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One of my enthusiastic, youtube users (Mr. Stavros from Greece), emailed me, because he had the curiosity on how to get a sewn square corner; furthermore, how to do the double stitches or french stitches on-top view.
I've realized this would be an interesting and useful topic. The video shows what my inquisitive user requested, besides two samples more on how to reach lightly rounded corners.
Above all, this basic video shows interesting tips that would help a lot while performing real size upholstery projects.
I hope you find this video useful!
Cesar
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Hi Excellent videos Im new to trimming and would be very interested in the foot combinations you use and why. Also if you modified your own and how is the best way to do it. I also have a Pfaff 1245 and would be grateful for any info
I prefer the use of 'binding feet' that come with a single leg on the small foot. It allows me a wider view of what I am sewing because I can see the needle at any moment:
www.ebay.com/itm/for-Pfaff-Walking-Foot-Binding-Presser-Feet-Industrial-Sewing-Mach-145-335-1245-/282353862547
If it would be difficult to get it, just cut off one of the legs with a small grinder (mototool).
You are welcome anytime!
Thank you for the information. Your videos are an inspiration, thanks for sharing your skills.... please dont stop :)
Some time during the mid 80's, as a teenager on summer break, I worked in an apholstery shop for my friend's dad. To me, I was fascinated with this stuff and wanted to learn it all. But as the "hired help" we boys normally did pickup and delivery of couches and chairs (all the heavy lifting and busy work sanding refinishing wood) and I never got to really sit down and watch and learn the coverings like this (like I always wanted to) and for the last 30 years I thought that chance to learn it was gone because the shop is gone. But now I find these videos... I can't tell you how much I APPRECIATE you posting these. THANK YOU!
+Major Pain I really appreciate your kind remarks!
Never is late to learn a craft...'common sense', 'a good taste' and 'a simple method' are some of the keys.
Thanks for following us on our channel!
The man's a perfectionist! The attention detail to a part of the finished product that no one will see is genuinely inspiring.
This is what I think of as a flat-felled seam, I was looking for a French seam to use for sewing the corners of a sheet, but this was so fascinating I had to watch the whole thing!
Even though I've worked with fabrics for over 30-years and built many upholstery projects, I always enjoy watching you create. This proves that one is never too old to learn. Thanks for sharing!
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Well done, my friend. We makers-of-things well understand visual instruction compared to words. You provide a great service. Cheers. Jim
I admire your precise and unique work, your friend from the State of Iraq, and thank you
Greetings from Mexico! Thanks so much for watching these videos!
I was enthralled watching your painstaking workmanship ~ where precision and beauty meet! Thank you!
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Lovely. I have watched this many times and I learn more each time. The end result reflects your skill and patience and knowledge. Thank you so much.
I am so glad you are finding some inspiration in these upholstery videos to do your own projects!
You're so welcome,I've been sewing for years,but you are a true artist.Thank you for sharing your knowledge.😀
+Cathy Serafinowicz I really appreciate your kind remarks!
wow! I found your video after a google search for something to do with upholstery. I can't even remember what my search terms were now because I was so mesmerized watching the skill and patience you display. I reupholster furniture as a hobby and have never worked with leather but what a joy to watch you work!
I really appreciate you've watched my video!
Hi Cesar!!! Thank you for sharing your techniques!!! You do an AWESOME job!!!
+VQ Prodigy Thanks so much for kind remarks!
Thank you very much mr Cesar, you are a real professional and a very accurate artisan! Allow me to call you: "The Scientist of upholstery"... Moreover, i am convinced that you are a really kind person, always willing to offer your knowledge and teach your skills to your admirers.
Your students must be very proud of you. I will keep on following, since watching you work is a real pleasure.
Οασις Σίφνος Hi Stavros, Basically, I only try to do my best to please my interested users and non-users, as well...besides, I also enjoy a lot practicing this art I learnt when I was a young man.
Soon, we will performing free real size projects.
I really appreciate your remarks!!!
Brilliant! All that time, effort and desire for a perfect end product and it was a test piece for us to watch - thanks. A real craftsman at work - could watch you all day - and nearly did!
Thanks so much for appreciating this marvelous craft!
