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Part Two: Upholstering.
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| Judy cut some 1" dacron fill to cover and soften the board. She added two layers, each long enough to wrap the end pieces. She tacks the dacron on using staples, and smoothing it to eliminate bunching. She adds the second layer and staples sparingly. |
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She aligns her fabric to the
center of the board and tacks it into place top, bottom, left
and right. This is simply to provide some tension and even the
dacron out. Now is a good time to make sure that the fabric is
straight and centered. She sets a few staples along along the top and sides, keeping in mind that these might have to be removed later on as the profile develops. |
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| Judy fits and tensions her fabric, staples into the edge to maintain the profile and then staples the extra fabric onto the back of the plywood. |
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When the profile is finished, she will even out the fabric by pulling away from the center and bottom, stapling the top and sides. One last check that the pattern is straight and centered and that the dacron is even and smooth, then it's on to the welt. |
Upholstered
Cornice:
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plus $4.00 S&H
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