Fixes for the long term: Whether to reupholster depends on a budget, an object’s value to owner
Ernie Derricott, owner of Ernie's Upholstery, lays down a strip of leather destined to be part of a chair cushion onto backing foam.
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Ernie's Upholstery owner Ernie Derricott traces out the pattern for a dining chair seat.
Part of upholstering a chair is extra support for the outer fabric. Ernie Derricott, owner of Ernie's Upholstery, adds glue to backing foam.
MOSES LAKE — Diana Derricott said there are three questions people should ask themselves when they’re trying to decide whether to reupholster furniture.
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