Spectacular and meticulous work. Grateful for his teachings.
Carlos Renato Buzine Great, this video is useful! ...The basics I teach apply for general upholstery. ..Thanks for watching my videos!
My wife is the seamstress I am here just to appreciate and I appreciate your master skill in awe.
Thanks for appreciating this craft!
Cesar your videos are very educational. True craftsman you are. Thank you.
+Brian K Thanks for appreciating my videos! ...You are welcome!
Flo, I wroked with a friend for a year. He did aircraft upholstery, he was a pro like you are, he passed away. When i go to the world of wheels in Chicago its not he paint jobs that turn me up, its the professional upholstery job like yours. PEACE. Flo.
Hello Henry, It is so great to remember magnificent friends who spent some nice time with us!
Always farmed out my interior work. Now at 54, I want to learn something new. Thank you for these videos. You are very talented.
+GetsumJ Never is late to learn something new! ...Thanks for following us on our channel!
I'm going back to the beginning and viewing all your videos. Thank you for teaching me how to tackle tricky seams.
Hello Jim, I'm so glad you find these upholstery videos useful for you!
Повчальне відео, видно руку майстра, сподобалось, дуже дякую!
Another instructive and interesting video from the Cechaflo productions! :)
Thank you so much!
I will redo my Camaro seats again. I realise I can do it nices after learning french seams from you.
Bo Lindgren Great, that the upholstery videos are useful!
Hey Cesar, been watching your work for a few weeks now and I am so impressed. Seen things I never knew could be done! Thanks for sharing your wonderful work.
Gordon Mulcare Thanks for watching my videos! ...if you follow these upholstery basics, you would be, in a near future, performing real size projects.
Cechaflo
Todo un maestro. Aprendo mucho con usted.
Thank you for sharing your techniques
The Good Life, Thanks for following us on you tube!
Cechaflo Very good technique and thanks for your video. if not too much to ask , can you tell me which is the make and model of your sewing machine ?
+Stanley Midy Thanks for watching my videos! ...It's pfaff 1245-706/47 industrial sewing machine (original old version)...flat bed, lock stitch, single needle, 6 mm stitch length.
+Cechaflo I totally love your videos...
+Kevin Boatman Thanks so much for appreciating my job!
You are "Top Dog"!
Another wonderful tutorial,you are a true master craftsman! 😀
+Cathy Serafinowicz Thanks so much for appreciating our efforts to do our best!
Thank you Cesar, I really appreciate it and also your attention to detail.
Thanks again.
Mack
You are welcome!
Fantastic demonstration. Thankyou.
This guy is the BOSS... Great Work
+Matt Gannon Thanks for your kind remarks! I do not feel like the boss...there are excellent masters who perform jobs better than me...maybe, what makes the difference is that I teach and have easy methods to do it.
ese video es tremendo me a enseñado como cojer las curvas malas de la costura nunca me habia imaginado que seria asi ese metodo felicitaciones por ese video a sido de gran ayuda para los momentos dificiles cuando uno esta cosiendo trabajos dificiles gracias .
+Baldwin Otero Me da mucho gusto que el video sea útil...a lo mejor en la realidad uno no se encuentra muy seguido con esta clase de proyectos, pero estos videitos básicos sirven de entrenamiento, para dominar mejor, algo parecido.
very good video, I might try this on main panel of a bag...should look nice, thank you again...sincerely Alan
james james Hi Alan, Great, this tip is useful! ...we'd like to watch the outcome in one of the projects you're thinking of.
Subscribed and love your attention to detail. Amazing work you do!
Great video's Thanks for your time!
gonedeepseafishing Thanks for the nice comment!
another amazing video! Gracias Cesar
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+Harley McCorcle I also hate those commercials when I watch some youtube videos...there is a new interesting option that consists in subscribing to youtube red and pay them 8.99 US Dollars to avoid the boring advertisements.
thanks
Meu Deus!
Que perfeição!
Muito obrigado por mais esta excelente vídeo - aula.
Deus te abençoe.
Balbino de Jesus Thanks for kind remarks! ...Just watch and learn real upholstery!...that is the idea for the 'visual method' I use in these videos.
