Spend a full day working on your own upholstery project in a relaxed, supportive studio environment. Learn traditional and modern upholstery techniques, guided by an AMUSF-accredited upholsterer.
The Friday Upholstery Club at The Polster Project is designed for hobbyists, improvers, and experienced makers who want high-quality tuition in a small group setting.
All instruction is provided by an AMUSF-accredited upholsterer, ensuring professional standards and strong foundations in traditional craft skills alongside modern techniques.
Participants bring their own projects and progress them with tailored, one-to-one guidance throughout the day.
Complete beginners
Upholstery hobbyists and improvers
People restoring sentimental furniture
Those developing professional-level skills
Small group sizes ensure focused teaching and personal attention.
Day: Every Friday
Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Format: Bring your own project
Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced
Group Size: Small & limited
Choose the option that suits your project and schedule:
Single Day
£130 per day
Ideal for trying the class or working on a small project.
Block of 3 days
£345 total (£115 per day)
Perfect for skill development or medium-sized projects.
Block of 6 days
£600 total (£100 per day – best value)
Recommended for larger or more complex pieces.
✔ Tuition from an AMUSF-accredited upholsterer
✔ Guidance in traditional & modern upholstery techniques
✔ Use of professional upholstery tools and equipment
✔ Friendly, relaxed studio environment
Materials, sundries, foam, and fabrics are not included in the class fee.
Friday Upholstery Club students receive reduced prices on all materials and fabrics purchased through The Polster Project.
Places are limited and booking is essential.
Email: katrin@thepolsterproject.com
Phone: 07443 658970
If you’re unsure whether your project is suitable, please get in touch before booking.
Please reach us at katrin@thepolsterproject.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
No — beginners are very welcome. Tuition is tailored to your level and project.
Most small to medium furniture pieces are suitable, such as chairs, stools, footstools, and drop-in seats. Please contact us beforehand to discuss.
It depends on the size and complexity of your project. Many people choose block bookings to allow enough time.
You may learn traditional techniques such as spring tying and hand stitching, as well as modern methods including foam and webbing — depending on your project.
No. Materials and fabrics are charged separately, but students receive reduced prices on items purchased through The Polster Project.
No - all professional tools are provided. You’re welcome to bring your own if you prefer.
Classes are taught by an AMUSF-accredited upholsterer with professional training in traditional and modern upholstery.
Numbers are kept intentionally small to ensure individual attention and high-quality tuition.