I just knew I could make it work. And make it work I did! I took this beauty apart and grabbed some duckcloth fabric I'd bought at good old Wal-Mart in the leftover bin. It just happened to match the bedding my sister bought me for Christmas. Score! So, off to Wally World I went to buy some quilter's batting, a staple gun and I dragged my pegboard out. After spraypainting the frame with Rustoleum Painter's Touch Primer & Satin Expresso 2X Ultra Cover my little helper and I set out to work and here's what we got. Forgive the crappy cell pics. My camera was dead and I've been too lazy to take new pics.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
FUG frame to Fabulous Fabric Headboard
I looked and looked and looked for the perfect material to make a headboard from. I bought pegboard ... a single window shutter ... and who knows what else. One day I stopped in my favorite thrift store and felt like something was pulling me to the back of the store. And what to my wondering eyes should I see? Why this FUGtastic picture, that's what.
Baby Steps
I finally decided to get with it and start a blog. I have a few projects I'm working on but as a single mom to a rambunctious 4 year old girl, time is scarce. Of course, Little Miss A gets my first woodworking project. It's nothing big but i'm pleased. I needed a side table for her room so I took a shelf from my craigslist entertainment center, some wood supports from a thrift store table I had dismantled and dressed it up with some paint, a dust ruffle (thrift store) and some ribbon.
Ignore the mess. Maybe I'll get around to cleaning up tomorrow ...
Thanks for looking.
Ignore the mess. Maybe I'll get around to cleaning up tomorrow ...
Thanks for looking.
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