How to Upholster an Arched Cornice with Trim & Nail Heads

In this 2-part cornice series you'll see how upholster a gorgeous arched cornice. First, we pre-upholster the frame with batting and interlining. This is an important part of the process for us. The interlining helps us position the final embroidered fabric. Once we cut and determine pattern placement the seams are stitched and pressed open. Then we set the fabric with pins into the interlining and make as many adjustments needed until every motif is centered and balanced. Watch to see how this cornice comes to life while picking up valuable tips and techniques. You'll learn why we cut the self-welt on the bias and see how to apply it. If you enjoy this video, you'll love part 2 where you can see the finishing touches and the final reveal. Each part will have an extended cut posted on Patreon for anyone wanting to see even more detailed explanation and deleted footage. Thank you, John Tomasek, for your expert carpentry skills!! Check out https://homesewingdepot.com/ for upholstery tools and supplies. Use code TULLY10% for a 10% discount. Free Music by OlexandrMusic Download Free Music: https://bit.ly/3ikZxuF Soundcloud: https://bit.ly/3u4ehyg YouTube:    / olexandrmusic   Official: https://www.olexandrignatov.com ►► SUBSCRIBE:    / @tullydraperyshop   ►► PATREON:   / tullydraperyshop   ►► INSTAGRAM:   / tullydraperyshop   ►► WEBSITE: https://tullydraperyshop.com/ #TullyDraperyShop #HowTo #LongDrapes #LongCurtains About Tully Drapery Shop: Tully Drapery Shop is an award-winning custom drapery workroom/ boutique drapery design shop. We create bespoke window treatments and bedding designed and fabricated specifically for each project. We serve interior designers and decorators, architects, contractors, and hospitality. With 20+ years of experience and meticulous attention to detail we carefully handcraft your designs. If you need design assistance, we provide consultation services from measuring to sketching to material sourcing and presentation. We offer on site design consultation with your client to determine functional needs and personal décor style preferences in order to create the perfect blueprint for your client’s challenging windows. You can request a drapery consultation, custom workroom quote, or ask any questions by emailing us at [email protected]