Champagne

Hello all,

I rarely have time to develop new stuff these days, at least not outside of the confines of current full interior projects.

I designed an integrated door armrest pad with traditional piping a few months ago for a full project.
I showed that one already:


But many of you requested French seams instead of piping and I was able to do just that in my current project.

That gave me the opportunity to fill some of the requests. This is one of them:









Thanks

Paul

AO

Nice work as always, Paul!

touque

very nice! French seams =

F451

Bee-u-tiful!

And all of a sudden my arm rests are shabby looking and totally unexceptable.

hacker-pschorr

French seams look very nice - i must be the last person left who prefers piping.

hans14914

That looks really good Paul.
Hans

laufenOutLoud

they both look very good. i remember there being a lot of piping in the chevys and dodges i grew up riding in... french seams give it that expensive look IMO

Jim bailey - 928 International

So that thing on the door is an ARMREST ??? that thought never entered my mind.....

auzivision

I love the French seams, just not the French. I'll have to add this to my grand master wish list. Keep up the good work!

Bill Ball

Hacker, no you're not. I completely agree with you about the seats - piping. However, on the armrest, French looks right to me, as on the console, dash and other panels.

Perhaps a pattern cut with NO seams over the inward facing edges would even be better.

RicerSchnitzzle

Now I can have a more attractive way to hide my pot... I had my shark a month before I realized those open with a storage compartment below.

Wishing I had gone with more leather trim instead of fake wood.

hacker-pschorr

I agree, on the seats is where I prefer the piping, ince two tone look. Problem is I'm dealing with a brown exterior. Really cuts down on color combinations.

Gary Knox

Paul,
The french seams look just like I had envisioned. THANKS for doing the door lids/arm rests that way. Can't wait to get them installed - just not in time for Hershey, but I'll get plenty of use out of them on the trip to SITM!!

Cheers, and Thanks again.

Gary Knox
West Chester, PA

Gretch

Paul, How much for a set of them done in Black Ostrich?



This looks real nice installed, but it is lonely.....

RDS928S

Paul- Wow!! There seems to be no end to the leather madness.

Those arm rest are unreal.

Rich