How to Wash and Care for Different Fabrics
Some fabrics are more difficult to maintain than others. Read our guide and know how to care for different fabrics!
How-To
Do it your self guides and how-to ideas.
How to Make Different Book Sleeve Styles
Do you want to preserve your favorite book? If so, you can make a DIY book sleeve. Here’s how and the different styles you can make.
How to Make a DIY Upholstered Valance
Valances are one of the latest interior design trends. Read our guide if you want to know how to make a valance.
Head Banger: How To Bang Out Your Own DIY Upholstered Headboard
Headboard upholstery fabric – DIY design ideas
Dealing With Difficult Fabrics
Are you working with difficult fabrics in your current upholstery project? Here’s how to deal with these burdensome fabrics.
Back To Work: How To Have Your Lobby Design Style Working Overtime
nd hook you up with great upholstery option ideas to help you really pull together the look you’re after. Let’s get your office entryway design style really working overtime for you.
Putting Your Back Into It—Saving Chair Backs From Being Boring
Your chairs don’t have to be dull! Here’s how to reupholster your chair backs so they’re as stylish as the rest of the chair.
How to Get Rid of Insect Pests in Your Upholstered Furniture
Ever settled down with a good book in your favorite armchair only to feel something wriggle under you? It’s quite an unnerving situation. You may even be reclining on your deep-seat sofa and notice something crawling across the armrest: insect pests.
5 Ways to Take a Funky Sniff Out of Second-Hand Upholstery
ying second-hand or “pre-loved” upholstered furniture can be a really great investment. The price is usually a big winner, and if you’re lucky, you can get some good quality furniture. With an even bigger pot of luck, the furniture item’s upholstery may also be in tip-top shape. At least, until you spend some time sitting on the sofa. That’s when the smell may strike you!
How to Stop Red Upholstery Fabric Dye From Transferring to Clothes
Not all textiles are created equal. Each red upholstery fabric type takes on color or dye differently. Some need to go through a dye process once, while others will require many passes in order to achieve the same vibrant shade. The same goes for the type of dye you use. Natural dyes are more muddled and tend to be less transferable than their manufactured counterparts.