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The Business Of Upholstery / marine cushions
March 30, 2011, 06:18:40 am
Hi - I have an opportunity to do some marine cushions but frankly, I have no idea how to price the labor. Any suggestions would be of great help. I'm up in New England. They are interior cushions -most likely going to use Sunbrella. I have stock priced. I would like to be competitive but also concerned of being too low.
Thanks
Nora
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General Discussion / ottoman
October 04, 2010, 05:46:11 am
Hi - I'm working on a long ottoman w/ a striped fabric. The width of the fabric is  1" short on each side from where the original boxing/welt was stapled. Would you add 1" to the boxing height, or would you add additional fabric on each side. This would make a seam though so I'm not sure which way to go since I'm soooo close.  I've pulled it so tight to the original welt line, the tacks kept popping out! Good thing I was wearing my glasses - yikes!
Any thoughts?
Nora
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General Discussion / 1/2 hp too fast?
September 29, 2010, 08:57:40 am
Hi all and thanks for everyone's reply re: good service/sales people in New England. Looking at different machines..Is a 1/2 Hp too fast?
Nora
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Looking on I'd rather be safe than sorry w/the clear oil too. I'll stick with it.
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Hi - I live in Mass and need to buy a used walking foot machine. Does anyone know any reputable sellers/servicers in the New Eng area?
Also, I have an old Singer 241-13 and someone told me I could use light-weight motor oil in it instead of sewing machine oil - is this true? Tad nervous about this one...
Thanks!
Nora