Upholstery Techniques & Projects

by David James

“Contains individual furniture projects that are clearly illustrated by the author with cross-section diagrams and fabric-cutting layouts. An excellent textbook for an advanced upholstery class and a cost-effective purchase.”—Library Journal. “Like a visit to a top upholsterer’s workshop....A much needed resource for those reupholstering antique furniture.”—Fine Woodworking.

240 pages, Paperback

First published December 31, 1994

About the author

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David James has worked in upholstery since leaving school. He teaches upholstery at the university level and has recently been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by Buckinghamshire New University. His recent work as an upholstery consultant includes wall coverings and projects involving the restoration of historic upholstery.

Reviews

[Catherine Woodman]

This was not beginner enough for me on first read--I chose a few books that had well delineated measurement as well as finishing instructions for my first projects, but may return to this later--once I try to tackle some of the more challenging projects that are present in our house!

[Hailemariam]

if it is possible o want to download this book freely