Needlework: Simple tutorial on how to sew and cover a Lexus Rx200 back seat

in #hive-1279112 years ago

Hello everyone

Happy Easter to everyone in this amazing community! I am very happy to be here with you guys today to share a tutorial on how to sew and reupholster a Lexus RX 200 back seat.

Before anything, how are you celebrating the death of our lord, Jesus Christ, because His death has saved us from the hand of our enemy and given us freedom?
Please permit me to apologize for not being active these few days. This is just because the phone I use for my blogging spoiled and it took me a while before it was fixed. I pay money at the first place to fix a screen for me, but I end up fixing a screen that doesn't last for a day, so I have to pay another amount of money to do that, so once again, I am sorry.Back to business. Today I want to post a tutorial on how to reupholster a Lexus back seat. This is going to be really interesting; please go through each step and, at the end, you will learn something. And I will be using photos for my illustration.
Let's get started.
It took me about a week to complete this seat.Firstly, I loosen the seat from the car to my shop with the help of a spanner and screwdriver. Here is a photo of it.

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After losing it to my shop, the next thing I do is remove the back seat from the main seat for easy measurement, as well as the side of the seat. Here is the photo:
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The next thing I did was for me to go to the market and choose the lather that would be suitable and also match the interior of the car so as to showcase my work. Here is the photo:
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The next step is to measure out each joint of the seat with the help of tape. Photo
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After the measurements, I now transfer the measurements to my leather and cut it out. Image
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After cutting it out, I now seam it to form the shape of the seat by pressing it directly on the old leather on the seat, and then I use chalk to draw out the line that exactly matches the original one and seam it out, or you can cut out the old fabric from where it was sewn and place it on the new fabric and seam it out. all the same. Photo
IMG_20211014_124735_806.jpgAfter i shape it i now place it on a foam and cum it together and cut it out. To make my finishing smooth and beautiful
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After that i now sew it with my sewing machine exalt the way the old one was photo

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After sewing, I now cover the seat with the new leather.Here are the results: IMG_20211018_081142_845.jpg
Finally i new tight back has was before and then fix it on the car
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Wow, this is nice. The end of the tutorial. I hope the tutorial is well explained.
Special thanks to @crosheille, @needleworkmonday, @lauramica, @kattycrochet, and all the members of this community.Remain blessed. That is why we celebrate the death of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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For a job to take you up to a week for you to finish, I must say it's not as easy as explained, you are doing a great job here, well done @mosesessien. Your work is always nice and neat.

Thanks so much I really appreciate such a nice comment on my post

This is amazing. You are really bless with a beautiful skill. Keep it up, the outcome look so beautiful

Well done boss


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Hi @mosesessien, you have done a great job with this sofa, it looks like new, you have a great talent to do these projects.

Cheers!