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  • outdura fabric by the yard

    When your patio furniture, porch swing, or boat seats need a refresh, Outdura fabric by the yard lets you buy exactly what your project calls for. Outdura is known for solution-dyed outdoor fabrics de read more

  • headliner fabric for classic car

    Bring Back That Factory-Fresh CeilingA sagging, faded roof lining can make even a beautifully restored cabin feel tired. Choosing the right headliner fabric for classic car projects is one of the simp read more

  • is batting necessary for upholstery

    Is batting necessary for upholstery? Strictly speaking, you can staple fabric straight over foam, but most upholsterers wouldn't skip it. A thin layer of batting is the quiet difference between a chai read more

  • upholstery foam firmness chart

    An upholstery foam firmness chart takes the guesswork out of choosing replacement cushion foam. Whether you're reviving a saggy sofa, padding a dining chair, or building a cozy window seat, matching c read more

  • outdoor fabric durability

    When you're sewing cushions, awnings, or umbrellas, outdoor fabric durability decides whether your project looks fresh for years or fades and frays after one summer. Sun, rain, mildew, and constant us read more

  • off white headliner fabric

    A sagging, stained, or faded car ceiling can make an otherwise clean interior look tired. Off white headliner fabric is one of the most popular ways to restore that fresh, factory look, because its so read more

  • solution dyed acrylic fabric

    If your outdoor projects have to survive sun, rain and salt air, solution dyed acrylic fabric is one of the smartest choices you can make. Color is added to the acrylic while it is still liquid, befor read more

  • upholstery foam shop

    A great reupholstery project starts beneath the fabric, and our upholstery foam shop is built to help you find the right support for every seat. Whether you are reviving a sagging dining chair, buildi read more

  • sling fabric

    A sagging, faded seat doesn't mean your patio chair is finished. Sling fabric is the tough, open-weave material stretched across outdoor chair and chaise frames, and replacing it is one of the easiest read more

  • upholstery batting by the yard

    Whether you're reviving a dining chair or building a tufted headboard, upholstery batting by the yard is the quiet layer that makes a finished piece look smooth and feel inviting. Buying it by the yar read more

  • sunbrella contract fabric

    When seating sees hundreds of guests a week, ordinary upholstery wears out fast. Sunbrella contract fabric is built for exactly that kind of traffic, combining the brand's well-known solution-dyed acr read more

  • rust outdoor fabric

    Rust outdoor fabric brings the warmth of autumn leaves and sun-baked clay to your patio, porch, or poolside, all year long. This earthy shade pairs beautifully with natural wood, wrought iron, greener read more

  • headboard fabric

    The right headboard fabric can turn a plain bed into the focal point of your bedroom. Whether you're building a DIY upholstered headboard from scratch or refreshing a tired one, the material you choos read more

  • headliner fabric swatches

    Choosing the wrong shade for a car ceiling is an expensive mistake, which is why headliner fabric swatches are the smartest first step in any headliner repair. A small sample lets you hold the materia read more

  • upholstery foam fire resistant

    Choosing upholstery foam fire resistant enough for real-world use is one of the smartest decisions you can make when rebuilding a sofa, recovering dining chairs, or outfitting a restaurant booth. The read more

  • is outdoor fabric good for bags

    Is outdoor fabric good for bags? For most projects, the answer is yes. Fabrics made to handle sun, rain and patio furniture wear also hold up well to daily hauling, which makes them a smart choice for read more

  • all weather outdoor fabric

    The right all weather outdoor fabric keeps your patio, porch and poolside looking fresh season after season. Whether you're recovering tired lounge cushions, sewing a shade canopy or making throw pill read more

  • upholstery padding material

    The right upholstery padding material decides whether a chair feels plush for years or flattens within a season. Whether you're reviving a dining seat, rebuilding a sofa cushion, or padding a headboar read more

  • upholstery foam cushion

    A flat, saggy seat can make even beautiful fabric look tired. The right upholstery foam cushion restores shape, support and comfort, whether you're reviving a vintage armchair, refreshing a window sea read more

  • foam for upholstery projects

    The right foam for upholstery projects decides whether your finished chair, bench, or sofa cushion feels supportive for years or flattens within months. Fabric gets the attention, but the foam underne read more

  • upholstery foam 3.5 inch

    Choosing upholstery foam 3.5 inch thick gives you a comfortable middle ground: plush enough for everyday seating, yet slim enough to keep furniture looking tailored. Whether you are refreshing a worn read more

  • upholstery foam 2.8 density

    Why Choose Upholstery Foam 2.8 Density?When a cushion needs to hold its shape for years, upholstery foam 2.8 density is one of the most reliable choices you can make. Weighing about 2.8 pounds per cub read more

  • foam for upholstery

    Why the Right Foam MattersChoosing the right foam for upholstery is what separates a chair you sink into happily from one that sags after a few months. Whether you are reupholstering a dining chair, r read more

  • cotton blend chenille fabric

    Cotton blend chenille fabric brings together two things every sewist wants: a velvety, touchable surface and the everyday practicality of cotton. The fuzzy, caterpillar-like yarns create a soft pile w read more

  • headliner fabric for boat

    A sagging, stained, or mildewed ceiling can make even a well-kept cabin feel tired. The right headliner fabric for boat interiors restores a clean, finished look overhead and stands up to the damp, sa read more

  • interior roof fabric

    A sagging, stained or faded ceiling can make even a well-kept vehicle feel tired. The right interior roof fabric restores a clean, finished look overhead. It also softens road noise and adds a layer o read more

  • sunbrella acrylic fabric

    When your project has to live outdoors, Sunbrella acrylic fabric is the material many sewists, upholsterers, and boat owners trust. Because the color is added to the fibers before they are spun into y read more

  • upholstery foam cover

    A fresh upholstery foam cover can turn a tired seat, bench pad, or window seat into something that looks custom-made. The foam provides comfort, but the fabric you wrap it in protects it from wear, sp read more

  • chenille pillow fabric

    Few textiles feel as inviting as chenille pillow fabric. Its velvety, tufted pile catches the light, softens any sofa and makes a simple throw pillow feel custom-made. Whether you're refreshing a livi read more

  • contract outdoor fabric

    Hotel pool decks, restaurant patios and rooftop lounges put seating through far more than a backyard ever will. Contract outdoor fabric is made for that reality, standing up to constant use, strong su read more

  • upholstery batting for headboards

    The right upholstery batting for headboards is what turns a plain board and a length of fabric into a soft, polished piece that looks custom-made. Batting smooths out foam edges, rounds off corners, a read more

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