Fabric Covered Plywood Headboard Wall Mount

It s perfect for a textured wall that doesn t lend itself well to hung frames or other artwork.

Fabric covered plywood headboard wall mount.

Starting at the top center and pulling tightly as you go staple the fabric to the wood. This brush stroke design acts as a piece of art just above the bed. This way the board wouldn t have to reach all the way down to the floor. You can see the cut list in the diagram for each size fabric headboard.

You can create your own one of a kind headboard whether you have carpentry skills or just like to dabble in simple craft projects. Don t let the name scare you. Once the entire headboard is covered trim any excess fabric. Trim excess fabric from the backside of the headboard to eliminate bulk then tape down the raw edges.

Add adhesive strips add several sections of removable adhesive to the back of the plywood removing the paper backing from the wall side strips to ready the headboard for installation. How to add padding. Wall art room dividers fabric wall hangings and even a wall decal can create the look of a headboard with no carpentry skills required. Flip the headboard back so that the fabric is on the floor.

Use these diagrams to add the foam backing to the plywood. Bedding supplies stuffed between the fabric and the headboard plywood base add an effortless upholstered feel to the piece. Fabric covered buttons complete the tufted look. Some diy headboards aren t boards at all.

When you reach the corners fold the fabric neatly as you would wrapping paper. Apply nailhead trim jason lee. Queen fabric headboard. I scoured the internet for headboard ideas and kept coming up empty when looking for a headboard with patterned fabric.

I decided that nailing the headboard to the wall would be the most economical choice. Attach your headboard to the wall by screwing two d rings to the back of the plywood and hanging them from screws or hooks in your. Once the entire headboard is covered trim any excess fabric. I laid the plywood on top of that batting side down pulled the fabric taut and stapled it to the back working from the center to the edges just like i d done with the layer.

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