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Baseball Stitch - Car Steering Wheel Automotive upholstery

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706K views 10 years ago
✅Any donation to support the channel will be much appreciated! Paypal : cechaflo@gmail.com ✅Get our courses at: https://www.cechaflo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Due to some good circumstances I have considered convenient to re-upload the videos related to steering-wheel stitches. I want my interested users understand and practice the basic hand sewing stitches and start becoming familiar with them. Procedures would be almost the same on real wheels. You could do this practice on some 'flat cardboard pieces' as shown or on some piece of 'broom poles' or 'pvc plastic tubes'...either way. At this moment, I am working on the first promised course 'How to leather-cover a steering-wheel', one single piece, one joint', following the efficacious 'trial and error method'. I am convinced that everybody could learn 'how to' following this simple method...it is only the beginning for complex design â€Ś...more
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Baseball Stitch - Car Steering Wheel Automotive upholstery
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2014Dec 7
✅Any donation to support the channel will be much appreciated! Paypal : cechaflo@gmail.com ✅Get our courses at: https://www.cechaflo.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Due to some good circumstances I have considered convenient to re-upload the videos related to steering-wheel stitches. I want my interested users understand and practice the basic hand sewing stitches and start becoming familiar with them. Procedures would be almost the same on real wheels. You could do this practice on some 'flat cardboard pieces' as shown or on some piece of 'broom poles' or 'pvc plastic tubes'...either way. At this moment, I am working on the first promised course 'How to leather-cover a steering-wheel', one single piece, one joint', following the efficacious 'trial and error method'. I am convinced that everybody could learn 'how to' following this simple method...it is only the beginning for complex designs! After mastering this first method, you would be able to understand and learn another methods used to leather-wrap wheels...I mean...there will be more, related video-courses: How to leather-wrap a wheel in two, three or four sections; how to get the molds, how to leather-wrap the plastic trims, how to print logos, etc. I hope You Enjoy this Video! Cesar

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