Oversewing/flat felled seams - Car Upholstery Basics
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As mentioned in our previous video the most basic sewing in upholstery is the 'closing sewing or blind sewing' which is used to sew together two or more pieces of leather or vinyl in order to give shape to an upholstery project, such as covers or others.
An oversewing is considered a top stitching which is done to reinforce the edges of a cover or other items. Besides, it gives shape and adds an ornamental view to the cover.
As explained in the previous video, to do the first closing sewing I have used a 110=18 needle size and 92 (número 8 en México) polyester thread size. To get a tight and neat sewing I made short stitches 3 mm long.
For the top stitching I made the stitches 6 mm long. I changed the 18=110 needle for another 130=21 thicker needle. It is useful to avoid the bending of the needle. It is medium size and also is capable of sewing with thicker 138 (número zero en México) thread size.
To perform the oversewing I used a spring loaded right guide presser foot. As we can see the cover remains under the sewing machine head.
In car upholstery is much better the use of a presser foot with the guide on the left. It means the cover would be handled much better because it remains on the outside left area of the sewing machine table. At any moment I will purchase a left guide presser foot.
The same process and tips are applied on leather material.
I hope you find this information useful!
Cesar
Hi Cechaflo I would like to thank you for all the help you have given me .
I have the same Pfaff 1245 machine as you that's how I found your site and I am very grateful I did. Not only have you helped me with my sewing but also with fixing and timing my machine.
I have made around 30 different types of bags now from the scraps from our local canvas repair shop.
I do not do it to make money but for the enjoyment of giving them away to family and friends. So thanks again please don't stop teaching us your wealth of knowledge. Regards Gordon.
Perth western Australia.
THANK YOU for a wonderful video! There is no "music" or "noise" to make a distraction. I can concentrate on your work. thank you. I have subscribed.
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Greetings from Mexico!!!
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NIce use of the roller guide, superb again, thank you for sharing
Great lessons as always Cesar
I never get tired of watching you work your magic. Thank you. Do you have a preference on which of those 2 corner methods you prefer?
The corner with the cuts was done to demonstrate how the lateral edge with its 1 cm allowance matches the other piece edge beneath. The cuts help a lot to precisely shape and sew the round corners. It clearly shows how the edge on these corners are stretched.
By understanding this, with a little more training I will use the method of no cuts. It will be faster.
@@Cechaflo that’s kind of what I figured. I do have trouble with those round corners, trying to hold them tight. I’ll have to try the slit method next time. Thanks.
@@robthewaywardwoodworker9956 Definitely those slits make the sewing on those corners easier by having flat edges.
@@robthewaywardwoodworker9956 if you're doing something with small radius turns like a head rest the best result will be if you don't staple/baste the two pieces together. Lay the piece with the curve/turn on the sewing machine base and the straight piece on top. While sewing, as you get to the turn, just keep the edge of top strait piece lined up to the edge of the bottom piece and go carefully stitch by stitch. Put several witness marks before/after and one in the middle of the curve to make sure you stay on track. I found this was the best technique for when both pieces you are sewing have a foam backing. With foam on both pieces and both pieces stapled/based together, in the curve the needle exits in the bottom further in than your seam allowance. The bottom part or curve will be sewn with more than 1cm allowance. I think it's because of the thickness of the assembly and how the needle goes down through the layers of foam. If you don't base together but just do as I said above it minimizes this problem. /John
@@johnwoolfrey5093 Thanks John, for sharing with us more useful information!
Muy buen trabajo maestro feliz noche
you are the best!
A drop of crazy glue, then sprinkle with baking soda - those knots will never come loose! Love your work! Gives me motivation to keep trying to be better at it.
Thnks for sharing the tip.
I have seen Cecha apply a dab of contact cement as well. Same effect.
must find out what this master is using for markers. and were to get the guid rollers
Gênio da costura
perfecion'!
What brand of stapler do you have?? What size- 1/2” staples?
I was using an 'Arrow' trademark stapler in this video. Not really of good quality. Two of them were useless in a short time.
I found another stapler much better. The 'Pilot' trademark. Useful for 8 mm long staples legs and 4 mm long staples.
www.acegrapasfifa.com.mx/producto.php?p=107
did you cut off the right arms of the presser feet? If so, why? How does that affect your sewing?
Only for the small front foot. It helps to get a more clear and wider view by watching the needle point. It does not affect the sewing process.
I don't bother with the guide foot. It's easier to use the swing down guide with the roller on it if you have an edge to follow.
Set the guide so it just clears the top surface, then flush the roller to the foot and back off a little. Easy and works well!
Love all your videos. Very Detailed and great camera angles and editing. Thanks for sharing your talent! Mike
Fenomenal ese trabajo maestro un abrazo grande desde Bolivia
A good reminder for me to be accurate and take my time. That PFAF is like a Swiss watch.
I enjoy watching, & learning from a perfectionist. This guys' precision is amazing.
Like a Chanel bag, beautiful workmanship.
Very nice. I also do the same work and benefit from you a lot. Thank you, and I love my work very much and you are creative. I want to get creative but I need a good sewing machine like that.
Verygood perfevt
Здравствуйте. Скажите, вы используете наиритовый клей?
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Good morning. Thanks for instructional video. Might I ask: what type of presser foot was used in the last part of the video?
