Furniture designing and draughting, notes on the elementary forms, methods of construction and dimensions of common articles of furniture (1914)
Nye, Alvan Crocker · New York, The William T. Comstock co · leaf 56
the extra quantity of hair may notraise the seat too high. The hair is placed on the webbing foundation and covered withburlaps. The edges are then stitched by passing a needle in at theside, out at the top, and then back again to the side, and so forth,until the entire edge of the seat has been… … c\iuk ccytnmetm wtR. BURLAP tumn WSUIU COVU JUT w r/irrEnino 1 UPHOLSTERY blocs V ^ UPHOLSTERY. 53 and through until it is a trifle lower than the edges. This makes afirm, somewhat hard, hair cushion with its edge a little higher thanthe rest. The hollow is then well filled with hair, and over this…
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