Patterning a Forward Lateral Panel for Car Seats - Upholstery Basics Car upholstery
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This is another interesting basic video that would make us, get a better understanding of how to do the 'forward panels' on car seats.
Needless to say, all of these basic videos are intended to people who is starting to learn this beautiful and lucrative art.
Follow my instructions and in a very near future we will be together performing 'real size upholstery projects'.
I hope you find this video useful!
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Que bueno que enseñe a coser pegar vivo con buena máquina 😀😃
Thank you, professor, for easily transferring your knowledge.
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Attention to Detail: EXCELLENT
Said it before, your a great craftsman. Thanks for sharing you talents.
Very good video! Thinking of removing the fabric cover on my car seats and sew my own leather covers. This tutorial is just fantastic!
Thank you so much for the great tutorial! Thanks to you, I have the confidence to tackle re-doing the upholstery on our boat!! Thanks again!!
You are welcome!!!... I'm so happy the videos are useful!!!
Wonderful video from a master of the craft
your sample pieces far exceeded anything i ever tried. nice work
Albert perez porras, Que bien que hayas tomado una decisión correcta y empezado a aprender este interesante y lucrativo oficio. Sigue mis cursos y muy pronto te convertirás en un buen tapicero...estos videos básicos son solamente la base y el comienzo de un largo camino que vamos a recorrer juntos muy pronto, desarrollando proyectos de tapicería en tamaño real (asientos de carro, cielos, puertas, asientos de moto, tableros, alfombras, etc.) y completamente gratis en you tube. También tendré algunos videos a la venta, como los relacionados a los volantes y algunos sofisticados...éstos van a estar en la página web.
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Thank you for your time in making these videos.
amazing works! :)
Amazing tuto. Very well done again. Just a must for upholstery's lovers..tks à lot for sharing your knowledge..
Great Video you are definitely a True Craftsman !
Very good thank you for showing in such detail.
I love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing this
Most Excellent!
Thank you for the very informative video on the seat cover. We have tried it and are very proud of our first result thanks to a great teacher!
I'm so glad the video is useful!
Henrik Wenn Nesset, Thanks for subscribing! ...I've never stumbled upon BMW seats yet, sorry. I'd like to give you some idea, but I can't figure out what about?...unless you would send me some pictures to give an opinion.
Video was great. Started sewing a few years ago making cornhole bags. Now looking into doing auto upholstery. You had a great step by step video. Looking at getting a Juki.
Do not discourage to enter into the upholstery field! It is not so difficult as it seems. If you have the basics, just some tips to start out. Juki is good sewing machine trade mark...an industrial, walking foot is the good one.
Thanks for watching the videos!
Love your videos; I always see thing that I'm doing the hard way. Thanks for putting these together.
Joe Albert Thanks for watching my videos!
Thanks Cesar! Another great video!!
Bo Lindgren Thanks for nice comment!
As always, I love to see your videos. Fascinates me their concern about small details. Whenever congratulations!
Carlos Renato Buzine Thanks a lot for appreciating my job!
nice job l lobe it wow...congratulations ..
Love you're videos,the details are awesome,thank for teaching you're skills!
7salado Thanks for kind remarks!
Thank you for posting been a great help!!!
You are welcome!
Thanks for watching the video!
thx for all the help got the juices flowing....well done wish i spoke spanish
I'm so glad the video was useful for you!
You are welcome to the channel!
grande!! grandes tus videos. muchisimas gracias por compartir estos conocimientos tan valiosos. Soy un joven español que se quedo en paro hace un año y he decidido aprender este oficio. muchisimas gracias por compartir estos conocimientos. un saludo!
Albert perez porras tine merito explicarlo tan bien, aunque usted no hable pero gracias por su esfuerzo hace que sea mas facil compreder lo que usted quiere transmintir.
Terrific work! I love your videos. I appreciate all the techniques you provide. I learn something new with each video.
rcapacheguy Happy, that my videos are useful!