Soon, we will be together performing real size upholstery projects (car seats, motorcycle seats, door-panels, dashboards, consoles, carpets, headliners, etc)...all of them free on yutube.
Thank you very much.
I'm already anxious waiting for another video ..
I have used his techniques in the course doing here in Brazil. It has helped me a lot.
I get criticized for staple the piping, but my work has been perfect, while even the teacher's work has been lopsided.
Again, thank you.
Balbino de Jesus Hi Balbino, When the student masters the techniques, it will not be necessary the use of staples. Staples, sometimes, help a lot to keep in place the pieces to be sewn and the work is nicer and easier.
I also know the ways of doing piping directly to the top plate...occasionally, is valid when we do fast upholstery jobs and we do not need so much precision...I am also going to teach these fast techniques I already did (38 years ago) when I worked in different upholstery shops.
@@Cechaflo Sir, I would love to know how you add piping. Do you have a video of this technique? I actually came across your video while looking for a tutorial on how to do lip cordage when sewing French seams. Thanks!
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Fantastic to watch, thank you.
eileenfb1948 Thanks for subscribing and for watching my videos!
Gracia's por este video muy productivo muy Buenos detalles De Como aser buen trabajo
very nice
Very nice video.
+Gustrapos Ramirez Thanks for appreciating the video!
A true craftsmen !!
dee cole Thanks for watching my video!
Simplesmente um trabalho de mestre!
Carlos Renato Buzine Thanks a lot for your valuable comment!
Beautiful. Nearly a lost art
A very educational. Thank you
+Thomas Ali Most of these videos are basics that would make us understand real upholstery pojects in a near future.
Cechaflo I am planning to buy sewing machine and all the tools needed and let the wife who loves doing some art to practice and I will help her with measurements and cutting. Thanks
+Thomas Ali Nice idea! ...upholstery is a great way to peforming some art at home...as a hobby.
Hi Cesar, I noticed you don't pull the thread to start sewing, mine jams up if I don't hold it tight. I always enjoy your videos, you are very patient! Thanks for sharing your skills.
👏👏👍 Perfecto!!
Gracias, me ha encantado.
Saludos y buen día 🍀
¡Muchas gracias por apreciar este video!
It is obvious to me now... This takes a LONG time even for a pro. I wish I had a machine like you have. Mine does have a walking foot, but it does not have that kind of speed control. Thanks again for sharing.
Greg's Garage Anybody can do it following the right method (it's not the machine). In some cases is necessary to turn off the motor of your machine and slowly move the big wheel to do the sewing. I'm going to post a video on how to reduce the speed of a sewing machine (just changing pulleys)...I've also heard about servo motors that keep a very nice control of motor speed.
Cechaflo Yes, I bought a DC servo motor for my Pfaff. It was about 120 UK pounds at that time (3 years ago). It makes a big difference in controlling the starts and the speed.
Thanks Bo. I will look into that modification.
Actually it's a Durkopf-Adler. My old machine was a Pfaff :)
Bo Lindgren Man önskar man hade en maskin i närheten av detta. Får se hur långt man kommer med en gammal husqvarna med elektronisk motorstyrning. Den var dyr på sin tid (Ca 16000 när den lanserades i slutet på 70talet) men det är ju inte alls som dom här maskinerna.
ca c du travail de pro excellent super bravo.......
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
Incredible, thank you.
Thanks so much for appreciating this art craft!
You are welcome anytime!
Verry good techniques good job
Stanley Grant Thanks for watching my videos!
Cechaflo Absolutementi! ~( :-})={>--- ]
muy importante tus videos sigue subiendo mas
Como siempre, me gusto. ¿Qué peso de hilo se está utilizando? ¿8 onzas?
92 thread size to sew the pieces together and 138 thread size for the on top decorative stitches.
Another great tutorial. Now i have a question. I see you do everything with a 1 needle sewing machine. My machine is a double needled machine, wich is great for stuff like in this tutorial. However, when I sew with 1 needle, to do normal stitching it seems the fabric is curling a bit (the upper layer gets longer), is that normal for this kind of machine? The presser foot of yours is really different and makes more movement. So, is my machine good to use for normal stitching, or only for finishing with double stich??
