The skilled human element
Spring is a crazy time for upholstery shops, and we’ve been feeling it in St. Paul. . . But somewhere between emails and messages and
Spring is a crazy time for upholstery shops, and we’ve been feeling it in St. Paul. . . But somewhere between emails and messages and
Six years ago, I was sitting in my mom’s upholstery shop, eating lunch, reading a book. She was out of town. I was just holding
Here’s something I hate: walking into a restaurant and not knowing what  to do. Do I sit? Do I wait?  Is it the pick up
We have this very wonderful rule in our house: Whoever reupholsters the furniture gets to call dibs on sitting in it. Isn’t that a great
Working on furniture is much easier when you have sawhorses that are appropriately designed for the task –Today, we’re going to show you how to
It’s official!! We survived our YouTube adventure!!! Rather than tag/link all the tools and products we used as we went, we decided to do one
This week on YouTube, we’re (finally!!!) wrapping up Aunt Bea, HOORAY!!!!! As a last hurrah I decided to dive into a very sticky topic of
This week on YouTube, we’re starting the outsides on Aunt Bea, HOORAY!!!!!! In the months leading up to this section, I gave considerable thought to
When I was little, I had a best friend. She was an only child. Her mom was a dental hygienist. Â Her dad collected civil war
Cushions are tricky business. “Comfortable” is endlessly subjective, and the margin of error is alarmingly small, considering that foam and fabric are notoriously imprecise I
Dear students, colleagues and friends
We have made the difficult decision to close FLC. To read more about what this means, click here. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of your upholstery training journey over the last 6+ years – we can’t think of any community we are more proud to be a part of.
Sincerely,Â
Cynthia Bleskachek & The FLC Team