Diy queen headboard Videos

+Robert White place the cardboard where you want the thickness of the band. its helps guide you when you staple.

+TheRockyroad88 Yes we sell them too.

+Shannon Tyndall i staple it on first then the other fabric with the 1/2" cardboard on top of it.

+Neji kholoud Thank you

+Lenira Andrade Thanks for watching my video and i'm glade i can help.

+Mrls Rgjsbsts Thanks for watching my video i do appreciate it.Darren

+debbie ferguson This headboards is pretty simple to do so i think you should be fine. if you do need any help just let me know and i'll do my best to help.Darren

+Sarah McNeese She hung it with command strips @ 11:16

Hey lady I'm not sure if command strips would be strong enough to hold the weight of the plywood. See my previous comments for alternative options.

Thank you sweetheart. I do like to talk.

me too

+April Denise okay..ty

+mw webster You can find this foam in just about any store that carries bedding. Try Wal-Mart, Target even places like the Family Dollar or Dollar General carries them. Look for mattress foam toppers. Hope this helps!

No problem I'm excited about my project .

+Latashi Lassiter Thanks for watching!

+TheCrazyHeidi Yes I do design for clients and I also sell home furnishings and accessories! Check out my blog for more diy @ AprilDenise.blogspot.com. I also have other tutorials on youtube as well. Thanks for watching and supporting!

Lmao rekt

+Doug Hesseltine Why not kiss it a "little bit Harder " ?

+Anon Ymousmie MY pet peeve is people who expect all to sound the same. People from different regions/background say things different. It makes us all unique. Just enjoy the video.

I just found that the track saw makes a better cut.  BTW I'm a pro photographer and my advice to all who are at your pro level of YouTube presentation is to fill every light source you have with daylight balanced tubes bulbs et et et. It really makes for better pictures overall.

I use a track saw to break down a sheet to a manageable size, then move to the table saw. Even though a track saw makes shop life easier, I don't think it beats the ease of a table saw. Just my preference though.

April, thank you for taking the time to answer my question. I want to tell you that in this nutsy and troubled world it is so refreshing to find a genuinely nice person who is following their path and also helping others along the way.

I just haven't built one yet. I have a list of things I want three pages long so I'm always having to balance between building things I want for the shop and for the home.

Oh, well I wouldn't say that. : ) Norm knew what he was doing. I'm walking around blind and deviating my course when I bump into a wall. ; )

It would not have hurt to lay down a sheet of clean plastic, an old blanket, or something. Staples are grand until the fabric gets grubby and you'd like to wash it. I suppose you can go buy another curtain and staple it over the top of the dirty cloth cover, but all those nail heads would be covered too. I have an upholstered waterbed and after getting bored with the faux leather covering, I sewed slipcovers for the headboard, footboard, and sideboards from an irridescent turquoise/purple satin. I could remove it occasionally for a trip to the washing machine. I loved it but so did my cats and my new puppies. My bed now looks like a king-size chew toy with the stuffing falling out.