Friday, February 27, 2015

DIY Fabric Upholstered Twin Head board

Whats better than adding the headboard for a quick bedroom makeover?? This is another project which I did last year but it never made it to blog!!

DIY Girls Twin Headboard


One of my dear friends wanted to surprise her daughter with quick bed makeover. I happily agreed to help when she asked me. Little girl knew that we are up to something when we asked her to pickup the fabric. After a quick trip to Joann's, we came home with batting and the fabric. Picked up the plywood sheets we needed from the home depot. 

Here is the tutorial.

  • Cutout the template using the shopping bags 
 
  • Trace the design onto the plywood
  • Cut the plywood using the jigsaw.Since the width wasn't enough, we joined the two plywood sheets with the metal plates.

  • Cut the foam per the design
  • Glue the foam on to the wood using the glue spray
  • Staple the batting material on the top of the foam


  • Front view after the batting

  •  Repeat above step with the fabric
DIY Upholstered Headboard

  • We used two D hooks to hang it on to Wall.
Upholstered Fabric Twin Headboard for Girls


Thank you for stopping by. Have a nice weekend!!

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24 comments :

  1. Bharati, Love the shape of the headboard. The fabric print and color is pretty.

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  2. Love that fabric! It looks really great!
    I would love for you to stop by my blog and join our Something to Talk About link party!
    Have a great day!
    Karen

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  3. Great job. I so agree with you - more ingenuity, less spending.

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  4. So pretty, I love that fabric! Thanks for sharing this at On Display Thursday this week :)

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    1. Thank u Emily. Fabric was little girl's choice. Thanks for hosting!

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  5. Very pretty. I love that fabric.

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  6. Wow--that looks great You did a wonderful job (and make it look so easy!). Thanks for sharing at the Pretty Preppy Party!

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    1. Thank u so much Amy :) Thanks for hosting too.

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  7. What a great tutorial. So cute. I have featured it at my DIYbyDesign link party going on right now. Please stop by and pick up an I've Been Featured button. Thanks. http://diybydesign.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you so much for the feature, love partying with you :) Have a great day and an awesome week ahead!

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  10. Looks great! Thank you for sharing your post with us at Totally Terrific Tuesday Link Party. If you haven't linked up this week, be sure to stop by. The party is still going on! Enjoy the rest of your week!
    Christie ~ Sparkles of Sunshine

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    1. Thank you for stopping by and hosting Christie

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  11. Congratulations! This recipe is featured over at Diana Rambles today and has been pinned in the Featured at Diana Rambles board at Pinterest and Tweeted. Please grab a featured button off my button page or via the post guidelines graphic. Thanks for sharing this awesome idea!

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    1. Thank u Diana. Its always a pressure to party with u.

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