Johnson, Emil Aldren, 1875- · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 31
UPHOLSTERING CHAIR SEATS 27 stitute of same color and finish as the front is tacked and the edges covered with gimp. It is a good practice to tack a piece of cambric under the seat frame for sanitary reasons indicated in a previous chapter. A SET-IN SEAT. — This form of seat is very convenient for… … FIG. IQ made for thick material and genuine leather. Attach webbing and burlap in the usual manner; then form the hard edge as described previously. The hard edge is shown in Fig. 17 together with tow, wadding, and muslin, and Fig. 18 shows the seat ready for the covering after the trimming of the…
Upholstery
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