I finished the headboard and added a couple other projects today...yeah yeah. I was suppose to relax but I was stir crazy.
Tools: Stapler Glue Spray Foam Batting Fabric Old door
I first took all the hardware off the door and cleaned it. Then I used the Glue spray to attach the foam to the door before I stapled it. I had to do this because I couldn't find a wide enough piece of foam. I didn't want the two pieces to slide apart.
Next I covered the foam with batting to make it soft like a pillow.
Finally came the fabric. The leftover fabric I used to recover the vanity stool. Now everything matches. I love how the fabric goes perfect with the bedding and wall color. I kinda threw everything together so you can see.
Price rundown. Door-free. It was one of the doors previously in the house before we replaced them all. Foam, batting, and fabric-$110. Glue Spray-$3. I borrowed the staple gun with Wes' Dad, so no cost there. Total-$113. Not bad at all!!! All that matters is I like the way it turned out. :-)
Project 4 Do something with our old green faded mailbox. Since I didn't want to buy a brand new mailbox that would require removing the old one and installing the new one I turned to spray paint. The other option was more expensive and too time consuming.
I should have taken a before picture. But it was green and the flag was no longer red but white. Needless to say it looked worn and abused.
Supplies totaled $4. Maroon and Tan spray paint. I used some leftover painters tape to cover up the flag and numbers when I sprayed the tan.
Good for you! Your projects turned out great! Wish I was that creative and handy.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Well I don't consider myself creative, but resourceful. lol But thanks for the compliment! :-) Take it any day!
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