D.I.Y - Headboard
Headboards add dimension to a bed and room but they can be very bulky and take up important and much needed space, so here's a simple, unique and inexpensive way to create a headboard. This is perfect for condos or small bedrooms.
1 -- You will need a curtain rod set. These can be found in most home decor stores from IKEA to Zellers. You will also need fabric. You can use pre-packaged curtains or go to a great textiles shop such as C&M Textiles and select a fabric of your choice to create whatever mood you like. The fabric panels should be at least 4 inches wider than the bed on either side (the rod should be at least 8 inches wider than the fabric).
2 -- The height of the headboard should range from 3 - 6 feet from the edge of the mattress. Go higher if you have high ceilings. Centre the rod over the bed and use a level to ensure it is installed and hung properly. Be sure to use the brackets as instructed.
3 -- Make sure the rod is completely secure before you drape the fabric. Make sure the fabric is straight and if weight is needed to keep it in place, use office binder clips at the bottom hem. Use an iron on steam set to remove wrinkles.
4 -- Now make you bed and keep the pillows fluffy to achieve a comfy yet chic hotel look and feel in your made over bedroom.
1 -- You will need a curtain rod set. These can be found in most home decor stores from IKEA to Zellers. You will also need fabric. You can use pre-packaged curtains or go to a great textiles shop such as C&M Textiles and select a fabric of your choice to create whatever mood you like. The fabric panels should be at least 4 inches wider than the bed on either side (the rod should be at least 8 inches wider than the fabric).
2 -- The height of the headboard should range from 3 - 6 feet from the edge of the mattress. Go higher if you have high ceilings. Centre the rod over the bed and use a level to ensure it is installed and hung properly. Be sure to use the brackets as instructed.
3 -- Make sure the rod is completely secure before you drape the fabric. Make sure the fabric is straight and if weight is needed to keep it in place, use office binder clips at the bottom hem. Use an iron on steam set to remove wrinkles.
4 -- Now make you bed and keep the pillows fluffy to achieve a comfy yet chic hotel look and feel in your made over bedroom.
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