While people are watching gossip channels here’s a woman teaching crazy skills... the world gone mad... btw.. no protective coverage on her floor rug... she’s a pro 💪🏾😍
A cool tip: I bought normal buttons and then glued them to shorter screws and fastened them with washers. Then my dad helped me to add plywood to the back of mine. But you did an awesome job. I just don't have the patience for making buttons! lol
That’s one of the best tips I have ever heard, especially because I am terrible at anything involving sewing techniques. I have been planning to make a headboard, now it will be easier and probably even better looking!
I used U pins from the floral department to poke & make the tufts. Used pliers to twist them tightly & bend them down on the back. Then glued large crystal stones on to cover instead of buttons. Was really fast since U pins can be pointy & love the crystals. Could have glued on buttons but I like crystals. Great job. I love when our ladies can DIY. #toolbeltdivas
I did this years ago for my daughters. They look great on queen size mattresses too. More of an Asian look. One i due, she had a twin bed & i put the box spring long ways behind the bed to the floor. I used an old comforter for cushion on the box spring. I bought material that had a ruffle look. Came out so cute, and looked very grand. The other one, i actually used a faux silk curtain panel, wrapped it around the back to the wood & cushion was an old comforter and stapled away... looks beautiful. No need for the cardboard boxes or tuffed look unless you have a lot of patience
I use cardboard boxes for everything, I paint floral prints on them or cover with wallpaper. I've made Jewelry boxes dividers for my dresser drawers holders for beauty products and of course for my craft supplies and now I have to make a headboard using your technique, thank you for that great idea.
I have no clue how I stumbled across this video. I want to Say Thank you so much. We needed to upgrade to a king sized bed. I didnt want to buy a whole bedroom set. This helped me just have to get rid of my old foot board and headboard instead. I am going to make my own head board. I am so Excited thanks for this video.
Thx for the easy tutorial! I laughed watching you put the buttons in. Hot glue, duct tape, AND staples! Those buttons are going nowhere anytime soon! Loved it!
I've been watching videos on tufted headboards for the past couple of weeks, and yours is by far my favorite! Wonderful job❣️ Idk if anyone else suggested this, but you can buy cheap flat buttons for the back. If I were making it for a kid's room, it would be more of a concern. Tie knot in the thread, feed through button through to the front, then through covered button and back through the flat button. Use it as an anchor and tie it in a knot. Not necessary for you, but if you had someone prone to pick at things, it would help add stability.
That's very clever, plus it's fairly lightweight compared to a traditional wood upholstered headboard. You could secure it using a stronger 3M locking velcro (not command strips). They're used for marine headliners and would work for this without damage to the walls.
I love this ideal the only thing I did different is when you put the buttons on an tie in the back I used some washers on the string then tied it an hot glue it nice head board thank you for the design
Make that 202... So basically 202 people clicked on something they weren't interested in in the first place🤯 so kinda shows how smart they are from the get go lol... Good job it looks like u bought it, so what more do those people want!?
I've pretty much already got the materials here, so I'll just get to work! Thanks for the inspiration! Always looking to reuse, upcycle to decorate my house! 😁
Actually it's not "fake" at all. This is a low budget way to achieve a high end product. She is NOT "infringing" on any manufacturer's pattents of production. Please ppl be careful how you use your word descriptions so you don't give or allow others to get the wrong ideas..
Really resourceful Lady !! Someone who thinks outside the box as they say 😎😎. Thanks for sharing. Heaps easier to transport the boxes and great for someone without a drill / drill skillls!! Fantastic.
How right you are! There's absolutely no way this old lady with arthritis could transport long, heavy pieces of anything despite my really wanting a new headboard for my double bed. I don't want to use a drill either. I think that investing in a glue gun is a good idea n I'll check out the price of a stapler like hers. There are no Walmarts here in France that sell those big boxes but I suppose that moving companies do. If I can't find her big poster boards I suppose I could do an extra layer of cardboard boxes. I'm motivated and after watching this video I see that the major obstacles are no longer a problem. This is a great project that'll keep me occupied during the worse of the Spring showers. Many thanks, Happy thoughts and Happy Spring to every one.
