How to Recover Chair Cushions DIY | Reupholster Dining Chair Cushions

Recovering chair cushions simple and easy method! The Southern Girl shows you how to recover your chair seats with having bulking corners, how to select, calculate and cut your fabric for outstanding results! The TBT Rewind!
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[sherrylewis]

I'm a visual person. The drawing explaining how to determine the fabric needed is priceless. You made the complicated easy. Thank you.

[eliseskeie]

Almost bought 2x the amount of fabric I needed and I’m sooo glad I watched your video and caught my mistake. Thanks for the drawing and measurements 🙏🏼

[emowensby]

Great video and explanation. Glad I kept scrolling beyond the first one that popped up!

[snipe]

This is the only video that told me what to do to be able to reattach the seat. Thank you.

[loisbarber]

The "Smiley Face/Necktie" techique for corners is the best method I have ever used! thank you for teaching us!

[virginiamoss]

Excellent tutorial! Much more thorough than other demonstrations. Thank you.

[PLTuttle]

This is the best post I have seen on recovering chairs! You made the fabric math so easy to understand, and I loved how you explained the difference between fabric types.

[trudy]

Thank you so much! I especially liked the chart showing how much fabric to buy.

[johnyanus]

You were the best at explaining Our chairs came out fabulous! Thank you so much for your easy explanations and making it look so easy, which it for beginners.

[jameslovelace]

Perfect Southern Girl, you have shown this Southern Guy that I can re-cover my aging dining chairs, thank you lady!!!!

[rachelbeddes]

Thank you!!! People bunching up corners like tissues and calling it a tutorial.... this is the corner I was looking for

[abicrane]

This video was SO helpful, I’m giving this a go next week as I’m upcycling an old dining room table but changing the chair covers was the most daunting part for me, until I watched this video! Thank you so much!

[Marge]

This is the BEST instructional video. I have reupholstered three benches using your smiley face/necktie technique, and I am watching this again because I am now going to do my six dining room chairs next. I have watched this video a million times! Thank you! 🙂🙂🙂🙃

[amirahbey]

I REMEMBER THIS FROM THE FIRST!!💞💞💞 And I still get compliments... thank you!!

[deborahpetipas]

I'm so glad you posted this! I'm about to recover diningroom chairs too. I was stumped on how to choose fabric. You answered several questions before I asked. The necktie corners are a super helpful hint. now out to shop for fabric.

[kathsch]

Love the butter knife method Great visual and spoken directionns. Very clear & concise. I'm ow going to tackle my 4 chairs with confidence.

[kristinebernier]

I love your video! You made it so clear and easy to follow, especially for beginners. Thanks for posting this!

[bettyboyett]

Thank you! About to do my first reupholster 😊 Have a blessed day!

[angelaclinton]

Just back to say thank you again for your relaxed and easy to follow tutorial. You have a flair for teaching! Since I tuned in this morning I have completed my project to my total delight and satisfaction. I'm very grateful to you for sharing your skills.
All the best ☘️

[adamrachel]

Thank you for this! I’ve watched so many videos looking for a good tutorial about how to make the corners neat, and you explained it so clearly and it worked perfectly!