Learn three ways to join welt beading piping ends for upholstery

Awesome!!

This was great, Thanks!

I've used this on a bench seat before, I didn't have enough vinyl to make a continuous strip for the bottom piping. So, I joined two strips like you showed, and it was hidden by a plastic cupholder that screwed onto the front of the bench.

But.. it was my own truck seat. I wouldn't do it on a customers seat.

Awesome video! Your the best for sure. Thank you for the video. I appreciate you my friend.

i just love how you fine tune the work, and I'm so thankful you are willing to share your knowledge.

Technique 485 is genius. Thank you! I will be using this!

Thanks great video, keep them coming. 👍

Very useful stuff here, thanks buddy.

I've done each of those tricks in my 30 years of upholstery. But, there is still the way that doesn't show at all. All very good. Everything you said was 100% right. This other guy sanded the back off of the vinyl so it would lay flat without bulk. I've used all your methods. I've yet to go as far as that. Can't see it either. Many times I've needed longer welt. But I also do many classic cars and you do not want a splice in them.

I enjoy your channel.

Hey, I was wondering if you have any tips for re-wrapping a steering wheel? Looking to restore mine myself

Excellent technique! I was only familiar with the first one. Thank you for sharing!!

This is "Thank You #79"

Nice demonstration. Thanks for sharing.

Excellent instruction how best to join welt cord. Thank you

Great tip thank you!

Excellent work!! I've done this process and looks awesome. One other thing you can do is take a drop of super glue on the ends of the welting cord so they don't shift.

Great video. Very handy lesson

Question where to source upholstery supplies online... ie leather matching threads weld cord...the locking j tabs for seats...snaps etc

Question I want sew new seat cover ..

What techequie or stitching is required for air bag area's do need a special thread or stitch

Love this technique.

Amazing ! thanks for sharing

I've not seen your best method for joining welts before. Excellent!! Thanks for sharing it!

Sweet

nice! obvious uestion maybe - that was a piping foot, right?

Question. How do you know where to lay your welt on the main material when sewing as you are doing here? Does the finished welt's inside edge go right on your seam allowance? In other words, how do you know where to position your welt so it is in the right place when the finished armrest is done? Thank you!

I was seeing more and more of your videos because I want to reupholster my little 89 Accord someday, I always wondered how welts were made. I found our video at the top searches, finished it and I just knew I had to subscribe. Great videos!

Perfect 👌🏻

Nice! Thank you so much! Great teaching👌

Nice technic

What foot size should I get for what size of the welt? way to many choices...

Great technique thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊

Thanks

Great tip. I am going to change my ways when it comes to joining welt. Thank you Richard. Fred.

Thanks!

Pure art!

Great tip. Thanks!

Where can i get atool for my consew to put cording on my is 226 consew walking foot