You should've stapled down all the material tightly so there were no wrinkles, bumps, creases, etc, THEN put the buttons on, pulling them as tight as possible. (Hint: It would've been easier to tighten the buttons & tie them off if you put another, plain button or washer on the back.
great idea! just a thought... you can do the tufted much easier by using heavy duty thread or yarn, then a second button on the back, (only one time through and you can tie it off around the back button :0)
Hey there Nicolelise, I love your creative & resourceful idea. This is a great way for others to make & add their own creativity to it with different fabric, buttons, nail head, etc. I'd like to suggest that you could add each item you used in the description with links to the items. Set it up to get affiliate credit for those items. That way everyone can easily obtain the same items if they wish & you can receive profit from your creative work your sharing. Keep up the wonderful videos!
Fantastic idea, tho' I would like to suggest that you iron your fabric and then glue it tightly around all the sides BEFORE tufting as you would get a much smoother fit! However, what an inspiration! You must certainly have a creative mind!
What an intelligent & resourceful idea. You did an EXCELLENT job! I want to do one for my queen sized bed. Thanks for the inspiration & for sharing your know-how!
Amazing Job !! For females that can’t or don’t want heavy plywood type of a job this is wonderful. Thank you for sharing and you are just adorable on your video making your beautiful headboard. 😊👍💕
Not bad at all! It was quite a creative and inspirational way to do that headboard. Since l'm using board, I'll use screws and glue on fake jewels for buttons...
That was like the Macgyver of headboards 😂 I'm legit impressed with that. My mom made one years ago with plywood, I'll have to show her this and see how similar your technique is.
WOW amazing 🥰who knew you can make it out of cardboard box unbelievable thank you for sharing I Love 💕 it is beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 can’t wait to try it 😬👌very smart idea 😊😬👌
Good job! You should be very proud, but just a little bit of opinion here: if you ever make another one, make sure that your fabric is a bit tighter. The effect you want to make it look more luxurious is that you get it nice and tight with a little diamond effect between the buttons. Although your buttons are even and everything, it has a sort of “messy” look where all the creases are just sort of there between the rows instead of creating a square shape nice and consistent 🤗
OMG GIRL, u are a Godsend!! I'm do excited to get this started(and finished) Going shopping, shopping, shopping NOW! But it definitely needs washers on the back to hold the thread in place.
READ THIS COMMENT: Hi everyone! Thank you for watching this video! My headboard is not attached to the wall; it is propped up on the frame FYI (for all inquiring).
@@theredheadtherapist I heard of some peel and stick type hooks that fit into one another. So like the one you put on the headboard is facing down and the one on the wall is up and they fit in each other. Going to look into it myself.
Oh my God...that is a lot of work! Good job. As for me; I’m headed back to the furniture store. I no longer feel the need to be cheap anymore. I’ll just buy it!😁
Looks great, thanks for sharing. A suggestion for future reference, if you line up the edge of cardboard with the edge of the foam pad, you only hafta cut one side off rather than 2 but great job nonetheless, I know it took a while to make!!
Hi just a suggestion. Next time you can use regular bottom in the back to attach or secure the front ones. It's easy than waiting for glue to cool down. It came out lovely 😁
I think she means a double sided button, but I could be WAY wrong. I thunk she was referring to those as a "regular button", or maybe she means a "regular button" will stay down easier than the ones you used. I don't think so though. From watching others diy headboards, the hardest part is the buttons, and getting that tufted look. Great job.
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Lol was I the only one who laughed at how that person just walked on her project @ 1:09 💀 LOVE THIS THOUGH 💘
Blame my husband 🤦🏽♀️
I laughed too lol
That's what I thought..shame on him 😤🤪🤔🙄🙈🤷🙊😂..BUT,this video is berry cool..thx 4 the upload!