+brutus850 S The 'twin needle machine' you have was designed to sew with the 'two needles to do the 'french seams/double stitches'...its 'feed dog' is wider and when you take off one needle, one side is curled by the teeth of this wide feed dog.
Thanks,
Is it possible to make my machine a 1 needle machine (Pfaff 145), or is that difficult? I must say, when using staples, the 2 layers don't move that much and my sewing looks kinda great! Thanks to your tuts..
+brutus850 S I think the most advisable would be to get a single needle sewing machine. Try to use 'thin staples' and not so many, only when necessary...by using a pliers 'flatten' the staples to get a uniform surface.
disculpa soy malo para las manualidades tienes alguna tienda o negosio en donde comprar tus bellas artesamis
You're the best. I really like to watch your videos everytime you teach me a lot. I just started sewing from a half year ago and just learned it by my self watching your videos, i'm from Mongolia. Do you make that glue you are using your self? Is it possible to share how it does? Please. I want to show you my works because your are my teacher, they are on my fb page.
Bat-Erdene Damdindorj I just try to do my best to please my youtube followers! ... I am happy you learnt some upholstery from my videos!
Send us the facebook link to this comment section. It would be interesting to watch your progress as a self-taught student, just following some of my tips.
Bat-Erdene Damdindorj I forgot to tell you about the glue, sorry. I do not prepare the 'yellow glue'...I buy it from upholstery suppliers and hardware stores, here, in Mexico.
Wonderful door card, I want to do mine, but at what point, and how, do you put the holes in for window winders and door handles? Thanks for another excellent video
Thanks so much for kind remarks! Actually, it is not a door panel. it's just a demonstration on how to approach a corner by using 'double stitches'. What kind of car do you have?, thereby I would see the door panels on internet and give an idea on how to tackle this task.
It's an old classic mini, so a simple design, mine is just one piece of leather with horizontal stitch lines, and the fittings (manual) screwed on through holes in the panel. From your videos I realise that putting the foam on the back of the leather, then stitching straight across (not the pleat/tuck, that looked too fiddley to start with), should give me a pleasant slightly puffed appearence on the doors.
muy buenas noches le agradezco mucho su respuesta pero si me ayudaría con un tutorial de como sacar los moldes de los forros le agradezco un montón y como sacar las esponjas curvaditas o porfavor muchas gracias por todo
thank you so much
You are welcome!
muy buenas maestro. una pregunta que tal cera una maquina gemsy triple arrastre y se puede aumentar la puntada porque tiene hasta la 8 GRACIAS
marcelo leon Hola Marcelo, nunca he tenido una máquina de coser industrial Gemsy...sé que es de marca china...pero he oido buenos comentarios con respecto a las máquinas de coser de origen chino. Creo que tienes una buena máquina...la puntada de 8 mm y más se usa mucho en el tapizado de los muebles en cuero/piel y con un hilo grueso 'doble cero' y con una aguja 180 european measure=24 american measure por cuyo ojo de la aguja, este hilo debe pasar con facilidad .
Si vas a coser con hilo mas delgados, entonces se aconseja usar una aguja más delgada, puede ser una 120, 140...
What is the number of needles used with blue threads?
I've been searching for a foot for my machine like the one you have here with the needle exposed rather than inside the foot... and i haven't had any luck as of yet. What kind of foot is this? Or did you modify it? Thanks
I'm using a 'zipper foot' If somehow difficult to find just buy a 'standard foot' and cut it off with a mototool.
Watch this link, perhaps is useful: www.ebay.com/bhp/pfaff-1245
Thanks for watching the videos!
This is for the Paff, I have juki and cant find one either. www.ebay.com/itm/PFAFF-145-335-545-1245-WALKING-FOOT-SINGLE-LEFT-TOE-FEET-SET-/390383828256?hash=item5ae4b07d20:m:mwB7ipINYRPNlHYUWu1P9_A
nice job
Hola vi tus videos por primera ves y mis respetos para usted la verdad .una pregunta vivo en usa y me gustaría saber donde comprar el leather q usa usted, gracias.
Hola Sergei, Estoy localizado en Mexico, pero te envío unos links que pueden ser útiles para conseguir piel/cuero para carros.
www.relicate.com/match
danfieldinc.com/product-category/collections/
www.worlduph.com/
O si deseas hacer el pedido de un lugar mas lejano: www.wildmanbugby.co.uk/cardinal.htm
Gracias por ver los videos!
