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May 16, 2008

Upholstery Courses - More Information

As promised I have added some basic information on the upholstery courses including a descriptive of building up a chair from the bare wood to the finished piece.  My wonderful son is helping me build a website with more detailed information but in the meantime please contact me by email if you are interested in receiving more information.

The information can be found be clicking on UPHOLSTERY COURSES AT THE ENGLISH ARMCHAIR ABROAD at the top of the page on the left.

Failing all else this UPHOLSTERY COURSE link should work!

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  • It seems to me that this has to be the most boring part of a blog...who wants to know anyway? On the offchance here's the basics: I've been married to the same person for 26 years and counting...and don't want to change. I have (we have) three handsome boys: 21/19/14 We have lived in a wonderful part of France for the past 14 years Before that we lived on a boat and sailed not around the world but around as much of it as we could for three and a half years. Before that we lived a fairly predictable life in London I started upholstery in 2002 and have been registered to work as an upholsterer since 2007. It's something I love. Since the demise of my husband's toy business we have both had more time on our hands which we have filled with animals: bees, chickens, geese, ducks and a couple of weaners Life is good but we are not living the good life!