The video excerpt provided shows trimming excess fabric and leaving about two to three inches when wrapping fabric around corners, which is a preliminary step for stapling a cushion corner. The actual stapling process isn't explicitly detailed, but here's a breakdown of how you typically staple a cushion corner, based on common upholstery practices:
- Pull and Fold: Pull the fabric taut around the corner of the cushion. Create a clean fold on one side of the corner, pulling the fabric smoothly.
- Secure the First Staple: Staple the folded fabric in place close to the corner, but not directly on the corner itself. This first staple holds the initial fold.
- Create the Second Fold: Fold the remaining fabric over the first fold, creating a layered corner. Aim for a neat, mitered appearance.
- Secure the Second Staple: Staple the second fold in place, overlapping the first staple slightly.
- Continue Stapling: Add more staples along both folds, working your way back from the corner. Maintain even spacing and tension to avoid puckering. Trim excess fabric if necessary, being careful not to cut too close to the staples.
In summary, stapling a cushion corner involves folding the fabric neatly, securing it with staples, and trimming any excess fabric for a clean finish.