As always, love your videos.. Your the best.. Also, im sewing some boat seat with the sides cut at an angle. Is there a secret to reference marks lining up when doing sharp complex convex and concave curves? What I realize when matching the convex curve to concave, I realize the convex curve is smaller and not reaching the reference mark on the convex curve... argggggggggggh.. Can you help? lol
Miguel Ortiz Hi Miguel, Thanks for watching my videos! ...I'd like to give a tip about your question...if possible, please, send me some related pictures to my mail site cechaflo@hotmail.com
i love your work,can you tell me is that a ball point pen you use to mark the lines for the stitching,also when you do tufting you use the cm instead of inches,hear in the u.s. where customed to use inches so dont have clue on cm measurements
+gerald dombrowski An upholsterer should know both measure systems...I feel more comfortable with the metric system...I think, it depends on the country where we are located.
That pen is called 'silver marking pen for leather'
How do you clean the glue off the brush??
buenas tardes es bastante práctico lo qué usted hace yo soy costurera y quisiera hacer forros para autos y tapizados de techos y pisos pero necesito instruirme bastante no se si me pude ayudar porfavor más para sacar los moldes y ésas cosas y todo lo que es tapicería automotriz le agradecería mucho que me ayude
Revisando los tutoriales de you tube puede encontrar muchos tips de utilidad.
Love your work . Would love to get your cutting tools
Thanks so much for appreciating this job!
Hola Don César. Donde se consigue el panel que utiliza como respaldo acá en la CDMX? Y cómo lo pido? Muchas gracias por su vídeos tan interesantes. Bendiciones.
No tengo idea donde exactamente, pero este material (cartón) lo usan los zapateros para hacer las plantillas de los zapatos. Habría que buscar en la zona donde venden artículos para zapateros.
Hi from Reunion Island.
You're the boss man.
What kind of glue did you use?
I need to glue a piece of faux leather and I don't know what kind of glue to use...
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You have to find a similar in your city.
What did you use to clean the material after the stitches?
Alvarez Metal Works It is a liquid 'special remover' shoemakers and leather artisans use it to clean off dirt, glue, marks of pencils, soft paint, etc. without affecting or peeling off the surface of the leather/vinyl.
Check this link to look for something similar in USA:
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Cechaflo thanks buddy
Why glue it when your just going to sew it anyway ? Is it to hold it in place while you sew, like double sided tape.
The glue or double sided tape keep the seams down to ease the sewing process.
Again if you had a servo motor of proper size and quality you would not have to turn the wheel by hand for one or two stitches. And would not take off fast like in this video.
topstitch looks amazing, what size of needle and thread you using? thanks
I have used a 140=22 needle size and polyester thread #138
You are welcome anytime!
Hi cechaflo, I want to first say thank you for the informative videos on upholstery, they are very helpful. I wanted to know what sewing machine you use on upholstery? My sewing machine seems to get jammed while sewing vinyl materials. Also, what size of thread do you use in this video? Thanks again
-Mack
Hi Mack, I'm glad the videos are helpful! The machine on this video is an industrial Pfaff 1245-706/47(old version) I'm using a polyester thread number zero(here in Mexico)...think it corresponds to 207 in USA.
What's really the problem of your machine? Perhaps I could give you an idea to solve the issue.
You are welcome!
+Cechaflo
I believe that the thread is was using was too thick. I have brother sewing machine, model number LX3014. I don't think I can adjust speed of sewing foot. Any suggestions ?
thanks again.
I now understand, your sewing machine has been designed for light materials...the feed dog teeth are low and thin and do not drag enough the vinyl material which is thick. If possible try to get a machine for heavier materials.
Hello, please can you give the name of the type of glue that you are using in this and other of your videos - to paint over the main seams in both leather and also vinyl it's the same glue but is it vinyl cement or some other type? Thanks so much for your videos they are wonderful!
It's a 'solvent based yellow glue' most of the upholsterers, shoemakers and leather artisans use.
