DIY Upholstery | Vintage Cane Barrel Chair
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In today's video, I'm reupholstering this vintage cane barrel chair that I found on the side of the road! It needs some TLC, and I'm giving it my first go at upholstery. This was pretty time-consuming and a bit back-breaking, so I'm not sure if I will be doing this again anytime soon lol.
I found the needle nose pliers and the really small flathead screwdriver to work the best. Also, a good staple gun is key. I borrowed my mom's, and it was way better than mine. Overall this was a fun project, and I think it turned out well for my first time.
Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy it!
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You did an awesome job! It turned out great! And yes, I would put the little piece of trim back on. Congrats to you!
Thanks!
Brilliant. Exactly what I need to know! I hadn’t realized that cording was the missing piece!
Now I’m sure that I can finish my chair.
Thank you. And your mom.
A neighbor put out a vintage cane barrel chair for free, it's terribly dated style-wise (definitely needed a full sanding!) and the upholstery was ripped to shreds, but it's solid wood and the wood's in great shape (not even any holes in the cane!) so I snagged it and this video's been so helpful as I restore it, thank you!
That's amazing, glad you were able to give it a second chance!
I looked up "reupholster barrel chair" and went through a bunch of videos and this one helped the most because you were figuring it out along the way like i am doing, and you still put in some hard and accurate work!! Nicely done. I'm gonna go try my hand at in now. 😬
Sweet! I’m trying to do the same! Do you have a picture of yours?
You got thissss
Me too!
Samee .. thank u
Omg your mom is such a vibe haha. Also I just got a chair almost exactly like this and couldn’t find a tutorial anywhere so thank you!!
She’s a total vibe! Oh well that’s great timing! I hope it helps you 🤍
I just got an almost identical chair for free that also needs to be reupholstered. I couldn’t find a tutorial/video on how to go about it. This came up on my feed organically and I’m so happy!! Great job! Thank you
Yay! Happy reupholstering 🤗
Yes !! appy that wood trim on the chair ...Amazing Video ..inspiring others to try, you remind me of myself when I was your age I know how much work went into that, your honesty & personality is sweet thanks for sharing
Aw thanks for your sweet comment!
Impressive! Love the results. Can’t believe you were reupholstering a chair like that for the first time! I enjoyed the scene with your mom as well.😊
She’s the best 🤍 thanks for watching!
Girl you done a great job I love it
Thank you!
Definitely add the wood piece in the front. Also great job - using the wood glue and stain to rehab the cane, paying attention while deconstructing so you know how to reconstruct, and finding innovative ways to achieve the desired result. I have a similar chair I need to reupholster (which I also found in the street) and this helps a lot!
Great project. Really helped me out doing mine. I hope you added the wood trim piece. It really looks good with it.
wonderful job. definately add the trim makes is look more finished
I’m about to redo the same chair. Looks beautiful. I would put the wood piece back on.
Fun! And I did!! It finishes the piece of really nicely 😍
Thank you! Just found 2 of the same chairs at the goodwill for $20 & definitely want to change the color & upholstery.
Wow good find! Can’t wait to see how you transform it!
you did a great job rehabbing that chair! I picked up a couple of tips here (using the fray glue and the seam glue) which will help me in my own upholstery project.
It turned out great. I took apart a similar one tonight. You made it look so easy putting it all back together.
Awesome job!! I think the piece on the button would be terrific!! Anyway thank you for sharing 🌸
Thank you!
Great job. Love that you didn't know how to do this project, but figured it out so nicely and ended up with two beautiful chairs. One word of advise; please, please, always wear gloves and a mask when you are working with pieces that you find on the side of the road or even buy them from other people or from places. You never know how long has this been out or what you are dealing with. I do work with furniture, not a professional, and always protect myself. Thanks.
Hi, I just watched your video because I have one of those same chairs. The bottom just blew out. If you touch the foam it just crumbles. The bottom carrier is the webbing with the compliment of foam that was in the bottom cushion but it was sewn to the bottom. It came apart as one piece…
Thanks for the tip on the chair back. I was going to tuft the back again but it looks better without it. I hope you added the bottom strecher across the top under the front seat cushion.
Send me a picture of your finished project.
