Furniture Upholstery for Schools : By Emil A. Johnson
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Then place more stuffing on the top of the seat, rounding out all irregularities. This is called double stuffing, and work of this kind is termed double stuffed work. Hair is extremely resilient, and used for this purpose adds life to the seat.
FIG. 39 Moss will answer the purpose. Place a layer of cotton batting over this. Then a piece of muslin is finally tacked over all.
Fig. 37 shows the muslin partly tacked, and the two layers of material rolled back. Keep the mushn smooth, especially at t...he corners, cutting away all surplus material.
Use a cover of soft material rather than one of leather or sub- stitutes. Secure it in place hke the mushn, only tack it under the lower edges of the frame and fold it carefully at the corners as illustrated in Fig. 38. The process of blind stitching is plainly shown. When the seat has been covered tack a piece of cambric underneath. The hard-edge seat is then finished. Fig. 39 shows the completed cricket.
MAKING A HARD-EDGE SEAT 47 Figs. 40 and 41 illustrate double stuffed hard-edge seats utilized in chairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then place more stuffing on the top of the seat, rounding out all irregularities. This is called double stuffing, and work of this kind is termed double stuffed work. Hair is extremely resilient, and used for this purpose adds life to the seat.
FIG. 39 Moss will answer the purpose. Place a layer of cotton batting over this. Then a piece of muslin is finally tacked over all.
Fig. 37 shows the muslin partly tacked, and the two layers of material rolled back. Keep the mushn smooth, especially at t...he corners, cutting away all surplus material.
Use a cover of soft material rather than one of leather or sub- stitutes. Secure it in place hke the mushn, only tack it under the lower edges of the frame and fold it carefully at the corners as illustrated in Fig. 38. The process of blind stitching is plainly shown. When the seat has been covered tack a piece of cambric underneath. The hard-edge seat is then finished. Fig. 39 shows the completed cricket.
MAKING A HARD-EDGE SEAT 47 Figs. 40 and 41 illustrate double stuffed hard-edge seats utilized in chairs.
What to read after Furniture Upholstery for Schools : By Emil A. Johnson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Emil Aldren, 1875- to read onlineMoreLess
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