I am a Custom Decorator now but owned and operated my Canvas and Awning Company for almost 25 years. I have designed and fabricated everything from all boat work, automotive, draperies, slipcovers, wedding gowns, airplanes which all have to be FAR a certified. Hospitality. You name it I’ve sewn it. This was great!! Not much excites me or impresses me. You made me want to open my shop again........ oh snap LOL

I grew up with a mother who was very crafty and always sewing and making something and as a young boy learned how to sew. As I got older my love for cars led me to seeing the upholstery as something similar to what my mom taught me so as a teenager I experimented with taking my 1st car apart and unstitching the seats, making a pattern much like my mother did with her projects then figured out how to reverse engineer auto upholstery. Jump to 6 years later I am starting my own auto upholstery business in 1996 and now 22 years later it seems that I have done just about it all. But when I watch your videos they are full of information where sometimes I'm like why didn't I think of that, I feel like I am learning things all over again. Especially with these little attachments you made that would make things so much easier and faster to duplicate pieces rather than eyeballing it. I immediately went to eBay to see if I could buy some to fit my Juki LG-158 36" long arm but I can't find any attachments for my machine that are for sale. I am curious if you have made any more that you may be interested in selling a set? . Also, my machine has the capability to run dual needles, the threading tensioners and path is already there (I can't remember if the 2nd bobbin mechanism is installed yet) it just doesn't have the 2nd needle and feed feet mechanics & possibly the bobbin mechanism installed yet. I saw a new version of my machine I checked out while doing my searches for attachments (see photo below) that showed a machine set up for a single needle but what appeared to be an attachment so that the arm that lifted the single needle and foot actually had a 2nd needle and foot hanging off to the left. Rather than a whole 2nd set of mechanics to work the 2nd needle and 2nd foot like I have seen other versions of my machine that were running dual needles compared to my single needle setup. Same went for the foot/feeder it was double wide. So even though that machine much like mine only had the mechanism for a single needle and foot, its attachment made it have a 2nd needle and foot hanging off to the left of the main parts. So with just attachments that machine appeared it could easily go from single to double needle setup (unless I am wrong and these are not attachments but permanent). But I don't see why they couldn't be made into attachments for machines like my Juki LG-158 to be able to easily run single or dual needles. Where I was told when I bought my machine it would be best to have 1 setup as a single needle and a 2nd as a double needle because trying to reconfigure the machine was too much of a hassle. This could be due to the salesman wanting me to buy a 2nd expensive machine that he had rather than recommending I buy attachments that he does not. But having a single machine setup like this I saw you could go from single to double needle with just a quick changing of the feet. I was curious if you seen a system like this? Or have bought/made one for yourself? I am very interested in getting one, a versatile set of attachments is much better than a shop full of $5,000+ sewing machines where each can only do one specific stitch. i.postimg.cc/8PH4N0M1/s-l500.jpg

I Cechaflo I love your work your are a very good teacher my friend. I try to learn upholstery for my boat. i think whith you it's a piece of cake. thank you for share. john from France

It appears you can design, sew, invent...what's next? You should have a patent rights to these new presser feet designs...Amazing mind and hands, plus the heart to share! Wow :)

As always you show “how easy it is” to do things :-) You do really good work and Thanks for sharing your skills with the rest of us that are trying to learn to master the sewing machine.

Absolutely a true craftsman. Awesome skills 👏

I can not thank you enough for sharing your artistry.

I can see making the guide plate, but the addition of the guide to the walking foot had to be a challenge. Very nice!

Thank you, I always wondered how those seams were perfect

Thank you SOOOOOOO much for sharing!!!!! I'm so very glad I have found your videos!!! You are a true perfectionist!!!! I'm learning ALOT from watching you do what you do best!!! I truly appreciate your time sir!!!!💖

Люблю смотреть ваши видеоролики. И многое из Ваших уроков применяю на практике. Здоровья и успехов! Храни Господь!

Always love your videos.

Muchas gracias por todas las clases . HICE mi primer par de sandalias.con el molde y le agregué la inicial . Bendiciones un abrazo dé LEONEL de la FLORIDA.

Muchas Gracias por su tiempo se a ganado un nuevo suscriptor, estaremos al pendiente de nuevos videos , y ayudandolo con su "like " para que su canal siga creciendo, Thank you so much!!!

Very big thank for video. Instead of first device I'm using magnet. Very usefull and easy to place and remove. But second device I was looked 2 months specially for pfaff. And You helped me greatly!! Now I'll buy it on aliexpress. You made my life more comfortable! Thank You so much!!

Wonderful, very creative. My son came to work with me in the tapestry and is beginning to sew to sew. This video was extremely instructive to teach you how to sew straight in 1cm. Many thanks! Jesus Christ, bless you!

This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

You are a master of your craft, and a genius inventor. Thanks for sharing your ideas with us.

amazing and inspirational as usual...I love both of the guides...

always fun creating things for machines, especially when they work great... Thanks for sharing

Very nice! I didn't know about the different foot type for specific jobs? Interesting will browse around and see what we found.

I am from Morocco and offer you my salute for your mastery of the work

Thanks that’s so cool. This machine can sew 🧵💕

Always such beautiful, clean lines with your upholstery. You are by far the most talented and meticulous upholsteror on KZfaq! Thank you so much

Top sua idéia, parabéns

Да вы Чертов гений . Приятно вас смотреть . Все подробно и понятно

Спасибо! Очень позновательное, красивое видео! 🤩

I like the way these pieces make sure your lines are straight and even. Great stuff.

