining room windows and they turned out very nice considering we are complete novices! You gave us the confidence to tackle this project. Thanks for the step by step instructions Scott!
Thank you for these great instructions! I just completed my first board and it came out great! I kept my iPad next to me so I could follow the steps exactly.
Great job!
Best cornice tutorial I have watched, thank you for taking the time to share. All your videos are so informative and inspiring.
Excellent videos, I now feel much more confident tackling my next set of cornices! Thank you! Tammy
All your videos are the best keep them coming please.
What a beautiful job you did...a real pro! Thanks!!
+REESER RODE
Thank you!
Good job finishing piping on the back of the returns!
Great videos Scott! So very, very helpful.
+Lauri Fox
Thank you!
Awesome tutorial, so informative, great teacher.
Thank you,
Edwina
You are the most amazing teacher!!! Every detail is covered in this video. I would love to take classes if you offer them.
I love your videos. I am going to try to make one. Keep the videos coming!
I meant I'm going to try to make an upholstered cornice.
Thank you Scott for going into the details and showing us how to do this professionally. Would you have any other suggestions for using upholstery leather? I do have skiving machine and a leather sewing machine. Would love to see an upholstery video using genuine leather. You are a very good teacher.
scott you are the best
I love watching these videos- you do a great job- I would like to see a cornice with scalloped edges and how you handle the finish on the bottom of the scallop
Hi Scott. Love your videos. Please show us how to make a London shade with contrast inserts . Every time I ask for directions for a London shade I get Roman shade. LONDON SHADE PLEASE.
This was a great help to me. The detail is much appreciated. Any suggestions on how deep the returns and dust shelf need to be for grommet top curtains to go up inside of the cornice ? We are doing a home theater and using velvet curtains, purchased extra panels for the cornice. Thank you very much for your time.
+swsalem
Hi! This is going to depend greatly on the type of rod you are using however normally 6" dust cover/returns work. Good Luck!
Hi Scott,
Your videos are top notch! Thankyou so much for sharing. I would like to use a contrasting welt and therefore the extra fabric that wraps around the bottom of the cornice will be contrasting, as well. I don't think that will look good!? Do you have any expert advice? Designer Desiree.
Yes this will look fine I do it all the time! Good luck on your project!!!
Muy buen video, muy detallado. Gracias por compartir.
Hi how would you join fabric on a cornice if fabric is nod wide enough?
Hi Scott, What size welting cord is that and how big are the strips you are using to make it? I'm making a cornice box for the drapes I just put together and will have just a bit of fabric left over after that's done, so that's the determination on whether I will make piping or not :-)
I use 12/32 Welting ( 3/8") strips are cut 4-1/2" wide.
+Scott Weaver thanks for getting back to me. I ended up doing 1/4 inch with 4 inch strips. Made it last night actually but haven't attached it yet. It was close to yours but in retrospect I think I should have done that extra half inch as well. It's probably going to be a bit tight.
What you get buy the foot... Before I had to stop 18- 25 a foot to the trade.
Great blind tack at bottom! We should talk???
The returns should be cut in when applying the piping!
So great! Very inspiring, but fyi when you're talking to me I need to hear folding fabric, not bending fabric. Picky I know, but otherwise it's perfect!
We should partner up or at least chat?