Slip Cover for a Kitchen/Bar Stool - Professional Tips and Tutorial for All Levels

Having edited this video I realized there were two little bits of film footage missing. The first is how I actually finished joining the piping together on the cover top. This you can find on the footage for the drum seat cushion if needed. Having posted this film. I realized that I hadn't pointed out, you can staple the cover onto the underside of the stool seat if you preferred not to deal with ties or elastic. The second part was when the battery ran out when filming the closing of the side seam. I show you how to cut it and am then pinching the fabric together. Make sure that you take the measurement from the flange and not the outside edge of the piping as that would make it too loose and you would have to re-adjust it. I have been in the upholstery and interior decorating business for 30 years, as well as teaching these subjects both privately and in colleges. I have drawn on my years of teaching to put this video together and hope to have answered all your questions. Please feel free to ask questions and I will try to answer them for you. No need to throw out your kitchen stool because the fabric is cracked. Please check out my new channel Culinary Skool Reject, where I share my passion for cooking.