STEP BY STEP HOW TO MAKE BOX CUSHION | UPHOLSTERY FOR BEGINNERS | Faceliftinteriors
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2020
- In this video we show you step by step how to make a box cushion. This is an upholstery for beginners tutorial so even beginner upholsterers can follow along!
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In this video we show you step by step how to make a box cushion from start to finish. We give you lots of tips and tricks throughout the video so even beginners will know how to make a box cushion at home!
We start by showing you how to measure your box cushion, cut your fabric (and work out how much fabric you'll need) and how to sew your box cushion. Hopefully by the end of this video you will be able to successfully make your own box cushion at home!
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I was dumb lost the password. I love any help you can offer me
@Calvin Nathaniel Instablaster =)
@Xavier Koda I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im trying it out atm.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Xavier Koda It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you saved my ass!
@Calvin Nathaniel you are welcome xD
Sharing a skill is a genuine act of generosity. Thank you.
That’s a really nice thing to say, thank you! 😊🙏🏻
I want to say a big thank you! I decided to try and re cover an old 2 seater couch which had been given to me, I watched and watched several of your videos and finally completed the re cover! I am so proud of myself and it looks fab (to me) so thank you for sharing all your knowledge xx
Hi Dorothy! Thank you so much for sharing, makes it all seem worth it!! Congrats on your recover - a 2 seater for a beginner is no mean feat, you definitely should be proud of yourself! 😊
Thank you so very much.
I've sewn since I was a pre-teen, even winning a Singer sewing contest & making my wedding gown. It's been many years so I came here for tips on making cushions. I didn't realize that I really came here for a little confidence boost that you provided me & probably others. I appreciated you admitting that some areas can be difficult but we all have to start somewhere. Those are words to live by and I hope they resonate with your viewers. It was very kind of you to take the time to share your knowledge and I wanted to thank you.
BTW. Great job on the chair.
Hi there! These are really lovely words to read, thank you so much!! I’m so glad it gives people a little confidence boost 🤗 to be honest, if I can learn…I’m sure anyone can!
@@faceliftinteriors I'm glad we both came away with something to smile about. :)
I watched this and then recovered a square footstool and made my own piping! It looked great, thanks for the fun, informative video.
Hi Jimmy, thanks so much for watching and for the kind comment! I’m so glad it helped you.
Absolutely loving your videos! I'm learning upholstery at the moment so it is much appreciated. Thank you very much!
Hey Tom! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment, it’s really appreciated! I’m so glad they’re helping!!
I love your videos! ❤❤I am getting back into upholstery after a 20 year break from it. These UA-cam things did not exist "back in the day", and I cannot believe how awesome it is to use these to up my game!
During my long sabbatical I took up quilting. I have been stealing some of my quilting techniques and using them in my upholstery projects. One thing you might consider - when "joining" your piping raw edges, cut the folded end at a 45 degree angle. It will reduce the bulk of fabric at the join, and give you much less of an obvious bump.
If you have thick, stubborn fabric (I did a couch with dog-proof fabric, and ugh - super difficult), use a glue stick to "baste" that angled fold in place while you stitch.
OR...another option is to baste the piping at the join with a stapler. Yeah! A standard, light weight desk stapler. Who woulda thunk it?? The staple never hurts anything because it's buried in the seam. I got that from another UA-camr, and thought it was insane. Staples in your CUSHION? Sounds like staples in your bum. But it works.
You probably don't need these types of tricks, since you have an awesome machine and you do this full time, but those of us who do this as a hobby or are just getting started might need some help keeping that fabric and piping lined up just perfect 🙂
Hi Kim! It’s great to hear new tips from others - I’m still learning new things all the time so I will always welcome someone sharing their techniques 🤗 thank you for taking the time to leave your comment and happy to hear you’re getting back into upholstery! Glad you enjoy the videos 😊👍🏻
Thank you soooo much for posting this! My boyfriend and I want to upholster some couches from the 70s and your video has helped immensely!
Hi Lauren! Thank you for watching and for commenting - it means a lot! I’m glad you found the video helpful - good luck with your couches 😊👍🏻
Your video has been so helpful. I've also taught myself to sew, using countless UA-cam videos. I'm now making a fitted foam cushion cover, with piping and a zip. I was initially so overwhelmed and unsure whether I'd be able to pull it off, but your video gave me confidence and I'm now attaching the border and zip to the facings. Thanks so much for wanting to give back and well done on teaching yourself! I pray that your business is thriving in 2023!! 🙏🏻
Hi Estelle! That’s really kind of you to say, thank you! I’m so glad you found the video helpful!! 😊🙏🏻
Fantastically clear videos - REALLY appreciate the instructions. Thank you for doing this to help us amateurs / crafters trying to learn.
