[Richard and Rhonda]

Tuga,

The crease is sewn to a second piece of cloth which is pulled through a slit in the foam. There is also a slit in the plywood backing. The cloth is pulled through both slits and stapled to the plywood. If you look carefully at the ends of the centerline crease you will see that the fabric is folded to make it lay flat.

KEN !!!!
If I were to do one thing better about the reupholster on the dinetter I would tack those lay flat crease with blind stitches before I started to pull all the fabric taut and staple. Those little lay flat tucks want to distort when you put tension on the fabric.