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BEST instructions specifically for the way the boxing is attached. I've torn my hair out (and many seams) following other videos that showed sewing the boxing in one continuous piece before sewing to front and back panels. The solution here is brilliant!

Thanks for your video. Super informative. I intend to make a bunch of simple cushions for my vintage caravan and was wondering what type of thread i should use?

Superb teaching skills

So glad you made this video. Thanks for the worksheet it's so helpful!!!!!!

This is the ONLY tutorial I have been able to find that teaches this PROPERLY and will FULL instructions. MANY THANKS!

Great video! Could you give advice on how to attach it to a window? Thank you!

Ooo, oddly satisfying to see that brush fringe release! Great video, clearly explained, many thanks.

WOW! Exactly what I needed to know. Best tutorial on foam that I’ve found. Thanks!

Wow - that was a GREAT tutorial! Thank you! 👏

I happen to be working on a pillow with a zipper this week. Thanks for the excellent tutorial!

I used this method on my last cornice and I’ll never go back to plywood again! Thanks Robin!!

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Thank you so much for sharing! Love the streamlined construction. I’d love to know what method of hanging is used?

Fantastic work! Love watching your tutorials :)

I’m so happy to find no sew options. Should I use fabric glue to ensure ends don’t pop out? Or if I’ve done it correctly there’s no chance of any pop outs ?

in the video you use a welting foot. Could the same method be used with a zipper foot?

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Hello Cynthia, thank you for taking the time to do this tutorial.. i have been watching all your videos and your teaching style is so fantastic. I don’t have a single welting foot😢 can you recommend a foot to give the same results please. I will definitely be getting the single welt foot in the near future.

I’m so happy to have found this channel. You taught a chair reupholstering class on Craftsy. It’s so satisfying to see skillful and beautiful work. This is just what I needed for my family room chair. Thanks!

Incredibly informative video. After watching this, I looked up our couch and found it only used 1.8 density foam, which is why it's already feeling unsupportive after 2 years. I'm 220 lbs, and I'll be looking into 2.3 - 2.7 range from now on. Thank you so much for this!

My great take away as an English upholster is cord join on side . Good tip thanks . ☺️

How to join piping cord . We say in uk . Welt is a type of pocket . Thanks for video

This is the best DIY video I have ever seen. Excellent teacher! FYI, instead of using cotton, my husband had a big box of little 2” joining dowels which were perfect for holding the knot in place. Can be used again and again. Just thought I’d share. Thank you for your wonderful instruction.

I’m still learning and I’m making box cushions now. Just messed one up. 😅 Your tutorial just showed me all the things I did wrong! Thank you! I wish I had that table! My dining table was custom made and is only 46” wide x 9ft long…it’s long enough, but not wide enough 😩

Are you using a normal foot or different foot, please can you tell me the foot name

You do great videos, what industrial sewing machine do you suggest? How do I get welt foot for my machine?

06-10-2024 7:00 am very good instructions

What is the difference between juki dnu 241 and 241h?

Gorgeous workspace. Great tips

I LOVE your racing car fast forward...🎉😂🎉😅

fantastic .. very informative

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Great video and beautiful work!

I have the Porter Cable pancake compressor you referred to, but of course, noise doesn't mean that much. When you worry it outside.. thanks, I'm learning upholstery

Great video. I am a bit confused about box strip. On your cut diagram it is 64 inches. On the actual lay out there is one strip that is 54 inches and another that simply says "box" with no dimentions. Is that supposed to be 10 inches, sewn to the longer strip? Sorry I am a beginner to upholstry sewing.

thanks so much for sharing this. So easy to follow. I did have a thought: When adding the black out to the dust board, a strip of double face tape would hold it where you wanted it until you staple. The cornice is beautiful

I love the workroom tours...there are so many clever storage options depending upon the space ...It is also amazing the stunning work that can come out of such relatively small spaces. Robin does the most beautiful work.

This video is GOLD!! I feel like it’s illegal to watch this for FREE. Thank you so much for the super in detail content

Thank you for sharing how to make a pouf cover . Very informative.❤

I LOVE your workroom!

This method is a game-changer! Thank you for making this video. What a great resource.

Love this method for cornice boards. Thank you for sharing!

If this isn't the coziest workspace! ❤

Beautiful canine. All dogs are trainable, it’s the humans that fail. Great content, subscribed.

Thank you for nice video 👌

Fantastic video. Such a great idea. I have arthritis and hand stitching would be difficult for me. This is genius. You are also a great presenter. So clear and precise. Lovely voice and presentation. So appreciated!

Such an important step with so much eye to detail which is so important aesthetically! Thanks so much for the video

Thanks for taking the time to make this video, I need to re-upolster our chairs... most of the upholstery shops have closed up around our area. So its time I picked up a new skill.

This was fun to watch. It makes me realize how having a professional setup makes things so much easier. I was surprised to see the side hems stapled. Why staples instead of pinning in place? What happens to the staples when the hems are sown in?