Interior design you can afford! Get the step by step instructions over on the blog! Have you ever made something like this? If not, do you think you'll have a go?
I’ve been obsessed ( in a healthy way, lol) with these French type of cushions and ive studied on how to make them but I’m hesitant to pull the trigger..your video makes me want to watch this step by step while I’m making mine.. it’s easy to follow!
I'm so glad the video helped you get started with your cushion. I think getting started is the hardest part and once you're on your way, you'll realise, it's not so hard after all! Thanks for the lovely comment and good luck with yours!
I know, I did that on purpose because I had such trouble finding a good video to follow before I started this project! I'm glad this tutorial helped you!
Thank you! I have watched so many videos on how to do the tufting part of a cushion and yours was simple and easy to understand. You explained at a nice pace which helped too!
Thank you for showing steps slowly about tufting...Looks great...Gonna make some 4 my Zen rm yeah !!! Have tons fabric gonna mix it up make it boho looking...
I want you to know you helped me create a comfortable space during this stay-at-home time. I made two cushions by hand (me, who does not sew!) because my sewing machine gives me too much grief.
Oh, Ginger! You made my day! I'm so glad this tutorial helped you fill you time at home with something creative. Well done for getting it done even without a sewing machine!
Thanks for sharing and going a a good pace. Some videos the person speaks to fast like they had ten cups of coffee with no measures or as they go. You explain nicely. Thanks👍
I viewed 12 or more videos in tell I seen your video. Thank you for making such a In depth video. Which the other people did not show what you showed in your video Step-by-step.
I have been wanting to try this for years now, always intimidated by the sides and tufting...you make this look possible!! Greetings from Upper Michigan!
Just lovely! Thanks for slowing the video during stitching. Finally I can see exactly how to make the stitches! Will be saving this video for future reference!
You're welcome Amy, I'm glad you found it helpful. I know what you mean with those stitches, it took me a while to figure them out so I'm happy to pass that on for everyone else 🙋.
What a great tutorial! Such a soothing voice and very easy to follow along. I've ALWAYS thought this edging was some kind of fancy piping! What a happy surprise! Thank you 😊
Thanks for this, I've been watching tutorials to try to work out the side stitches your vid helped so much! Off to make a prototype to get it right before attacking my classic caravan squabs!
I think by you having to sew a few pieces together to get enough fabric, it’s actually very nice looking..makes it look less perfect and more handmade with love..if that makes sense....I’m going to do that on purpose when I make mine. Thank you
Honestly awesome video! Very well done and nice attention to detail. This Blog is probably the best i've seen for interior design so keep up the great work ;D
Could I see this by hand? I think it would take time, but I’m patient. Can you tell me what type of stitching it needs? I’m new to sewing as well. Learning.
Hi there, yes, I think you could sew this by hand. You would need strong thread and very small and neat stitches. To sew the box cover, a running/basting stitch should be good if they are small enough. Good luck sewing your tufted mattress cushion! 🙋
Sorry about that. This video was made a few years ago - I've gotten better at the tech side since then! Thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. 🙂
What size needle and thread. We are making own full futon style organic cotton mattress due to wife's illness and sensitivites. Need to purchase tufting needle and thread. Thank you.
Is there a way to keep the tufts but add a zipper to make the fabric machine washable? Like adding snaps into the indents and snapping in the cover or using buttons?
Aziza, with this style of cushion, being able to take up some of the batting and foam is what gives the cushion it's mattress look so removing the cover is not possible.🙋
Yes, that's right Stephanie. Mine is on the window seat in our walk-in wardrobe and not in a high maintenance area. If and when it gets dirty I will take it to the dry cleaners for professional cleaning. 🙋
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Couldn't you still hook into the batting, attach some snaps into the indents of the batting (either with fabric glue or snapping it into scrap fabric and stitching that into the indents of the batting so the snap is facing up if that makes sense) and then add a snap on the underside/through the top (like how you snap jeans together) of the cover (with either a zipper on the sides or more snaps?) Then when you wanted to wash it you just pull apart the snaps and undo the zipper if you have one.
Hi, very beautiful. Question: the dots at the top and on the side of the cushion are aligned? I mean: if you draw a line between them it would give you, in this case, a 90 ° angle? Or in other words: a straight line? Thanks!
Sorry for the late reply Gloria. I staggered the dots/lines because I was pushing the needle through slightly slanted. You could also align them if you prefer.
Interior design you can afford! Get the step by step instructions over on the blog! Have you ever made something like this? If not, do you think you'll have a go?
I’ve been obsessed ( in a healthy way, lol) with these French type of cushions and ive studied on how to make them but I’m hesitant to pull the trigger..your video makes me want to watch this step by step while I’m making mine.. it’s easy to follow!