Im astounded of the true nature and persistent you put into leather work your craftsmanship is amzing could watch you for hours. i would really love to learn this trade. must take yrs of patience & practice to get to this leval. there is one thing though
how many times have you had that needle punctured your finger nail. your finger is so close to that needle. just curious. i cant even imagine what the pain must feel like.
thamks for all your videos and the time you have taken to show us. your skills..👍
Great skills again. Very, very clear methods. Thank you.
+Barry Jones As mentioned, after watching these basics it would be easier to understand real seats.
You are welcome!
If some more information, we have thre basics for sale:upholsterytrainingprograms.blogspot.mx/p/store_3816.html
+Cechaflo thats great thank you.
+Barry Jones You are welcome!
Gracias por la informacion Cechaflo! Una pregunta. Pude usar una machina regular de fabrica para coser cuero o vinilo?
gracias cesar.saludos desde Oklahoma
B Galvan Same greetings from great Mexico!
Tenho aprendido muito , inclusive a costurar melhor com as suas técnicas de mestre.
Muito obrigado mesmo.
Balbino de Jesus I feel happy knowing that my videos are useful!
+Cechaflo As always well explained
Work made easy !
thank you
+Yas You are welcome! ...I'm glad, you've found the video useful!
Cesar felicidades por los éxitos alcanzados, a la distancia saludos y abrazos para tí y toda la familia...
Hermes Abanto Te agradezco bastante tu amable comentario, aunque todavía no hayamos logrado el éxito deseado! Muy pronto estaré visitándolos. Envío muchos saludos y un fuerte abrazo para toda la familia, en especial para mi tía Genara...no me he olvidado de mi familia.
Lo sé mi querido hermano tus saludos han llegado a cada miembro de la familia. Te esperamos, al igual que a Martha y mis sobrinos. Un abrazo...
Really Impressive!
I'm Swapping standard fabric to whole leather in a BMW e46 with Sports seats. The seats got expandable side supports with a compressor and an air-pocket that stretches the current fabric. Any idea how to sew this with leather? :)
My mother who got 20'ish years of experience with sewing had a few idea's, but she suggested me to ask if you have stumbled upon something like this before. :)
excelent
Thanks for watching!
I go 1/4 inch over on my measurement and sew 1/2 inch over. Do use this approach? or stay with exactly 1/2 over and 1/2 sew allowance? I do marine stuff and it seams to help keep wrinkles out.
+highvelocity123 Sometimes, I use 1 cm seam allowance and other times 1/2" of an inch...both seam allowances are OK.
thanks
You are welcome anytime!
Thanks for watching!
I waited all day for this video because CZcams does not tell me, as usual.
That yellow stuff is the one used in French couture?
Enjoyed seeing: You seam to side!
Video - spectacular class!
Thank you for this great video, like all others.
Balbino de Jesus Thanks again for watching my videos!
what thread are you using? , im a begginer and im watching your videos, very helpful continue doing more.:)
Fantastic video! It's such a great help!! How do you work out foam compression for when you want a tight fit?
Lee Kitson Great, this video is useful! ...Foam compresion is handled according 3 different densities: soft, medium and hard density. I have used a soft density foam for this sample...check:
www.google.com.mx/search?q=soft+foams&espv=2&biw=911&bih=429&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=DQ9mVap_jpfKBILbgJAE&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#tbm=isch&q=soft+medium+and+hard+densitiy+foams
There are also hard bonded foams also clasified in 3 densities ...check : www.google.com.mx/search?q=bonded+foam&espv=2&biw=911&bih=429&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=LA5mVZSyKtanyAS7loCYCw&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ
Thanks for the videos. What's the reason for cutting the sidewalks into several sections? Looks?
I suppose you're referring to the 'zizzag cuts' which I did to indicate the extension of material was interrupted at that level. Most of these videos are just simple basic demonstrations that would help us understand real upholstery projects in a near future.