I came looking for the comments about that exact part! Lol
How absolutely resourceful!!!!!! How refreshing it is to see someone who’s actually using their mind. Great job!
No point buying expensive ones when you can make one 👍
I can make anything wow
Yea right. 👍🏻😬 why buy those expensive one while you can make yourself.
While people are watching gossip channels here’s a woman teaching crazy skills...
the world gone mad... btw.. no protective coverage on her floor rug... she’s a pro 💪🏾😍
A cool tip: I bought normal buttons and then glued them to shorter screws and fastened them with washers. Then my dad helped me to add plywood to the back of mine. But you did an awesome job. I just don't have the patience for making buttons! lol
That’s a great tip. I wanted the buttons to match the headboard though!
Awesome!!!
What's washers cuz I'm not really wanting to make buttons either
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That’s one of the best tips I have ever heard, especially because I am terrible at anything involving sewing techniques. I have been planning to make a headboard, now it will be easier and probably even better looking!
I used U pins from the floral department to poke & make the tufts. Used pliers to twist them tightly & bend them down on the back. Then glued large crystal stones on to cover instead of buttons. Was really fast since U pins can be pointy & love the crystals. Could have glued on buttons but I like crystals. Great job. I love when our ladies can DIY. #toolbeltdivas
I enjoyed the diy gonna go surprise my wife with a purple headboard 💜💜💜
Myyalula Graham so did you make the headboard ? how did it go???
Maile G. You’re a legend
How did it cone out?
100 hubby points for you Sir!
Awe...what a sweet husband you are! She will love you forever!
Awesome! I like the cardboard box for the light weight. Makes it much easier to move the location of the bed!
Very creative. Damn, when I think back to all that cardboard I threw out, lol. I could have made a headboard.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i said the same thing
I did this years ago for my daughters. They look great on queen size mattresses too. More of an Asian look.
One i due, she had a twin bed & i put the box spring long ways behind the bed to the floor.
I used an old comforter for cushion on the box spring. I bought material that had a ruffle look. Came out so cute, and looked very grand.
The other one, i actually used a faux silk curtain panel, wrapped it around the back to the wood & cushion was an old comforter and stapled away... looks beautiful.
No need for the cardboard boxes or tuffed look unless you have a lot of patience
Me too and I just moved 🤦🏾♀️
I'm seriously thinking about this just now
My thoughts exactly 😒😂😂😂
Thank you for making this video! We used this to make our own but instead of fabric we reused some old peel and stick wall paper. It turned out great!
Interesting!
Great job and this would work for students on a budget in college dorms too!! My granddaughter wants matching ones for her and her roommate.
Exactly why i’m here
I use cardboard boxes for everything, I paint floral prints on them or cover with wallpaper. I've made Jewelry boxes dividers for my dresser drawers holders for beauty products and of course for my craft supplies and now I have to make a headboard using your technique, thank you for that great idea.
I’m sure we all can critique, and/ or make suggestions.. however, you did an amazing job! That was awesome! You go girl!!
You have inspired me. I am never to old to learn something new. Thank You! Beautiful job.
Really beautiful!! Would never guess it's a diy. Hard work paid off. Really lovely😊😊😊
thank you!
Thanks to you I built one with USPS shipping boxes 😊 it turned out great now I just gotta remember to get the stuff to mount it on the wall
Me : Mom I want a tufted headboard
Mom: you know how much those cost
Me: never mind I'll do it myself ,let me get 20bucks 🤣🤣💯👌🏽
was $20 enough?
@@vivaglamnina6191 Yes!
😂🤣😂🤣
@@vivaglamnina6191 Hers is for a king size headboard. You can't find a $75 king size headboard. A full or twin wouldn't need as much
Came for the headboard.. stayed for the track! I had to stop myself like oh wait, this a DIY video... I was gettin it! Nice job!! ❤️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I know im over here tapping my foot 😁
I have no clue how I stumbled across this video.
