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January News from the Workshop
How has the first month of 2022 gone for you? It feels like Christmas is an age ago now and the past month has flown by! January is usually the month I use to plan exciting things for the year ahead. I’ve been busy doing that as well as spinning several other plates!
Make Memories this Mother’s Day and celebrate with an Upholstery Workshop in Cheshire
Now that things are easing, why not take the chance to treat your mum this Mother’s Day to an upholstery workshop experience in Cheshire, that she will remember for a lifetime?
Rocking new life into your rocking chair!
Do you have an old rocking chair that’s been in the family for years, it holds many memories for you but is now worn? It’s miserably sat outside in the garage or shed because you can no longer use it and you don’t know where to start with the restoration...
Struggling with storage? Fed up with boring mass produced products? Why not learn to make your own at an upholstery workshop….
Are You Thinking Of Starting Upholstery As A Hobby? How To Create The Perfect Workspace At Home.
The truth is, I started my upholstery training years ago for several reasons; one of these was because it was a release from my stressful job.
The second more important reason was because we were mid-way through a huge renovation project on…
Are you thinking of starting Upholstery as a hobby. What tools do you need to get you started?
The truth is, I started on my upholstery training years ago because it was a release from my stressful job. It gave me a purpose to learn from others and up my skillset while taking my mind off the challenging day job.
I’m not a person to…
A story of a Monkey, a Puzzle and a Tree…
A story that starts with a tree which's name resonates with the reader... Originally the tree's name is Araucaria and it originates from Argentina and Chile. The tree came to the United Kingdom in 1834. One man seeing the tree for the first…