Thanks for watching these videos!
Dear Chechaflow! superb tutorial thank you! I have to recover my VW bus seats with new vinyl and now have the confidence to do that. Is a Pfaff 145-H2 a suitable machine for this purpose? any tips much appreciated. Kind regards Paul (The Netherlands)
+Emco_Emco I'm glad the video is useful! ...The sewing machine you mention is similar to the 1245 I use.
Hello again - maybe you can help me here?Ive changed to a 138 thread using a size 21 needle; the lower tension seems to be too much as its dragging the thread to the bottom.
I have seen your video on how to adjust the tensions, but I either have to back the screw on the bobbin cap so much the screw comes out or tighten the upper tension so much the thread breaks under the tension.There doesn't seem to be a balance where the thread locks in the centre of the fabric I am sewing together.Any advise would be very much appreciated.Thank you
It sometimes happen when the hook point of the shuttle catches the thread loop formed in the needle eye too slow. When the timing is slow it makes tighten the upper tension harder than normal. Even so, it is a little difficult to balance the bobbin tension by loosening the little adjusting bolt. The solution would be to move forward a very little the hook point.
Hopefully this video helps:czcams.com/video/pQGPdiY6m9U/video.html
Some upholsterers try to straighten the little steel adjusting sheet by pulling it. It could work out but it is not correct.
@@Cechaflo wow id of never thought of that, your knowledge truly blows my mind.Thank you so much for this.
@@Cechaflo I have moved the needle bar as you suggested ( I think ) but really don’t want to try unless it’s in the right position or very close to it.
I have made a short video of how the hook meets the needle scarf hopefully you can view it and tell me if this is correct.Many thanks in advance.
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Awesome videos! Question my friend in one of your videos “leather on a plastic dashboard “ the color of the leather was blue, but I want to know what was in your jar of adhesive . It seemed to work damn good . Can you advise me on where I can purchase the glue you used. Thank you Sir!
I used upholstery yellow glue (brushable): czcams.com/video/o2xeezdF8Ss/video.html
If you are in USA these products are similar:www.ebay.com/p/1158244263
www.amazon.com.mx/Masters-Contact-Cement-8oz-Master/dp/B00BZXB2FI
www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-Weldwood-128-fl-oz-Original-Contact-Cement-00273/100139723
Chechaflo, thank you for your great videos. Could you please tell me what gauge ,thickness your pattern paper is. i believe you call it stationary cardboard but I can't find it anywhere. Where do you get ir? Thank you.
Hello, The thickness is 0.1 mm. You could get it at an office depot or from another supplier. Unfortuantely, I do not know the precise name. Hopefully these links would help:www.jampaper.com/Folders www.jampaper.com/blog/different-paper-types/ You could use a similar, not necessarily the one I use in the video.
Welcome to this channel anytime!
What is the yellow tape made of? Thank you for an excellent video for a beginner on unholstery, I do wish you'd spoken as well though?
If you're referring to the 'piping vinyl strip' it's just a ribbon cut of same vinyl material. A 'plastic pipe or cord' is wrapped around to give shape. It's used to reinforced the seams, besides as a ornamental piece.
Please, watch a sailrite video:czcams.com/video/-mkt_NzrZjc/video.html
It was the piece you laid flat to reinforce the back of the fell seam I was wondering about? Thanks for responding. I watched the video anyway, and realised I should have been cutting into the piping edges to ease the corners when I recovered my sofa, it would have made life easier. I'll know next time.....
Una pregunta es necesario poner manta aparte de la esponja delgada cuando se hacen esos diseños con costuras ? Y para atrás de la doble costura puedo husar el mismo material ?
