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testimonials

Poppy who has an upholstery business finally made covers for her tub chairs

Even though Poppy have been sewing for 50 years and has made a few covers, but she claims she has "never been terrifically happy with the results." Until Poppy joined Eeze Covers Academy.

Tub chairs can be really daunting even for accomplished cover makers. It's challenging to get the cover to sit into the curved back.

I'm really happy when Poppy showed me not only 1, but 2 tub chairs with perfect fit on curved backs.

Dianne mastered covering a Parker Knoll Chair with awkward wooden arms

"I found the prospect of tackling the arms on this chair especially a bit daunting. But again, the tutorial proved itself and gave me the confidence to trust my pattern, go ahead and cut the fabric. 

I must admit that I am really pleased with the result."

Although this chair looks quite simple, it's actually tricky because of its little awkward wooden arms. I'm proud that Dianne has mastered this awkward shape!

Frances no longer fears cutting clients' fabric incorrectly after learning the Eeze method

"Thank you, Paul Sweeney for sharing your slipcover making skills. I used your method and I am beyond thrilled. I love your method. I just wished I knew it years ago! 

The way I created slipcovers before was more draping. I'm definitely not one to wing things with other people's fabric. 

With your method, the only fabric I could destroy is mine!!! Plus, it's easier if you are using a printed fabric.

Thank you for all your instructional videos. They are great!! So grateful for your knowledge."

Mary no longer feels overwhelmed when clients request for covers... even with a no-stretch fabric! 

"I have made a few covers for myself with stretchy fabric, regardless if I was off on the sewing or not it still fit. I felt a little overwhelmed though when I was asked to make 2 of them for a client with a no-stretch fabric. I purchased a pin fitting tutorial, but I felt like a pin cushion when I was sewing. And I had to use the seam ripper more than I'd like to admit. 

I found your tutorial very easy to understand and follow. Repeating some of the steps for emphasis is also helpful. I definitely would recommend your method after watching the tutorial and making the pattern."

Mary has been sewing for over 50 years, but she's so worried about making a pattern for a slipcover. But after joining the Eeze Covers Academy, she adds..

"Now that I know your method works, I will be offering slipcovers more than often. This first slipcover job paid for the course. 

It offered different furniture styles that go beyond the basics."

Julie from the US has been making slipcovers for years using the "reverse pin" method until she discovered the Eeze method

"I have been making slipcovers for years for family and friends using the “reverse pin” method. But I have always struggled with a couple of areas on couches and chairs.

Paul’s patterning method makes more sense to me, and I feel more confident that the product will come out even better. I found the tutorials easy to follow.

I like how Paul explains how to figure out where to make relief cuts and wrap the fabric around a piece of furniture. In the tough areas that I have struggled with, Paul has made the process much easier for me.

I feel I have wasted money on other courses as they did not give the detail that Paul has or the great results.

After watching several of his videos, it became clear that there are other ways to get a tight, professional fit other than my reverse pinning way.

The patterning and cutting training videos are quite easy to follow and Paul explains everything very well.

I cannot get enough of them. Keep them coming, Paul!"

Giselle finally tackled her FIRST slipcover  and refreshed the look of her chair

"I really enjoyed doing this tutorial, well explained, and easy to follow. This is my first ever cover.

I have my own soft furnishing business making blinds and curtain, but never tried anything like this before. Love trying new things!

If I had taken my chair to other upholsterer or bought a new chair, it would have cost me far more than the tutorial’s membership fee. This way, I have learnt and still learning new skills and I also have a new chair."

Raymond who has a thriving upholstering business in Scotland  finally gave making slipcovers a go... and nailed it!

"As an upholsterer who has spent his entire working life in the trade I can highly recommend Paul’s course. Although I occasionally did loose covers, I really struggled with them and I found them to be fiddly and time consuming.

Paul's course has transformed the way I think, pattern, cut and sew for loose covers. The benefits of his course really become apparent when you physically put them into practice. Just my honest and reasonably educated opinion."

Raymond is an upholsterer with a thriving business up in Scotland. He was a little apprehensive about joining my training tutorials at first, but he told me he has always struggled when it comes to tailored covers. He’s not the only one.

But look at his wing chair cover he did after signing up for my course. As you can see, he totally nailed it!

Marlena from Greece followed my tutorials and created this fabulous fitted cover masterpiece!

"The tutorials are very good and very well explained and the price is right. I like your methods."

Marlena's cover not only fits perfectly and looks beautiful but is made to a professional standard. She is more than good enough to start a new business and start offering this fantastic make up to customers on a professional basis.

Now is a great time to start learning this trade not only because it’s easy to learn but because there are only few cover makers around anymore and even less that can turn out work of Marlena’s standard.

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