How to Use Blue Upholstery Fabric
Blue is a classic color that is the perfect choice for your upholstery project. Here’s how to use blue upholstery fabric!
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The Ins and Outs of Upholstery Fabric: All You’ve Ever Wanted to Know
Are you working on your first upholstery project and have questions about upholstery fabric? Here, we answer the most common questions!
How to Make and Upholster a Body Pillow
Are you struggling to find a body pillow? Just make your own! Here’s how to make a body pillow that you’ll love.
Boucle and Our Top-Rated Alternates
Boucle fabric has been a serious trend. But are you interested in discovering some alternatives? Here are a few of our recommendations!
Trending Textiles And How They Perform
There are new trending textiles every year. What can we expect for 2022?
Skip The Purchase Pain, Repurpose Your Way To New And Green
As the world gradually gets back on track, you’ve probably noticed all that pent-up demand is causing price surges pretty much across all categories of consumer goods. And shipping? Jeesh. Shipping is a mess. Clearly, a demand capacity threshold has been reached — and wildly exceeded.
Interview with Master Upholsterer, Nicole Crowder.
Nicole shares with us her well earned expertise, and wisdom about the world of upholstery.
Tuft Love: How (And Why) To Tuft Your Couch
Today we’ll take just a bit of the tough out of tufting so your upholstery project doesn’t take the stuffing out of you. We’ll explore what tufting is, the most common types, and we’ll set you up with a selection of DIY tips and tools to get you on your way to taking your reupholstery project to the next level.
Skip The Delays: Make Your Sofa Like New Today
In the spirit of taking a bit of a “glass-half-full” approach to the current delays in getting new furniture we thought this would be a great time to revisit one of our favorite topics reupholstery.
Measuring 101: Get The Fabric You Need For The Furniture You Love
Because change is hard. And finding just the right furniture was a pain in the proverbial booty last time. Do you really need to go through that just because your furniture is beginning to look more frat house appropriate than chic or family friendly?