Hi Jenny! That’s really kind of you to say, thank you very much! I’m glad you find them helpful 😊
I just did this for an ottoman in the blind I wish I saw this first. Good to see it done
Thanks so much for your comment. Box cushions are tricky but I’m sure yours came out great 😊👍🏻
Because of your video I was able to make two beautiful cushions for a friend for her window seat! They are lovely. Thank you so very much!
Hi Helene! Thank you so much for watching - I’m so glad the video helped you to make your friend’s cushions. This is why I enjoy making videos, to helps others learn too 😊 thanks again Helene!
Thank You. As a sewer myself I wanted to watch for any tips you may have. Snipping the pipping at the corner was a good reminder. I kept thinking,
“Poor fellow. There are fabulous scissors available that make it so much easier and better for your hand and arms. “ Just Sayin. Thanks Again. I enjoyed it.
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you for showing the process from beginning to end.
Thank you so much Melanie! I’m glad you liked the tutorial 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much for your efforts with this.....i have done many diy upholstery jobs with nothing but a staple gun and a box knife ( on ski boats) but i always wondered how it is really done. Looks like the industrial class machine and the overlocker might force me to keep using my basic methods.
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment 😊👍🏻 this ones a walking foot industrial machine - makes the job a lot easier but you’ve done well to get by with a staple gun and box knife... that takes more skill!
That sewing machine is a beast! Love it!
That overlocker is a game changer. Love your videos! You’re a pro!
Ah that’s mate! Thank you for watching them 😊👍🏻
Nice tute! Good job. Nice crisp straight lines and great looking corners!
Thanks a lot Linda! 😁👍🏻
That was awesome. Thank you. And thanks for the tidbit about being a beginner. I am. I'll be making my first square cushion, my first piping cord, my first zipper..Ay!!!! Fingers crossed. Thanks for the tutorial.
Hi Melisa, thanks so much for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed 😊👍🏻 everyone has to start somewhere! Good luck with your project!
Thanks so much for the lesson!!!💕 little sewing and a little comedy!! Yayeee
Haha thanks Stephanie! Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed 😆👍🏻
I come from woodworking so new to the game when it comes to sewing, love to see how you are working, seems so easy for you, best sign to tell if someones good at what they do! Absolutly love to see nice machinery aswell, brilliant work sir! All the best to you, love from Sweden!
That’s really kind, thank you John! Sending best wishes to Sweden! 🇸🇪
So glad I found you. Very helpful!!
That’s so kind of you to say 🤗 Thanks for watching!
Hi Neil,
To trim down the piping I took out the thread from my cheap Singer overlocker and ran it through there just using the blade as ir struggled overlocking the piping from outdoor fabric. That was a good compromise for me.
Hi Paul! That was a great idea! It’s a great way to get the perfect half inch on your piping 😊👍🏻 hopefully you can thread it back up easily as I have a nightmare doing it 🤣
Running to serge the piping I just made. Never thought to do that! Edges are mighty rough so it totally makes sense to do it.
Glad you found it helpful Leah! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment 😊🙏🏻
Thank you for showing how to do piping. Just did my first one, turned out not too bad! Thanks again!
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment 😊🙏🏻
I would have never have thought of overlocking piping. Nice pro tip 😁
Hi Paul! Thanks for watching! Yea I find it easier to get that perfect half inch too for sewing 👌🏻
Love this, I'm making seat cushions for my couch, and following you step by step thank you for sharing.....your a good man 😊
Ahh glad you found it helpful Anita! Thanks for watching 😊
Hi thank you so much for a comprehensive tutorial. My daughter has asked me to make some covers for her garden seat cushions
You're very welcome - thank you for watching. You can apply this technique to any kind of box cushion - hopefully it helps you in your project 😀👍 Good luck!
Neil, great job on your instructions. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Many thanks, John Ellis, Aldie, Virginia USA
Hi John! Thank you so much for watching, I’m glad you found it helpful. Best wishes to Virginia 😊
Thank you for sharing. I’m definitely more confident going into my upholstery project
Glad you found it helpful 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Much appreciated!
Thank you for watching Alice!
Great tutorial! Love your humor too!! I'm in following.