I'm so glad the video helped you get started with your cushion. I think getting started is the hardest part and once you're on your way, you'll realise, it's not so hard after all! Thanks for the lovely comment and good luck with yours!
Yes I will.
Yes I would
This was the best of all tutorials, the others all seem to be in a hurry to get somewhere and forget to explain what they were doing. Thank you !
I know, that's how I felt when I was looking for a tutorial myself. Glad you found mine helpful, and thanks for letting me know. 👋🙂
Thank for that tutorial! You’re the only one that slowed it down enough to really see how to do it!
I know, I did that on purpose because I had such trouble finding a good video to follow before I started this project! I'm glad this tutorial helped you!
Thank you! I have watched so many videos on how to do the tufting part of a cushion and yours was simple and easy to understand. You explained at a nice pace which helped too!
Thank you, Ellen!
Thank you for showing steps slowly about tufting...Looks great...Gonna make some 4 my Zen rm yeah !!! Have tons fabric gonna mix it up make it boho looking...
Sounds great, I'd love to see it when it's finished! 👍
Thank you, your video was most helpful to get that mattress edge look☺️
You're welcome! I'm so glad you found my tutorial helpful. 😊👋
I want you to know you helped me create a comfortable space during this stay-at-home time. I made two cushions by hand (me, who does not sew!) because my sewing machine gives me too much grief.
Oh, Ginger! You made my day! I'm so glad this tutorial helped you fill you time at home with something creative. Well done for getting it done even without a sewing machine!
Thanks for sharing and going a a good pace. Some videos the person speaks to fast like they had ten cups of coffee with no measures or as they go. You explain nicely. Thanks👍
LOL! that's exactly why I decided to make this video, I'm glad it was helpful for you :)
I viewed 12 or more videos in tell I seen your video. Thank you for making such a In depth video. Which the other people did not show what you showed in your video Step-by-step.
That's exactly why I made this step-by-step tutorial. I'm so glad it helped you, Joshua and thank you for your lovely comment! 🙂
Thank you for your very clear and easy to understand help.
I'm so glad it helped you Eliza!
I have been wanting to try this for years now, always intimidated by the sides and tufting...you make this look possible!! Greetings from Upper Michigan!
Greetings to you too! You can do this!
Just lovely! Thanks for slowing the video during stitching. Finally I can see exactly how to make the stitches! Will be saving this video for future reference!
You're welcome Amy, I'm glad you found it helpful. I know what you mean with those stitches, it took me a while to figure them out so I'm happy to pass that on for everyone else 🙋.
Excellent video tutorial with an absolutely beautiful finished piece! Thank you!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad it helped!
Thank you for explaining this so well. It was very easy to follow.
You're welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful! Good luck with your project. 👍
Great demonstration
Thanks so much, I'm glad you found my tutorial helpful! 😊👋
I LOVE IT!!!!!! :) THANKYOU FOR SHARING X
Your're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Exactly what I needed....Clear picture and description.
I know what you mean, I was always looking for that too, Virginia!
Thank you! Happy New Year from France.
Same to you, and sorry this is so late! 🙈
I have been wanting to make a cushion like this for a long time! Thanks so much for the tutorial
You're welcome! I hope you find it helpful :)
That was so beautiful and gentle to watch . And great result Thank You 💕
Thank you so much for commenting, Lynne. I'm so glad you enjoyed the tutorial. 🙂
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have been wanting to try but all the v tutorials I watched were confusing. I think I can try tackling this now.
I know the feeling, that's why I decided to make mine! Good luck with your cushion!
Thank you, this has helped me x
I'm so glad you found my tutorial helpful. Good luck with your project! 👋
What a great tutorial! Such a soothing voice and very easy to follow along. I've ALWAYS thought this edging was some kind of fancy piping! What a happy surprise! Thank you 😊
Thank you so much Dawn. It took me a while to figure out that edging too, glad you liked the video! 😊
Thanks for the tutorial! You explained everything clearly. Greetings from Argentina.
You're welcome Lucia, I'm glad you found it helpful. Greetings to you too!
Thank you for the lovely easy to understand tutorial.
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for this video! I just found your channel and your diys are on another level!! I can’t wait to see more! You’re very talented!!
Thank you so much. You just made my day! 🙂
Thank you for this tutorial. I was a little curious about the side stitching technique. Now it makes sense.
You're welcome Beverly, the side stitching totally confused me at first too!
Great tutorial Jayne. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
handsome work. thank u
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you found my tutorial helpful! 😊
Brilliant .. You made it so easy to follow. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome Lise!
