distinct
unique
LOTS OF PADDING IS CRITICAL FOR COMFORT
inspiring
Two layers of quilt batting are needed. For the first layer, wrap
from side to side with the batting overlapping in the back. For the
second layer, wrap from front to back with the batting overlapping
again in the back. There is no need to secure the batting; it will stick
to itself. Take some extra time to smooth out the padding to reduce
any creasing or puckering.
TAKE YOUR TIME WITH ASSEMBLY
With the batting in place, cover the padding with your fabric
making sure that any patterns are centred and placed properly.
Start with each side and pull it tightly to the back of the headboard
frame, for a tailored, sleek look. Finally, pull the top over and to the
back, ensuring a snug, neat fit. Fold the three fabric ends (sides and
top) together neatly at the back and affix to the back using a staple
gun. Affix the headboard to the wall using large anchored screws
and you are done!
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FINISHING TOUCH
Button tufting will give your DIY headboard a polished, professional
look. If you decide to tuft, there’s an easy way. Choose where you
want your buttons, and use those