+betty cuadras Si es importante poner la manta en la parte posterior para que los 'acolchonados' no se deformen y queden contenidos en las partes que se cosieron...para hacer un 'acolchonado' se requieren 'tres capas' : la 'capa superior' puede ser de tela, vinil o piel; la 'capa del centro' corresponde al material de relleno y puede ser el 'hule espuma/esponja', lana, etc.; la 'capa inferior' es la de refuerzo y puede ser de manta, o alguna tela resistente delgada, ésta ayuda a formar los 'acolchonados'.
cechaflo una pregunta importante cuando uno corta un patron sea el que sea cuanto en pulgadas se le puede dejar de mas?
Si usamos el sistema inglés como medida estandar usamos 'la 1/2" pulgada(1.25 cm aprox.)
Si usamos el sistema métrico decimal usamos 1 cm
Ambas medidas pueden usarse para 'las tolerancias de costura' en tapicería.
Yo me acostumbro mas con la tolerancia de 1 cm.
+Cechaflo gracias !!!!!!mil
Hi I’ve been watching so many of your videos they are so informative gaining so much knowledge massive thank you for sharing all of this.
I’ve got a pfaff 1245 and would like to know what needle and thread size you recommend for topstitching vinyl with 4 mm foam underneath?
Qual é o tipo dessa sua máquina, parabéns pelo belo serviço
Es una Pfaff industrial, triple arrastre 1245-706/47
can I sew my leather by itself, without applying the backing and foam? then after im done with the pattern, glue it to the cardboard?
Yes, you could do it that way.
+Cechaflo thnks, I think it will be easier to manage with the different designs..I will send you pics of finally product. .
I'd be glad waiting for.
where can we find the the sorta foam you are using as a cushion ?
didier asselin I am in Mexico and I can get different polyurethane foam densities and thicknesses at any upholstery supplier (retail and wholesale). I don't know where are you located?
Google internet is a good place to find suppliers...check please:
www.foamonline.com/types.php?cartID=60c3bb9c2dad8a63cb4d8c79932cefdb
www.foamportlandor.com/blog/
www.foamorder.com/upholstery-foam.html
Hope it helps,
Cesar
Excelente !!! lo haces ver fácil... donde estás ubicado amigo
Gracias por el comentario...de hecho, todo aprendizaje/enseñanza debe ser fácil de digerir...si se siente complicado, el método de enseñanza/aprendizaje puede estar incorrecto.Gracias por ver los videos!
Estoy localizado en México.
+Cechaflo la verdad estoy muy interesado en aprender tapicería lastima que aca en tx ni hay manera de aprender físicamente
Do you have a video on how you emboss the logos into the leather
jermaine shephard Not yet, but at at any moment, I will post a related video-tutorial...I only have an informative one: czcams.com/video/B17_u0EWJOQ/video.html
Thanks for following me on you tube!
Cechaflo j
si te compro el video ,cual es para 1carro & mueble?
Los tres videos básicos (de venta) enseñan a entender procedimientos para carro y mueble:
upholsterytrainingprograms.blogspot.mx/p/store_3816.htm
Can you share a supplier of the threads you use for hand sewing?
Gordon Mulcare I am in Mexico, sorry Anyways, I am sending you some related links:
www.google.com.mx/search?q=tenara+thread+for+sale&espv=2&biw=1093&bih=514&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=Bl1iVdDqNMP5yQSQtIKADw&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&dpr=1.25
www.google.com.mx/search?q=polyester+sewing+threads+in+USA&espv=2&biw=1093&bih=514&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=5V1iVY_MGMOBygSHvIH4CA&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&dpr=1.25
In the Hogring forum, you could find interesting upholstery topics...upholsterers from many parts of the world sharing useful tips.
www.thehogring.com/auto-upholstery-forum/auto-upholstery-forum-group4/beginners-questions-forum7/tenara-thread-thread2045/
Necesito tener un prensatelas especial para hacer lo del piping? Grasias de antemano !!!
Estimada Betty, en este video desde el minuto Cuatro:54 se muestran diferentes prensatelas que pueden ser usados para coser el 'vivo'. El que es plano de izquierda y derecha sirve para coser cierres y para el vivo. Los otros acanalados son exclusivos para 'vivo'. czcams.com/video/_QHSX8rXIXo/video.html
Cechaflo muchísimas grasias!!!
buenas maestro, saludos desde peru, me gustaria que hages un tutorial de alfombrado maestro.
