Belledorm Headboard Wrap - Transforms a drab looking Headboard - Luxury Faux Suede (White, Double)

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Finding home furniture that you love and fits the aesthetic you're looking for just got easier. ShopStyle has brought in some of the top home and living brands and home decor ideas to help you mix things up a little— or completely redesign your living room, bedroom, outdoor patio, kitchen, and any other space you can think of! Step 2: Use a stud finder, pray it works (I MEAN. WHY??), and mark where every stud is in the area where the headboard will be, because…

Step 3: Go to Home Depot and spend entirely too long looking for someone to help you. You have a nagging feeling they don’t make cuts as small as you want but you ask a guy and he says they do. Wait 35 more minutes for the wood-cutter guy to have him let you know that they do not, in fact, make cuts that small. You have him cut as close as possible and leave knowing this for sure just got way more complicated because you only have a table saw and a jigsaw that you’ve used *kinda* once. Step 3: Attach the other side of the cleat to the panel so that when you connect the two pieces of the cleat, the panel will sit where you want it. I learned after the first panel that I should do it a bit lower so I didn’t have to be all up in Erik’s over-stapled upholstery situation. So for me, every cleat was in a different spot. Again, it doesn’t matter where the cleats are, just that once they are connected, wall to panel, they hang at the same height as each other. Either way, Élise was happy with her new bed setup! At bedtime, I asked if she liked it and if it was comfortable. She said yes, and that it felt just like a sofa. I think that’s a compliment?Step 1: Measure and mark plywood with a pencil. Do an okay job with the jigsaw, cutting the plywood down to the correct-ish size. It’s not exactly the right tool for the job, but it works. Kinda.

Ideally, you’d attach your foam with spray adhesive (it works really well!). Unfortunately, I knew I was low so assembled ALL the open glues I had. Spoiler: I only have two left now haha. If you go with non-spray glue, just be sure to spread it so that it’s a nice thin layer as opposed to glops. Here’s a selection of photos that Zachary snapped while I was making the headboards yesterday. I thought I had the perfect sections of foam cut so that I only used half, but forgot that I wanted to double layer the one section.

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Step 3: Lay batting on floor, place plywood piece on top, roughly cut it 2-3 inches bigger than the plywood and watch Erik staple it around all the edges. Note: I invested in a plug-in stapler years ago and have NEVER regretted it. Step 4: Watch Erik do the same to the velvet this time with wine in hand. He stapled the velvet layer over the batting. Comment on why can’t step 9 and 10 be combined? He tells you to shut up and to pour him more wine. And here’s another fun comparison of how I set it up for the photos, vs. how Zachary “likes it”. Well, not sure about the yellow pillow since last night was the first time they used them. We’ve passed the halfway point on the 2021 Spring One Room Challenge and are rounding the finish line. The kids’ bedroom still looks really similar to how it has been, but we’re getting there. Yesterday I finished the wraparound headboard DIY, and I have all the details! I knew I wanted to do something a bit different for each (because of the placement of their beds), but I think it can be easily recreated. Create a sanctuary that's all your own with fresh bedroom ideas that make it easy to update your decor, create a new study area, or rearrange your sitting area. If you're looking to get a new mattress or need a new dresser, you'll find all the top, go-to home and living brands.

Again, ask away in the comments if you need some clarification on anything. Thanks for following along friends. Don’t miss other posts in this series: Emily Bowser here with the DIY headboard how-to I promised in the reveal of my bedroom from earlier today. This is what I’m calling “A guide for the person who poses as a DIYer but whatever, it gets the job done.” Enjoy, and let me know if you need any clarity or have questions in the comments. Prep: Worked on the headboards (cut and attached foam, stapled batting and fabric, installed in the room)At this point, you’ve all collectively done like 10 minutes of work and 3 hours of waiting for things at Home Depot and Joann’s. But you are all FINISHED (wine may be a factor). We leaned the pieces of upholstered panels against the wall and shoved all the furniture against it and were V proud of ourselves. We all said at the same time that maybe it never needed to be attached to the wall after all? Probably just to make ourselves feel better about basically lollygagging through the day. If you love to soak up the sun, you'll find plenty of outdoor patio ideas that'll help you create the perfect al fresco living space. Browse outdoor sofas and sectionals, firepits, pool accessories, and more with your favorite brands like Latitude Run, Red Barrel Studio, Bayou Breeze, and others. The main thing that was holding me up for the headboards was getting fabric. I ended up finding a local store that did curbside, so I made an appointment and brought a painted paper in the colour I wanted. It probably took a bit longer, but I couldn’t wait the weeks we have until stores open up here again. DIY Headboard: Cutting Wood Remember: they’re going to be painted a rusty red colour to match the curtains, so this room will look a lot different! I’m reworking our oldest two kids’ shared bedroom for the Spring One Room Challenge. This season is a special 8-week event, and in the first week, I introduced the design plan, then talked about how to easily measure and plan a room. In week 3 I dove into the wall treatment details, and last week was all about the closet nook. We only have a couple of weeks to transform this space!