That was relaxing to watch.

Great job.

Espectacular... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Hace unos meses busqué este tipo de pie en Aliexpress, porque anteriormente lo había visto en algún vídeo de Leather Seats, y está realmente bien pero es un poco caro... lo que nunca habría imaginado es que alguien tendría la habilidad para hacerlo partiendo de un pie normal, y resulta que ese alguien ha sido súper César!!! 😉😉😉😉😉😉 Creo que modificar el pie no está al alcance de cualquiera, pero comprarlo es muy buena idea si se quieren obtener costuras perfectas. Tal vez me plantée comprarlo en el futuro ahora que he visto cómo funciona gracias a usted y a su hijo, que nos ha mostrado unos primeros planos impecables! Muchas gracias a los dos, como siempre! 👍👍👍👍

Ah, using the spring loaded guide along the "ditch" of the seam is a very nice tip. Thanks

Very talented sir. I enjoy your videos as an upholsterer myself.

You made a great job on it mate really nice vid keep it up frend don 🤠🇬🇧👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️

Excellent 👍 work for this mashine....staching

sweet!!

this is simply amazing

Fantastic attachments. I need to go and make them for my machine.

Grande profissional, pra mim nota 1000000000000000

Muito. Bom costuro em uma durkopp triplo e consegui uma duas agulhas barra alternada ajuda muito seu trabalho é perfeito parabéns de Brasil mg

Amazing tool, good job

master of stitching

Sin duda usted tiene la bondad de compartir su amplia experiencia. Muchas gracias!! Y si pudiera le daba doble like...

Can you please make a video of how u made the pressure foot guide...I m sure many fans of urs will be very grateful to u..hope u will do a video on it soon.. ..by the way u inspire us a lot to do upholstery..I have learnt a lot from u .. thanks a lot..

👍👍👍рукастый👍👍👍хорошая задумка🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

well done!!!

Very Good!

Hola don César no cabe duda que uno no acaba de prender con usted saludos desde Portland or y gracias nuevamente por enseñarnos su talento ....

Thank you so much!

Good tip thank you brother

Sou do Brasil! Parabéns!!

Ce super !

Good sharing 👍

Thank you very much for this.. vid

Thank you for the video.

Cechaflo , always the master ! Nice attachments to make or buy . I have an old ALFA rotomatic that I use to make shade-sails for the home and upholstery , but would love a walking foot machine , what in your opinion is a good second hand machine , that will handle say a soft-top canvas for a Jeep ? . Thanks .

Thank you

Too Cool!

Thanks a lot!

Consew 206 RB1 walking foot. Bought for $1100.00 over 20 years ago and it was a year old. Works li,e a brand new machine!!

Nice work

Muito bom, prático e eficiente vlw pelo vídeo.

im a 4th gen upholsterer and have 25+ years experiance sewing.....the #1 tip to all up and coming upholsterers is to STOP worrying about "mastering" the machine the sewing is the easiest part of any job....Focus your effort into creating true and actually straight patterns and the rest will come easily....the real skilled/experianced guys know that 99% of the quality comes from the prep work prior to sitting down to sew!...if your patterns are straight your seats will be straight...plain and simple

muchas gracias maestro tenga un buen dia

Very good

Genial muito bom

Like my favorite KZfaq Channel High skilled gentleman

Какой молодец лучше чем женщина шьёт супер,я не смогла бы. Молодец.

Qual seria a distância entre o guia e o ponto da agulha 3/16 ???

Son buenos esos tutoriales

رائعة جدا وشكرا لك

Просто прекрастно, мне не вероятно интересно как такие красивые швы можно делать)!?

Thanks for YOU good job yes its good job

like, very useful tutorials

Wow that's really cool. I need to make a foot like that.

איזה עבודה נהדרת ! לא יאומן, כמה שצריך לעשות בשביל כל רכב, ורכב, בנפרד !! עבודה מושלמת !!!

love it especially number #2

Thank you. Only one question, how do you zoom and get such great focus while your hands are busy. I loved this video in that it's no fluff and all content and I get to witness a true professional. My biggest take away was to go slow and manually do reverse. Thanks again for your generosity.

Отличный урок!!!👍

Спасибо.Понравилось.

*классная машинка!!!*

Thank you Cechaflo for your many video's. What is the name of the pressure foot with the spring in it?

Nice.

Wonderful hands thanks for sharing I love those sewing feet can you advice me where can I get em and does it work with any sewing machine? Thanks

Somebody actually used staples!! I have stapled vinyl work together for over 30 years!! LOVE seeing quality and integrity!!

Perfeito

Nice

Está de parabéns para ele essas costuras fica ótima

wonderful

Q buenos videos

Nice attachments. The second attachment is one I don't have and I'd like to try and make one.

Nice 👍👍🇨🇦

Hola CECHAFLO me gusta tus videos por eso me suscribo gracias

Meu sonho de consumo

все просто , тоже подумывал как сделать упор. спасибо

Love your videos thanks for sharing. My question is it possible to convert an straight stitch industrial machine into a walking foot machine. Thanks

Woooow

Muito bom vai ajudar muitos tapeceiros

👍👍👍🙏super

I made a square plastic piece with an earth magnet on the bottom which does the same thing.