I want to Say Thank you so much.
We needed to upgrade to a king sized bed.
I didnt want to buy a whole bedroom set.
This helped me just have to get rid of my old foot board and headboard instead.
I am going to make my own head board.
I am so Excited thanks for this video.
I’m the worst @ DIY 🤦🏼♀️😞
SO SHOUT OUT TO ALL THE DIY QUEENS 👑
Me too!!
That is a really good diy! :0
You did a great job, very clever and beautiful. That was a lot of work, bravo 👏
I don’t know how you came up with this idea but it is nothing short of amazing!!! I LOVED this video!!! TFS! 😀👏🌸
154 dislikes lol maybe a couple of low budget Furniture stores didn't like this video thumbs up for me👍
I heard that! I am going to use crochet needle for pulling buttons through
@@audreypartlow-short883 lol😁 hadn't thought of that but I'm off Friday and you've given me an idea thanks 🤗
I was going to order one NOt Thank you 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Facts!!!! Love love
Amazing, your video is so good and strait to the point. I love it how you used simple and budget items. It's rewarding to watch videos like this.
Thank you!
Thx for the easy tutorial! I laughed watching you put the buttons in. Hot glue, duct tape, AND staples! Those buttons are going nowhere anytime soon! Loved it!
I've been watching videos on tufted headboards for the past couple of weeks, and yours is by far my favorite! Wonderful job❣️
Idk if anyone else suggested this, but you can buy cheap flat buttons for the back. If I were making it for a kid's room, it would be more of a concern. Tie knot in the thread, feed through button through to the front, then through covered button and back through the flat button. Use it as an anchor and tie it in a knot. Not necessary for you, but if you had someone prone to pick at things, it would help add stability.
That's very clever, plus it's fairly lightweight compared to a traditional wood upholstered headboard. You could secure it using a stronger 3M locking velcro (not command strips). They're used for marine headliners and would work for this without damage to the walls.
Joelle, Command makes strips for holding heavy items as well. I have used them a lot, and they hold very well.
I love this ideal the only thing I did different is when you put the buttons on an tie in the back I used some washers on the string then tied it an hot glue it nice head board thank you for the design
50 jealous people didn't like this video🤣 losers.
YOU DID ABSOLUTELY A GREAT JOB YOUNG LADY!! I'M SO IMPRESSED!
Lol! Thank you!
153 dont like it they all walking on there brains right now
If people actually just figured out that the best thing to do is pay it no attention
I love this
Make that 202... So basically 202 people clicked on something they weren't interested in in the first place🤯 so kinda shows how smart they are from the get go lol... Good job it looks like u bought it, so what more do those people want!?
Young lady, you're very dedicated and patient. Thanks for posting.
I can't believe you made a headboard out of a cardboard box!! It came out terrific no would ever know! So cleaver!!! 😀
I've pretty much already got the materials here, so I'll just get to work! Thanks for the inspiration! Always looking to reuse, upcycle to decorate my house! 😁
This is called, fake it till you make it. Awesome!!!!
Actually it's not "fake" at all. This is a low budget way to achieve a high end product. She is NOT "infringing" on any manufacturer's pattents of production. Please ppl be careful how you use your word descriptions so you don't give or allow others to get the wrong ideas..
Girl I was worried and skeptical at first...BUT YOU DID DAT SIS!...
What a great idea for staging. Its inexpensive and lightweight.
Really resourceful Lady !! Someone who thinks outside the box as they say 😎😎. Thanks for sharing. Heaps easier to transport the boxes and great for someone without a drill / drill skillls!! Fantastic.
How right you are! There's absolutely no way this old lady with arthritis could transport long, heavy pieces of anything despite my really wanting a new headboard for my double bed. I don't want to use a drill either. I think that investing in a glue gun is a good idea n I'll check out the price of a stapler like hers. There are no Walmarts here in France that sell those big boxes but I suppose that moving companies do. If I can't find her big poster boards I suppose I could do an extra layer of cardboard boxes. I'm motivated and after watching this video I see that the major obstacles are no longer a problem. This is a great project that'll keep me occupied during the worse of the Spring showers. Many thanks, Happy thoughts and Happy Spring to every one.
