Master Bedroom Makeover Pt 1 Channel Tufted Headboard

master Bedroom Makeover Pt 1 Channel Tufted Headboard Youtube
master Bedroom Makeover Pt 1 Channel Tufted Headboard Youtube

Master Bedroom Makeover Pt 1 Channel Tufted Headboard Youtube Hey guys this week i got started on my bed makeover by making a custom leather headboard.to make this headboard i started off by cutting a 2 4 inch thick pie. Materials needed for a queen size channel tufted headboard. our queen sized headboard is 2″ wider than the typical 62″ coming in at 64″ wide. you will need: 4′ x 8′ piece of plywood cut into 16″ x 48″ panels, quantity 4. 24″ x 72″ upholstery foam, quantity 2. 90″ x 108″ queen sized roll of quilt batting, quantity 1.

channel tufted headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed
channel tufted headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed

Channel Tufted Headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed Supplies for channel tufted headboard diy . old bed frame with headboard shorter than your end desired height (see pic below) 2 packages of 2 inch foam . 14 1×5’s (perhaps an extra in case you mess up) 11 12 yards of the fabric of your choice. i bought my high end upholstery grade velvet at fabric place basement. 2 packages of quilt batting. What you will need to make a channel upholstered headboard…. fabric of your choice. 4 1 2″ wood panels cut from a sheet of plywood. 5 – 1″x 4″ select pine wood. batting. 1″ foam. staple gun (i used a pneumatic staple gun, electric or standard staple gun will also work) staples. You will need to build a basic headboard structure. it is easiest and most cost effective to construct this part out of plywood. the overall size of my headboard will be 82” wide by 41” high. i’ll end up adding some legs to make it taller, but 82” x 41” is the size of the main upholstered area. Bed frame | quilt | nightstand | gold frames | bedside lamp. so we brought in the designer (aka: our ten year old) for a consult. we showed her photos of various vertical and horizontal channel headboards and she decided on horizontal and wanted three panels that showed above the bed (which actually meant that we should make four of them since they extend all the way below the mattress to the.

Diy channel tufted headboard
Diy channel tufted headboard

Diy Channel Tufted Headboard You will need to build a basic headboard structure. it is easiest and most cost effective to construct this part out of plywood. the overall size of my headboard will be 82” wide by 41” high. i’ll end up adding some legs to make it taller, but 82” x 41” is the size of the main upholstered area. Bed frame | quilt | nightstand | gold frames | bedside lamp. so we brought in the designer (aka: our ten year old) for a consult. we showed her photos of various vertical and horizontal channel headboards and she decided on horizontal and wanted three panels that showed above the bed (which actually meant that we should make four of them since they extend all the way below the mattress to the. Start the very first strip of fabric on outside edge of the frame. take care to make the first piece straight and staple the fabric all the way down the frame. (not pictured) place the dacron between the tack strip and fold the velvet fabric over the dacron and staple the fabric tight over the dacron, stapling the fabric to the tack strip. Using a measuring tape and permanent marker, draw a small dot for each button spot. start the first row about 2.5 inches below the top of the headboard. determine how far apart you want each button. after marking your first row, line out another row about 4.5 inches below it.

channel tufted headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed
channel tufted headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed

Channel Tufted Headboard Diy Art Deco Or Hollywood Regency Bed Start the very first strip of fabric on outside edge of the frame. take care to make the first piece straight and staple the fabric all the way down the frame. (not pictured) place the dacron between the tack strip and fold the velvet fabric over the dacron and staple the fabric tight over the dacron, stapling the fabric to the tack strip. Using a measuring tape and permanent marker, draw a small dot for each button spot. start the first row about 2.5 inches below the top of the headboard. determine how far apart you want each button. after marking your first row, line out another row about 4.5 inches below it.

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