Ahh thank you so much! I’m glad someone enjoys my humour 🤣
Such an awesome channel, love your videos. Thank you for giving back and teaching us amateurs 😝
That’s such a kind thing to say, thank you Tanya! I’m glad you enjoy the videos 😊🙏🏻
Great instructions, love the video!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏻
Just did a box seat pad today. I was looking to see if there was an easier way to corner, I see there isn't! Great video I subscribed. Practice makes it easier I guess...TYFS Kate in New York 🙃
Hi Kate! I'm glad you found the video helpful, thank you for watching and for taking the time to leave a comment. Best wishes to New York!
best upholstery videos on youtube! i've watched 10+ of yours today, subbed for sure - thanks tons!
Hi Jon! You’re too kind, thank you so much for watching and for subbing 😊👍🏻
Perfect instruction!
Thank you so much Virginia! And thank you for watching 😊👍🏻
Thanks! Very Helpful.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! I’m glad you found it helpful!
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Brilliant tutorial, thank you 😁
Hi Debbie, thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment 😁👍🏻
Great instruction, thanks! I might have missed it but what weight/size thread are you using?
Huge thank you for this! Mad sewing skills (for a guy) tee hee! Awesome!!
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Thanks for the video! Now I'm more confident to start my project. Be Blessed 🙌
Glad to hear you found it helpful! Thank you for watching 😊
I'm building my own couch, and just realized I'm not going to get much help from any pros once the frame is built.. trying to learn how to do it on my own. Thank you for your vids, super helpful and hang in there!
Thank you for watching my videos and for your comment 😊🙏🏻 Good luck with your couch! If you need any help along the way, I’d be glad to give you some advice. Let me know how you get on!
FaceLiftInteriors wow, will do.. thank you for replying! I’ll keep watching your channel and pray it helps you.
No worries! Always happy to help a fellow upholstery enthusiast 😊 Thank you so much! Every view is helpful!!
Thanks pardner..very helpful info..to replace all missing cushions on sailboat I just bought. No cusions..at all..now get a machine simular too yours..!
Hi Robert! Glad you found the video helpful 😊👍🏻 good luck with your project!!
Thank you soo much for this!
Thank you so much for watching Tracy! I’m glad you found it helpful 😊
Thank you very much for sharing. Very detail and easy to follow. So generous of you to share such knowledge.
Glad you found it helpful Susanti 😊 thank you for watching!
Fabulous video your the first man I’ve observed sewing & using an iron I’ve learnt a lot from them thanks
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching Joanne 😊👍🏻
Thank you so much beautiful work
Hi Duncan! Thank you so much for watching and for lovely comment - it’s really appreciated 😁👍🏻
Beautiful work
Love your humor! Thank you for sharing!
Ahh thank you so much! 😁👍🏻
Thank you so much! Glad someone enjoys it 🤣👍🏻
I like your style of quick, not long-winded! People can pause and re-watch, which I do on most tutorials anyway. I was wondering-- did you use single welt foot for the zip or a zipper foot? And where do you start sewing the welt on the facing, on the front or around the side? Thanks!
Hi Audrie, sorry for the delay in replying. Thank you for watching, I really appreciate it 😊🙏🏻 I used a single welt foot for the zip and I start sewing the welt on the facing at the back where the join is going to be as it looks much better if the join is around the back of the cushion so it’s hidden - I hope that helps 👍🏻
Great info thanks for sharing 👍
No problem - thanks for watching and for your kind comment 😊👍🏻
Really helpful video and top technical information. Thank you! I hope you have survived the lockdown, your work looks like a really high standard.
Hi Leanne - that’s really kind of you to say, thank you so much!! We’re surviving just about 😊 thanks for watching and for commenting - it’s really appreciated!
Thank you for the good lesson. God bless you always 🙏❤
Thank you John. I’m glad you found it helpful and thank you for watching. Best wishes John 😊🙏🏻
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C'est très gentil, merci. Je suis heureux que vous ayez trouvé la vidéo utile. Merci d'avoir regardé.
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Thank you so much!! And thanks for watching 😊
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Thank you for watching! Best wishes to Montreal 😊🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing your skills and knowledge.
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Thanks man! Really appreciated 😊🙏🏻
Thank you. I just built an incredible new sofa/pull-out bed/storage piece in our sunroom. I started making the cushions, & everything went wrong-- cutting some foam, & suddenly couldnt cut a straight line, & all of my measuring felt off, & Im like, "I NEED TO LEARN FEOM SOME EXPERTS. So, thank you.
Glad to be of service! Thanks for your support 🙏 😊⛏️📐✂️📎🧵
Thanks for taking the time to make such a useful video
Thank you Jo, I’m glad you found it useful 😊 thank you for taking the time to watch it!
