HOW TO! Upholstering a Dining Chair for PART 4: Arms & Back Upholstery

PART 4! Of re-upholstering a dining host/hostess chair, from A to Z. In this step we will be going over how to upholster the arms and back of the chair! Follow along step by step with us!
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Kevin Kennedy began training with European masters as a young lad of 17. For 42 years, he has been an Upholsterer for countless Boston area designers and leading art restorers, including consulting with and heading the upholstery department at Trefler and Sons, in Newton, MA. Commissioned to upholster Napoleon's chair, and guest writer to the Upholstery Journal. His most successful venture yet, his studio in Arlington, Ma , Upholstery on Broadway, has been open since 2010.
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[@lindapeterson9267]

You do not talk too much...talking it out is really good...please don’t change a thing...love your technique...

[@kimgeeves7912]

Love this I’m from the Uk and just doing this for a friends and 6 chairs. So much good information

[@patriciarobinson5909]

Talking it out is great! Makes one understand why you do each step!

[@jeanine6492]

Great explanation again, this time of the reasons why/how to do it correctly for the chair back- stretching for the curve especially. Thanks for these great videos, and I for one think you don’t talk too much; the explanations help us lean the ‘why’ and how circumstances (fabric thickness for eg) might change what/how you do it.

[@QueenCityHistory]

Keep talking! The video length, content etc is awesome!

[@danilogubaton4285]

Just informative, I like your accent too ,

[@MyDaughtersAndMe]

Love that staple gun. What kind is it?

[@patriciabaker332]

Love the talking...

[@cluisap]

I wish you give us description of your tools, like the staple gun and a link where we can buy it!