I agree with you on the arthritis lol I’d rather use boxes than wood, I’m going to invest in a glue gun and stapler as well lol
You should've stapled down all the material tightly so there were no wrinkles, bumps, creases, etc, THEN put the buttons on, pulling them as tight as possible. (Hint: It would've been easier to tighten the buttons & tie them off if you put another, plain button or washer on the back.
The wrinkles is part of the headboard design.🤷♀️😊
I thought it was supposed to look like that! Seems fine to me and I sell furniture for a living.
Also a wire hanger to pull the thread through
Upholstery needle.
I'm not crafty like this😩 This was super resourceful!
It's easy
An easier work astound for making the tufts stay is to use a second button on the backto hold it in place
great idea! just a thought... you can do the tufted much easier by using heavy duty thread or yarn, then a second button on the back, (only one time through and you can tie it off around the back button :0)
Girl.....you know how long I needed one of these headboards. Thanks for this diy, my Christmas will be merrier.
I’ve watched this 5 times & I still can’t believe the talent . Wow 😍😍😍
So smart I always wanted to do this, but the wood would of been so heavy. This is smart cleverly done!
You making crafting simply simple and beautiful. Thanks!😊
You are great! A suggestion: I use thimble to push the needle, it makes faster and easier the sewing.
You did a great job talking us through every step of the way, thank you! Your headboard is beautiful ❤️
Granddaddy was right...you can use electrical tape for anything.😅😅 well done.
@Lashae Stillis why are you crying? Are you missing you're grandpa?
Hey there Nicolelise, I love your creative & resourceful idea. This is a great way for others to make & add their own creativity to it with different fabric, buttons, nail head, etc. I'd like to suggest that you could add each item you used in the description with links to the items. Set it up to get affiliate credit for those items. That way everyone can easily obtain the same items if they wish & you can receive profit from your creative work your sharing. Keep up the wonderful videos!
Wow! You did an awesome job!! It looks amazing!!!!!!
Fantastic idea, tho' I would like to suggest that you iron your fabric and then glue it tightly around all the sides BEFORE tufting as you would get a much smoother fit! However, what an inspiration! You must certainly have a creative mind!
Thanks for the compliment & suggestion. However I wanted a more defined tuft which is why I did not staple the fabric down first. 🙂
Thanks for the idea thanks for sharing I love it and yes I'm going to try to make one for my queen size bed and use African material
I love you....that's all ...and thanks....I've been looking for a headboard and now I'm about to make my own
What an intelligent & resourceful idea. You did an EXCELLENT job! I want to do one for my queen sized bed. Thanks for the inspiration & for sharing your know-how!
Thumbs up for sticking with it and helping me further know y I would not want to try this. U deserve like n comment for ur hard work, tho.
Love this idea. I think I’ll make one for one of our guest rooms tonight. Thanks for posting! ❤️
Amazing Job !! For females that can’t or don’t want heavy plywood type of a job this is wonderful. Thank you for sharing and you are just adorable on your video making your beautiful headboard. 😊👍💕
Not bad at all! It was quite a creative and inspirational way to do that headboard. Since l'm using board, I'll use screws and glue on fake jewels for buttons...
My brain is pleasantly satisfied, watching this was so much better than a makeup video! Girl you did that!
Hell yes! This is my new headboard!
I did not want to use wood so thank you for this super easy alternative!
I wished I would’ve found you before I bought this king upholster 😔 very nice & talented
Duct tape, cardboard, and an imagination. Great job!
Lots of work, but it came out beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
AWESOME PROJECT LOVES ITS BEAUTIFUL... GLAD I CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEO...MY SON NEEDS A HEADBOARD... YES I AM SO HAPPY THX
That was like the Macgyver of headboards 😂 I'm legit impressed with that. My mom made one years ago with plywood, I'll have to show her this and see how similar your technique is.
