Imposters Syndrome

Classic case of Imposters Syndrome

Jen smoothing the red diamond-tufted velvet seat of a restored bed bench.

I’ve learned the vast majority of my skills from a master-upholsterer, but I’m not one. I’ve studied as an interior designer, but I’m not one. I manage my finances as an accountant, but I’m not one. And I try my hand in marketing, but I’m not one.

I whole-heartedly thank this romantic diamond-tufted, velvet bed bench for reminding me that my qualifications in passion, inspiration, dedication & care matter.

It is always special when a project gives you more, than what you give it. I was sad to let her go but she’s gone back to her rightful owner, just in time for Valentines day.

Happy Valentines Day!

Original pale pink diamond-tufted bench cushion standing beside its detached curved wooden frame.

Close-up of the bench underside showing old jute webbing, tied upholstery supports and a furniture makers guild label.

Bench seat turned upright to reveal its original underside construction beside the detached wooden base.

Red velvet marked with white chalk guidelines for the diamond-tufted upholstery pattern.

Long upholstery needle resting across deep folds of red velvet during diamond tufting.

Close-up of the completed red velvet diamond tufting with fabric-covered buttons.

Hand smoothing a corner of the restored red velvet bench beside a colourful flower arrangement.

Restored red diamond-tufted bench with curved wooden legs beside pink flowers and foliage.

Completed red velvet bed bench with diamond tufting and a curved wooden frame against a dark wall.

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Imposters Syndrome

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