Give thanks for taking the time to share your skill. I wish I had watched my mom from earlier I idn't like the tacks and staples.
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave a comment, it’s greatly appreciated 😊🙏🏻
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Ahh you’re too kind James! Thank you so much!! 😁
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You’re too kind Felicity! Thank you so much for watching 😊👍🏻
Thanks for the video. I have heard from some industrial sewers that a cylinder arm machine allows you to do three dimensional objects with a little more ease. However, most of the upholsterers that I see on UA-cam use a flatbed machine. So that leads up to my question: is there any advantage to using a cylinder machine for upholstry work? Thanks again for the video and best of luck with your business. KB.
Hi Keefe! Thanks for watching my video and thanks for your comment 😊👍🏻 I would say if you’re going to be doing a lot of top stitching and cross stitching then it’s worth having a cylinder arm machine. But if you’re just doing standard upholstery then a walking foot flatbed machine would more than suffice. Hope this helps 😊
am watching your box cushion video, which is great
I found box cushions one of the harder things to learn when it comes to upholstery sewing.
O to the M to the Goodness! YOU ARE HILARIOUS! :D thank you for this!
That's a very lovely comment to read. Thankyou for taking the time and thanks for the support. 😊🙏
I wish there was a local place u can learn about upholstery. Such a good skill! I do not know how to sew so this is a struggle!
Thanks Benjamin! I was mostly self taught apart from the basics...if I can do it, anyone can! 👍🏻
As always GREAT MASTER !!!! CHAPEAU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice armchair with nice fabric
What impresses me about You Maestro is that
I pack the fabric before nailing (I hope to make myself understood) (I don't know English) Instead you (Not just an upholsterer like me) but GREAT ARTIST does not baste the fabric but nails directly immediately !!!!! What else:
CHAPEAU GREAT MASTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best Wishes.
Nice , you do beautiful work. Thank you for the videos. I’ve learned al lot..👍👍
That’s really kind thank you Juan 😊👍🏻 and thank you for watching - it’s really appreciated!
Thank you for the very helpful video. Subscribed.
Thank you so much, it’s really appreciated 😊👍🏻
Just found you and glad I did. You are very talented. Thank you for your videos, and even though this video is 2 years old, I hope that your business is doing well.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Yes business is very busy and grateful to get to hear from people all over the world enjoying our videos. Thankyou Pepprina 👍 😊 📎⛏️✂️📐🧵
Thanks again for this video. Is the piping sewn onto the right side of the cushion facing?
Hi Sophie! Thanks for watching, it’s really appreciated. Yes it is sewn on to the right side of the facing 😊
Great helpful video. I have done a couple of projects over the years by following a magazine which I have lost. Starting to cover outdoor cushions without cording. Do you cut the zipper facing wider and cut it in half? I lost focus at the beginning? Thank you so much!
Hi Susan! I take the finish size of the boarder and half it then I add an inch and a quarter (half inch for sewing and then 3/4 inch for folding for the zip). And obviously you have two of them for the zip. Hope this makes sense 😊
@@faceliftinteriors thank you for your reply. Yes it makes total sense. Just finished 3 cushions using outdoor fabric and your video. They turned out pretty well. My machine was not totally happy with the project but I got through it. Cheers!
Thank you for bringing this to us. I have never made seat cushions but will certainly use yours. Mind you make it look easy. I don't have an over locker, so how would I go about this. I also need to make the actual cushions, also hoping to upholster too. I will look at your videos. Thanks once again 😊😊
Hi Anita! Thank you so much for watching. The overlocking isn’t essential for the piping - the fabric I was using was a linen so does tend to fray so I find it best to overlock but isn’t essential. Have a look through my videos for any that could help you along your way - if I can help you further, let me know and I will try my best 😊👍🏻
Thank you for this, I can make plan cushions but this will be a bit of a challenge....mind I like challenges. Haven’t started yet (due sciatica 🥴) but won't be long. Will leave a message to let you know when I'm done. A friend as asked me to upholster her corner unit (couch) so will be having a look to see how its done. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge 😊😊😊
Great video - very helpful
Thank you Susan! And thank you so much for watching 😊👍🏻
That was just the ticket. Great clip thank you. 🎉🎉😊
Glad you found it helpful 😊
Master of stitching
Haha thank you!! I wouldn’t quite say that but what a compliment 😊
I would really like working with you in your shop for a month or so. You really taught some really useful techniques. Thank you so much for doing this video.
