Upholstery refers to the adding of padding, springs, webbing, fabric, or
leather to furniture in order to make it more attractive and
comfortable. Often, the upholstery of a piece of furniture is the first
thing to need repairing - a service which can be costly. This little
book contains a comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide to reupholstering
household furniture. Complete with helpful diagrams and handy tips, this
guide is perfect for those with no previous experience and will be of
great interest owners of vintage or antique furniture with an interest
in learning how to reupholster it themselves. The chapters of this book
include: Materials, Stuffings and Sundries; Loose Seats and Pincushion
Seats; Dining Chairs with Stuff-Over Seats; Stools, Slipper Box, Kiddy's
Fireside Chair, Fireside Made Easy; Cushion Seat Easy Chair, Hammock
Chair, Wing Armchair, and many more. We are proud to republish this
antiquarian text here complete with a new introduction on the history of
upholstery.