Alvaro Omar Oblitas Canchari
Gracias por ser un seguidor de mis videos! Ya tenía contemplado publicar un video básico relacionado a las alfombras ...vamos a preparar una maqueta para mostrar como se hacen los cortes de la alfombra.
Sólo te podría adelantar alguna información...los carros de fábrica llevan alfombra que fue moldeada con calor en una prensa que lleva las matrices 'macho y hembra'...esta alfombra lleva en el revés una cubierta plástica que con el calor se ablanda y toma la forma del molde.
La alfombra que los tapiceros usamos (1.80 mt ancho) para retapizar, se trabaja en forma diferente, esta no se estira y si le aplicas calor para darle formas, la puedes quemar... ¿Entonces que hacen los tapiceros para trabajar éste material? ...simplemente hacer cortes necesarios para dar la forma del piso.
Te envío alguna información útil relacionada:
www.thehogring.com/auto-upholstery-forum/auto-upholstery-forum-group4/auto-upholstery-tutorials-forum6/how-to-cut-sew-carpet-in-a-classic-car-thread1864/
Este maestro hace un trabajo de cortes muy parecido al que yo hago...este foro es muy interesante para aprender algunas cosas muy buenas en el campo de la tapicería. Observa que la alfombra va extendida sobre un 'bajo alfombra' que es un material para aislar el calor.
www.google.com.mx/search?q=auto+carpet+interiors&espv=2&biw=1093&bih=514&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=bzuKVafwO4OhyASCha9A&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ&dpr=1.25#imgrc=OeRSYZuoqdRY-M%253A%3BlKFoGTHwQj6OdM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.gahh.com%252FPHOTOGALLERY%252F113_carpet.JPG%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.gahh.com%252Fmercedespictures.php%3B900%3B600
En estas fotos puedes apreciar un método diferente que consiste en sacar varios moldes en papel de moldear y luego cortar todas las piezas necesarias que estan ribeteadas en sus bordes.
Espero que encuentres algo útil con esta información.
Cesar
Si maestro gracias, bueno hoy fui a querer comprarme una pfaff 1246 como la que tiene usted y me dijeron circular o recta, le dije pa tapiceria, recta me dijeron, pero esas makinas k pregunte son adaptadas, la makina de usted es recta, para ir a comprar ya con seguridad.
+Alvaro Omar Oblitas Canchari Hola Alvaro, La máquina industrialque yo tengo es la pfaff 1245-706-47, triple arrastre, mesa plana, de una sola aguja, puntada máxima de 6 mm (por cierto es una versión antigua, original alemana que lleva una plaquita de metal con la marca y número de serie en la parte de atrás lado derecho)...las que son imitación sólamente le pegan un 'sticker de plástico'. La máquina que tu mencionas, me parece que da mas puntada, algo asi de 9 mm...pero me parece que no es original, fíjate en la parte de atrás a la altura de la palanca que regula las puntadas y reversa...si no trae la placa de metal va a ser de imitación de la China...su precio nueva está en 2000 USA dollar aprox....una original alemana cuesta más. Con las máquinas que llevan 'pata de rueda' también se puede tapizar...se usa más en la zapateria... lo ideal para tapiceria de carros y muebles es la de 'patas planas' triple arrastre.
La que te ofrecen si son las chinas, salen buenas...si es usada, paga a lo mucho la mitad del precio.
Otras marcas conocidas para trabajo pesado son la Consew 226, Juki LU563, Durkop&Adler 767, 867.
Para una mejor idea:
www.eltallermilmoldes.com/2011/04/maquina-de-coser-plana-de-triple.html
Kk credo tantos CZcamss q falam falam ! I esse sem nenhuma palavra a gente intende tudo !Vlw mano🧔
Thanks for kind comment!