I'm located in Mexico and trade marks are different. So, to have an idea, please, check:
angelusdirect.com/products/all-purpose-shoe-cement
www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/112032405167
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-Weldwood-32-fl-oz-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.dap.com/dap-products-ph/weldwood-landau-top-trim-high-heat-resistant-contact-cement/
I tip my hat to you! You check your messages and I really appreciate you answering my question! I'm sure I can find something similar.
Dear cechaflo, is bostik your glue?
Hello, I am located in Mexico and trade marks are different. I have used a traditional upholstery yellow glue (brush application)
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How were you able to slow your machine down so much?
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damn this is so fucking awesome
Hola César, espero estés muy bien, quiero hacerte una consulta. un amigo me esta vendiendo una maquina pfaff 142 de doble tranporte o arrastre en muy buen precio, y esta muy conservada. sera que funciona bien para hacer la doble costura, ya que la misma es de dos agujas?
Estimado Carlos, pienso que una máquina Pfaff siempre es una buena compra. Si sería de ayuda en ciertos proyectos donde se ocuparía la doble puntada. Me parece que el ancho entre las puntadas es de una sola medida.
La decisión depende de Ud.
gracias César muy amable como siempre, efectivamente el ancho de la puntada es de 7mm aproximadamente
best
Amazing work! How do you get your machine to run so slowly? If I may ask, what brand and model is your machine?
Rick
Tucson
Thanks for watching my videos! ....a 'trick' czcams.com/video/5_0YQ_W8iVM/video.html' is useful to have a better control of speed.
Soory, I forgot....the machine is an industrial, old version, Pfaff 1245-706/47
explicacion perfecta
+Lucy Montoya Gracias por ver mis videos!
+Cechaflo gracias a ti por enseñar los seguire viendo y ya me suscribo una fan mas tuya
+Lucy Montoya, Hola Lucy, a decir verdad, las visitas a los videos y los comentarios positivos ayudan a construir este canal, animándonos a editar y publicar muchos videos de tapicería!
+Cechaflo que bueno y mucha suerte con tu canal (Y)
#Cheflafo awsome video, good work, what do you use to glue
+Emmmanuel Barey I use a 'yellow glue' which comes in cans or bottles....if, you're in USA, check:
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.tandyleather.com/en-usd/home/department/leather-cement-glue/2525-360.aspx
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ADOREI
Thanks so much for appreciating this video!
You are welcome anytime!
Reden ist Silber schweigen ist Gold ....
hi, what kind of sewing machine foot is that, and where can i buy?
Exclusive Customs Upholstery It's for a pfaff 1245-706. A lathe operator did it for me, here, in Mexico. But, you could get one in the aftermarket and cut the little legs off with a mototool. Check ebay:
www.ebay.com/itm/PFAFF-INDUSTRIAL-WALKING-FOOT-MACHINE-BINDER-FOOT-SET-fits-PFAFF-1245-/300958087030
Cechaflo thanks
how to clean the piece, what to use for this, how name? 22:31
William Parra Shoemakers, here, in Mexico use this product to remove some goo, glue or pencil marks.. it's called 'washer', and I get it at a shoemaker's supplier.
There are some 'removers' in the aftermarket...check, maybe it's useful :
www.amazon.com/Goo-Gone-oz-Removes-stickers/dp/B00006IBNJ
Thanks for you help, greats
muy bueno l
What machine model is this?
It's a Pfaff 1245-706/47
LOVE your work man!
it wud b much easier,nicer and faster if u wud just talk and explain rather than trying to reasd andwatch wat ur doin at the same time!!
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All these videos are vey helpful, but you could improve on them if you could talk about the steps and walk us through
+TheDaniels5s Thanks for your suggestions! ...I only try to give some ideas about how to do an upholstery project...the interested student should find the path, apply some common sense and find the missing answers.
skill skill S K I L L. need I say more
Thanks for watching!
The Global LP 1768-2-SNB AUT sewing machine that you told me about a couple days ago (double stitch) looks like it can sew corners. Check out the video at 42 sec: czcams.com/video/pbrWsBig_LM/video.html
Yes, some 'twin needle sewing machines' have a mechanism to stop in upper position one needle while doing corners.
Awesome! Where do you live in Mexico?
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