Hi Helene! Thank you so much for your kind comment - I’m so glad you found the video helpful 😊
Came for the cushion reupholster, stayed for the Borat impersonation.
Love these videos!
🤣🤣 thanks mate 👍🏻
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for watching Susan 😊👍🏻
Thank you
You are awesome!!!! ❤
Thankyou! You rock too dude 🙏🧵⛏️✂️📐
Love your accent!
Haha thank you 😁👍🏻
Thank you for this tutorial👌🏽
Thank you for watching! 👍🏻
Thanks for share your skills mate
Thank you for watching mate, it’s really appreciated 👍🏻
I searched for instructions on Box Cushion DIY and yours was the first to pop up. I’ve made covers before but this time I’m trying to cover a foam mattress remnant so my kids dog can have yet another comfy place to lay down, he’s a 120 pound Yellow Lab mix named Rex. I really liked your video style, and your sewing skills are amazing-and you didn’t pin or iron anything. Wow, very impressive. I’m wondering if the bottom of the dog bed cover is upholstery type vinyl does it need to be folded over twice when attaching it to the zip or will one fold (or even just using the raw vinyl edge) suffice? I’m using up some of my fabric remnants bits which is making a large cushion cover a lot more work- so typical of me to make life harder than it needs to be. Thanks!
Hi there! I’m so sorry I missed your comment, I didn’t receive a notification that it came through. One fold for vinyl on a zip should be fine 👍🏻 I hope it turned out great!! Thank you for watching 😊
Nice tutorial. Very helpful
Thanks mate. Glad you found it helpful 😊👍🏻
Very nice and easy, I done this many times, but have purchased expensive fabric this time, wish me luch
Glad it works for you! Good luck, I’m sure it’ll go great! 👍🏻
Great video, very informative. ..I especially liked the “real ness” of it, thing everyone can do at home, and all the little tips for home sewers. Thank you.
Hi Debra, thank you so much for your kind words - I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful 😊
Thank you! I can’t find my course notes but this is how I have been taught. Pfff. Saved my bacon here
Haha glad to help!!
Thanks so much...... learnt some thing
Glad you found it helpful! And thank you so much for watching 😊👍🏻
Nice one. Neve tried sewing might just give it a go. BTW what foam do you use for your chair seat and back cushions.
Hi Sony! It depends on what the customer wants but I’ll either use high density gold or pink foam for the seat cushions. Back cushions I use channel fibre cushions. Hope that helps 😊👍🏻
Thanks for sharing, i'm pretty much teaching myself too.. bit by bit..
Hope your business survives the corona virus.
Thank you for your comment 😊 if I can teach myself, anyone can - good luck to you! Thank you, I really hope so too...fingers crossed 🤞🏻
@@faceliftinteriors ok cool, i'm enjoying it which is the main thing. Will keep plugging on 😊
Bless u brother
Thank you man 😊👍🏻
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching Laura! It’s really appreciated 😊👍🏻
Hello if the part in the middle where the zip stands is 15 cm, did that dimension remain or do you drop a few centimeters or millimeters
Hola, soy de Ecuador. Me encantó muy bien detallado el video y eso q no en tendí nada de lo q dijo😅. Pero si entendí lo q hizo.. Xfavor puede ponerle subtitulo en español.. Gracias, Dios te bendiga.
¡Hola! Lamento mucho que no pudieras entender lo que estaba diciendo 🤣 No estoy seguro de cómo poner subtítulos en mis videos, pero lo investigaré 👍🏻
Que lindo, gracias..
@FaceliftInteriors thanks for the lesson. Nice machines! Sounds like your shears need tightening up.
"Fiskars" makes a great pair of hand size snips! Super sharp, easy on the hands, light weight and it's my understanding lifetime warranty.
I bought mine at Walmart...no idea if you have wally world across the pond but you could probably order them.
Thanks for the info! That’s super helpful. We have a supermarket that is owned by Walmart I believe but it’s got absolutely nothing on the Walmarts you guys have over there!! I went to Florida a couple of years ago and could have spent a full day in there 🤣
@@faceliftinteriors I hear ya...I haven't been in the USA ones but I understand they are huge. I'm in Nova Scotia. My mom was born in Coventry though so I have had the opportunity to visit England several times...miss it. I really enjoyed the Marks and Spencer when I was there. What part are you from?
Thanks for the sprinkles of humour btw
Thanks! For what it’s worth, an overlocker is called a serger in America. No idea why.
That’s good to know Vern, thank you!