And, I love your mom! She really came from through. As moms do
yes, add the front piece
I would put the front piece back because it looks finished and the chair would be sturdier
These kind of chairs are selling online for 1300$ ! Vintage , meaning someone restored them the same way as you did ! You did a great job ! Very lucky to find it on the street ! :)))
Great job. You are determined!
I sure am, lol thanks Kathleen!
Wow, you make this stuff look easy, you’re so good!
Haha thanks Sallie!!
Good tutorial! Thank you. Add the bottom piece 😊
Thank you! I added it and I’m so happy I did! Finishes the look 🤍
Great work!!!!
Amazing job ! Bravo ❤
Thanks!
Great job!
Thanks!
Add the piece of wood trim. Great video
Thank you! I actually just added it and so happy I did! Looks finished now.
It looks amazing!!!!!
Thanks!
This is really cool, you did a super job as well. I know what you say about pros, but, it is very difficult where I am to find someone. In my opinion, its a great skill, and some furniture is worth the effort as well. The video was fun too, thanks!
Thank you so much!
You did an amazing job with upholstering this chair. I've done a few similar jobs myself so I know how time consuming and difficult it can be!!! Well done!!
Omg It really is! Thanks for your comment and I know you “get it” haha
Front piece looks good! Great job and great vieo
Wow! Thanks so much! I LOVE that you’re watching BASKETBALL.
You NEED an Air Compressor, and Staple Gun Thanks again
I think you did great! I’m inspired to fix my own chair!
Great job. I can see how you are divided as to the front piece. I like both ways. I guess my guess would be ...... add it.
Yes, attach the bottom piece! Great work!
Thanks Cristal! Bottom piece has been attached and I can confirm it looks stunning 🤩 lol
I have the same chair and your video inspired me to tackle reupholster job. Thanks for the video!
You got this 💪
Great job love the fabric
I’m currently doing 2 of the same chairs!
Fun!
Nicccccce... I have the same chair... Will be doing mine soon..
You gave me the motivation to redo mine! What stapler do u use? Mine is giving my fingers a hard time and I can't invest in fancy ones. I love the Linen fabric. I would add the bottom 'trim', it elevates the chair even further!
I actually went through 3 staplers and ended up liking my moms the best! It doesn’t have a brand name on it but I believe she got it at Joann’s fabrics. It’s brown and silver if that’s helpful..
You did a great job!
Good job!
So talented great job looks great
Thank you!!
I have a similar chair that I found on the sidewalk. Mine was tufted on the back and front and has a bit of an arch instead of a smooth barrel. I still haven’t bit the bullet on the reupholstery. I need to find a nice linen. Any suggestions?
Sounds like a great find! Look up local fabric stores in your area or a fabric district. That’s usually the best option. For online, kravet has decent prices for quality fabric. Just make sure the fabric is upholstery weight so it’s thick enough.
Great job, neds more pizza 4 all that work tho.
Ok, very nice job, but you did not show how you tacked the back on. I have a similar chair that I am redoing, saved the fabric and trim for guides but don't know how the back was stapled together. Then saw your video but yoy didn't show hiw you tacked the back of the back on. 🤔
Ah, you’re right sorry about that! When I removed the original fabric, I noticed the back was actually stapled from the front side. There was a lip that allowed space for staples. So first I put the fabric that would be seen from the back of the chair. Then added in the foam padding, then the front fabric piece, and lastly the welt. So depending on how your chair is, you would just layer them in one by one. Hope this makes sense and lmk if you have more questions!
Amazing job! Want to do the barrel chair I found on the road for your next tutorial?! You definitely have a more talented skill set than I do!
Haha you’re too kind! I’m sure you’re not giving yourself enough credit 🥲 I hope you give it a shot and have some fun along the way!
How many yards did you need for the fabric??
Two yard is probably more than enough
Where did you find that beautiful fabric?
A random shop in DTLA, it was a remnant so I can’t link it for you:(
What colour was the stain for the cane?
I don’t remember exactly but I think it was early American or walnut
Hey, what stain did you use to fix the backing?
I believe it was Varathane Early American
liquid stitch is for skin
I think there’s something called liquid skin for would care, but the one I’m using is for fabric
Great job!
Thank you!
Great job!
Thanks!