En el video veo los patrones como con 1/2 pulgada ?
No recuerdo, pero creo que las tolerancias de costura están a 1 cm.
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+Victor Manuel Sanchez Hola Víctor, la máquina que utilizo es industrial, versión antigüa, Pfaff 1245-706/47 , triple transporte, fabricada en Alemania, para trabajo pesado con agujas desde 110=18, 140=22, 160=23 hasta 180=24. La primera 'pata/pié' es para hacer costuras planas; la segunda 'pata' que se muestra es acanalada y nos ayuda mucho a coser el 'vivo' o cordoncito plastico de refuerzo para un tapizado.
Gracias por seguirnos en nuestro canal de you tube!
oyga maestro un aprosimado cuanto sera el presio d la makina
+Cervando Landeta Hola Cervando, estas máquinas usadas salen aproximado de 8,000 a 15,000 pesos. No te aferres sólo a este modelo, también hay otras marcas de máquinas industriales de triple arrastre que hacen lo mismo como la consew, juki, durkop&adler. En el DF hay lugares donde reparan máquinas industriales y se encuentran buenas ofertas, también en Leon-Gto. Checa en Veracruz:
paginas.seccionamarilla.com.mx/palafox/venta-de-maquinas-de-coser/veracruz/cordoba/-/centro/
mi máquina es la pfaff 1245-706/47
adonde puedo consegir el tipo d tu makina d coser yo soy tapicero daludos
+Cervando Landeta Depende de donde se encuentre...los talleres de reparación de máquinas de coser, tienen algunas a la venta...hay lugares especializados que venden máquinas usadas...por internet tambien ebay
www.advancedsewing.com/usedsewingmachines/pfaff.html
www.miamisewing.com/specials/may-specials.htm
machines/industrial-walking-foot-leather-sewing-machine/1094563745
www.ebay.com/bhp/pfaff-1245
yo vivo en acayucan veracruz mexico
muchas gracias por su ensenanaza senor .mi maquina es para coser cuero y desearia saber si le puedo adactar para coser el cuero en dos agujas si usted me puede desir como y si es posible gracias de nuevo
+Lilia Villamil Gracias por ver nuestros videos!
No tengo idea que tipo de máquina tiene Ud...lo normal es coser con una máquina que tenga una sola aguja...si su máquina viene con dos agujas, es útil cuando hacemos puntadas dobles o francesas.
Seguimos a la orden para cualquier sugerencia relacionado con la tapicería.
La máquina q cose pieles sirve para coser tela
Para telas de tapicería si sirve. Aveces es necesario cambiar la aguja gruesa por una mas delgada, puede ser una 18 (110)
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Thanks for watching!
Hi I’ve been watching so many of your videos they are so informative gaining so much knowledge massive thank you for sharing all of this.
I’ve got a pfaff 1245 and would like to know what needle and thread size you recommend for topstitching vinyl with 4 mm foam underneath?
Also what kind of point should the needle have for the best looking finish?Thanks again🙂
A 110=18 needle size would be Ok A 120=20 size is slightly thicker and it also works out good. These thin needles are for thin threads. Standard upholstery thread #92 would be useful for the blind/closing sewing and for the topstitching.
But if you want to topstitch with a thicker thread, let's say the standard 138 size you would need a 130=21 as a minimum to not pierce too big holes in the vinyl material. The 'closing sewing' should be done with 92 thread size and 18 needle size.
Informative related video: czcams.com/video/vtfrcDS5WJQ/video.html
@@seanburke1999 A wedge point needle would be useful for vinyl and leather.
..."The leather needle has a wedge shaped point which gives it the piercing strength it needs to penetrate heavy fabrics like leather and vinyl. The needle makes a very clean hole in the fabric, so mistakes are costly".
www.superiorthreads.com/education/needle-guide
@@Cechaflo thank you so much your a legend 🙏