Thanks for this, I've been watching tutorials to try to work out the side stitches your vid helped so much! Off to make a prototype to get it right before attacking my classic caravan squabs!
I'm so happy the video helped! Good luck with yours!
I think by you having to sew a few pieces together to get enough fabric, it’s actually very nice looking..makes it look less perfect and more handmade with love..if that makes sense....I’m going to do that on purpose when I make mine. Thank you
Great idea! You are right, it does make it look more handmade and I don't mind that it's not 'perfect'!
Great tutorial!! I love that you staggered the boxing stitches - such classical detail!! I will definitely make one of these cushions!
Thank you you much for your lovely comment!
Honestly awesome video! Very well done and nice attention to detail. This Blog is probably the best i've seen for interior design so keep up the great work ;D
Thanks so much for commenting and for the wonderful compliment! I'm glad you liked the tutorial! :)
Fab
Thank you Heather! I'm so happy you liked my tutorial. 🙂
Nice demo!
Thank you!
Could I see this by hand? I think it would take time, but I’m patient. Can you tell me what type of stitching it needs? I’m new to sewing as well. Learning.
Hi there, yes, I think you could sew this by hand. You would need strong thread and very small and neat stitches. To sew the box cover, a running/basting stitch should be good if they are small enough. Good luck sewing your tufted mattress cushion! 🙋
Wonderful tutorial thank you. I did struggle to hear you over the background music though.
Sorry about that. This video was made a few years ago - I've gotten better at the tech side since then! Thanks for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it. 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thank you, I’ll be sure to watch some more
Thank you
You're welcome Juliet!
While making a tuft with the upholstery needle, why do you need to push the needle through more than twice, I’m confused by that..
It really depends on the thickness of your fabric. I wanted to make a larger 'knot' so that it wouldn't pull through the fabric.
@@ChalkingUpSuccess makes sense, thank you for replying!
What size needle and thread. We are making own full futon style organic cotton mattress due to wife's illness and sensitivites. Need to purchase tufting needle and thread. Thank you.
Hello Dorian, sorry this is reply is late. Here is my affiliate link to similar needles to the one I used rstyle.me/+tNsD54mfhNG6QrDOKhVjyg
Is there a way to keep the tufts but add a zipper to make the fabric machine washable? Like adding snaps into the indents and snapping in the cover or using buttons?
Because you’re hooking into the batting which is attached to the foam, no :/ I wanted to do the same.
Aziza, with this style of cushion, being able to take up some of the batting and foam is what gives the cushion it's mattress look so removing the cover is not possible.🙋
Yes, that's right Stephanie. Mine is on the window seat in our walk-in wardrobe and not in a high maintenance area. If and when it gets dirty I will take it to the dry cleaners for professional cleaning. 🙋
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Couldn't you still hook into the batting, attach some snaps into the indents of the batting (either with fabric glue or snapping it into scrap fabric and stitching that into the indents of the batting so the snap is facing up if that makes sense) and then add a snap on the underside/through the top (like how you snap jeans together) of the cover (with either a zipper on the sides or more snaps?) Then when you wanted to wash it you just pull apart the snaps and undo the zipper if you have one.
Hi, I was wondering what is the thickness of your foam? Is it 2 inch or 3 inch?
Hi Cahaya mata, you can find all the details in my blog post here:
chalkingupsuccess.com/how-to-make-a-tufted-french-mattress-cushion/
@@ChalkingUpSuccess thank you so much!
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thickness of foam is not shown in your blog post. I have the same question. Will 2" thickness work?
@@donnawalden1289 Hi Donna, I just measured my cushion and it's 2.5 inches including the fabric and batting so 2-inch foam should work fine. :-)
I’m always so afraid of trying this...isn’t that just so silly... I need to turn that FEAR into motivation .
Definitely! This project really isn't anything to be afraid of - you can do it!
Hi, very beautiful. Question: the dots at the top and on the side of the cushion are aligned? I mean: if you draw a line between them it would give you, in this case, a 90 ° angle? Or in other words: a straight line? Thanks!
Sorry for the late reply Gloria. I staggered the dots/lines because I was pushing the needle through slightly slanted. You could also align them if you prefer.
@@ChalkingUpSuccess Thank you very much!
Good tutorial but please fix the audio next time.
Hello Sodylin, can you be a little more specific and let me know what is wrong with the audio? Much appreciated 🙂
@@ChalkingUpSuccess the music that is played in the video is so loud that you can't hear what you are saying. but really beautiful piece
I can't understand anything you said. 😒
Oh what a shame, I'm so sorry!
Thanks, I really enjoy the way you explain the process.
Glad it was helpful Fabiola!