Antique Louis
Sunday, January 4th, 2009
Is there a way to reupholster the original fabric in an old sofa?
They told me if I take the original horse hair stuffing or eliminate original fabric, the sofa will lose value. However, I have a dog and a cat that like to sit in it when I'm home. I can not drag the cover, because it is old and wooden frame. My husband hates the original story did not match anything and do not want to lose. If a company in St. Louis, MO area who specializes in this sort of thing or if it can recommend a way for me to do it, I would appreciate.
Yes, do not remove horsehair, or the original tissue that can do this in two ways. The first is fun, choose a fabric you really like, and make sure it is on fabric upholstery fabric for sewing clothes will not last long and wear show. I have used successfully in blankets, which may seem surprising. Then you can sew the fabric over the existing fabric or you can create a custom. Personally, I like the look of covers, and I love the look of a lush velvet cover the original appearance. The slide that you can use the record sheets and cut and paste together to get the size and the shape and curves of the chair … Goof if no harm! Once you including the peices and then place them on the web and add 3 "inches around and cut accordingly. Which, along with the main points and got into the chair, with the seams out. then customized to fit the chair as bulk or whatever you want, However, be sure to allow someone to sit there because it takes longer to give the area of security. Something that the final product and that's it. The look of cloth as Fabric is a little more delicate, but it's time soooo. take the hand-woven fabric and yarn in a contrasting brilliantly to slide over the existing fabric, as close as possible to seams. Once you have the pieces in place and adjust everything, leaving areas that have been highlighted additional cm. Then take a thread that has the same color carefully sew the parts where they belong. and before you have a wonderful Anitque search again.
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