Hi, min 16:35 is a spring loaded right guide presser foot. The guide could be right or left depending the upholstery project to perform, ideal should be to have both.
zamirsew.net/pfaff-gr1245-set-of-walking-feet-with-edge-spring-loaded-guide-right/
www.amazon.com/Topstitch-Gl1245-Highlead-Typical-Tw3-P335/dp/B07T3WJNJL
Wow, 'remarkable.
thank you
Can you tell me where to get such pliers with this round tip you use here. Thanks for sharing your videos at work
Ebay, Amazon, AliExpress, etc.
www.ebay.com/itm/224185171176
Qoyilmaqom,Ajoyib,
Tashakkur,Rahmat😊
Where do you get these pens??
www.amazon.in/Holsten-Leather-Silver-Marking-Pens/dp/B0859G9Y62
@@Cechaflo much appreciated!
Hi,
I always appreciate looking you work. By the way, can you tell me the name of the pencil you work with? I've been looking to buy these for a while.
Thank's in advance.
It is called 'silver leather marking pen'
Shou de bola espetacular genoi da costura o melhor que já até hoje parabens curto demais seus videos
Thank you Master! Respect.
Thank you. Very good example.
Sir what is the brand name of your sewing machine? Pls can yuo tell me
Pfaff triple transportation 1234-706/47 (old version) Mx stitch length 6mm
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hello Maestro what kind of pliers do you use at minute 15:03? thank you
Those are called Orthodontic curved pliers
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Más fácil y rápido sacar centros cocer
Beautifully done!
Excelente su trabajo 👍 ¿ podría indicarme que maquina y modelo de cocer usa Ud.? Muchas Gracias.
la máquina de coser es una Pfaff 1245-706/47 (viejo modelo) triple arrastre o transporte.
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Jenis setreples yg dipakai di Ina ga ada
I usually do 14:39 as well
Maestro, gracias por el vídeo,muy interesante para los que trabajamos la tapicería,me gustaría como encontrar los pies y la guía,desde Colombia un cordial saludo, estaré atento.
En estos tiempos por internet, especialmente para las máquinas de triple transporte o arrastre. Hay de guía derecha y de guía izquierda. La que muestro es de guía derecha. Es mejor de guía izquierda porque nos permite maniobrar la funda de un carro sobre la mesa costado izquierdo de la máquina de coser.
www.amazon.com/CKPSMS-Brand-GL-1245-Spring-Side-5MM/dp/B07QHTHCBP
www.amazon.com/Sewing-Spring-Industrial-Machines-Multiple/dp/B07GC9D18S
www.amazon.com/LNKA-Spring-Guide-GL367-DURKOPP/dp/B098JVPHS8
Un buen tornero también lo puede hacer enseñando la muestra. Con torno y fresadora se hacen.
beautiful work
Maestro Cesar, como hiciste para instalar la guía que bajas para mantener el espacio entre el borde y la costura. Tengo una pfaff 145 H3 y se supone son muy parecidas. Que modelo es la guía que usas? Muchas gracias de antemano
En la parte inferior de la 1245 se ven dos hoyitos que ya vienen roscados para tornillos milimétrios. La guía va sujetada en esta parte con dos tornillos.
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En este otro minuto, en la parte inferior derecha se pueden ver los dos hoyitos que ya vienen roscados.
La guía tiene una abertura que es regulable y los tornillos le dan el ajuste.
Si su máquina no tiene estos hoyitos tendría que hacerlos con una broca y luego hacerle el roscado manualmente.
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Esta guia la venden en Amazon, Ebay, AliExpress, etc.
es.aliexpress.com/i/32864766094.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2esp
Este video muestra una instalación para darse una mejor idea. Aquí le pusieron un extensor extra a donde sujetaron la guía suspendida.
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Muchas gracias maestro Cesar, muy clara y explicativa su respuesta
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Estoy en profunda depresión y ansiedad. Esta clase vino a ayudarme.
Muchas gracias, gran maestro.
Estimado Balbino, Me dió mucho gusto saber de Ud. Espero que cobre fuerza interior para vencer esa depresión.
@@Cechaflo Muchas gracias.
@@balbino4 ¡Animo mi buen amigo Balbino!
@@Cechaflo Vivo muchos años con una mujer que no me quiere. Esta es la razón de tanto sufrimiento. Necesito levantarme y revivir.
@@balbino4 Ojalá pueda encontrar una solución positiva a la situación.
Awesome work. What kind of pen is that?
It is called silver leather marking pen. White spirits is useful to erase the marks.
www.amazon.com/leather-marking-pen/s?k=leather+marking+pen
Grand merci pour le partage maître
Super
What is the glue you’re using to fold the seams back? Is it animal glue?
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@@Cechaflo thank you
@@bertnerny You are very welcome anytime! If you are in the USA you could get a similar product:
www.dap.com/products-projects/product-categories/adhesives/contact-cement/landau-top-trim/
www.amazon.com/-/es/00271-Cemento-contacto-original-Weldwood/dp/B0006MXRY8?language=en_US
www.petronioshoeproducts.com/master.htm
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Какую иглу используете и какую нить?
A 92 polyester thread size and a 18 needle size to sew the pieces together.
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A thicker needle 130=21 and thicker thread 138 size for the oversewing on top.
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Hi, someone can help me, what is the pencil that he used to mark the pattern???
It is silver leather marking pen
www.amazon.com/Holsten-Silver-Marking-Pens-12pk/dp/B076ZWP9GB
I also use a waxed marking pencil
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