Way cool. Has anyone ever told you that you look like Whitney Houston when she was very young? Well, you do. TFS! You did a great job.
This is awesome! I came across this by accident. So glad I did. Thank you.
😯🤩Oh Yes Ma'am, I'm blown away. Time for me to get busy (Lounge Time) Can't wait for your next project🤑
I just did this for my king mattress, minus the buttons and the fluffy stuff. I love the results. 🤗
WOW amazing 🥰who knew you can make it out of cardboard box unbelievable thank you for sharing I Love 💕 it is beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 can’t wait to try it 😬👌very smart idea 😊😬👌
Just a side note, you should secure the fabric tightly to the headboard BEFORE sewing on the buttons, for a cleaner, more even tufting.
Good job! You should be very proud, but just a little bit of opinion here: if you ever make another one, make sure that your fabric is a bit tighter. The effect you want to make it look more luxurious is that you get it nice and tight with a little diamond effect between the buttons. Although your buttons are even and everything, it has a sort of “messy” look where all the creases are just sort of there between the rows instead of creating a square shape nice and consistent 🤗
OMG GIRL, u are a Godsend!! I'm do excited to get this started(and finished) Going shopping, shopping, shopping NOW!
But it definitely needs washers on the back to hold the thread in place.
READ THIS COMMENT:
Hi everyone! Thank you for watching this video! My headboard is not attached to the wall; it is propped up on the frame FYI (for all inquiring).
Hello and great video!!! If you were to attach it to the wall what method would you use?
Good to know
@@theredheadtherapist I heard of some peel and stick type hooks that fit into one another. So like the one you put on the headboard is facing down and the one on the wall is up and they fit in each other. Going to look into it myself.
Genius. Love it.💪💪
@@theredheadtherapist try velcro
Great job, I did my daughter's with plywood but if I have to do this project again I will definitely use your method, thank you
I love it !!! Thanks for vid I love to make stuff that saves me money
Wow I thought it would be a lot harder but I have seen it done with wood this is nice and environment-friendly thank you for sharing
Oh my God...that is a lot of work! Good job. As for me; I’m headed back to the furniture store. I no longer feel the need to be cheap anymore. I’ll just buy it!😁
Very Nice You Did A Great Job
Thank you!
Yessss gf u jist saved me some serious coinage! Thanks!
Girl, this is super cute!! I love this idea. I may be trying this! Thank you! 🙏🏾
Great video . Can’t wait to try!
Thank you! hope it comes out fantastic!
Me too. Great job
Your end result is lovely‼️
Absolutely Brilliant! I love the use of cardboard.
Uuuuuum ....u snapped and I will be doing this tomorrow
Im glad that you had help with this project.
Ikr!
Brilliant ❤❤❤ Nobody ever would have known if you had not shared 😉😊
Looks great. You did an amazing job. I'm gonna try the cardboard.
It turned out AMAZING!!! Great Job & Patience!!!
Omgawd Mr walking over the cardboard 🤦🏻♀️ However This came out hecka cute!!!
Well, dang! U are such an engineer! Good job👐
Good ideia I am going to make one for my grandson bed but I am using folk letter thank you so much.
Very unique
It's time cosuming but you put in the work and it looks great.👍
Stunning baby girl.....thanks for sharing.
Looks great, thanks for sharing. A suggestion for future reference, if you line up the edge of cardboard with the edge of the foam pad, you only hafta cut one side off rather than 2 but great job nonetheless, I know it took a while to make!!
Hi just a suggestion.
Next time you can use regular bottom in the back to attach or secure the front ones. It's easy than waiting for glue to cool down.
It came out lovely 😁
Not sure what you mean by regular” bottom”
I think she means a double sided button, but I could be WAY wrong. I thunk she was referring to those as a "regular button", or maybe she means a "regular button" will stay down easier than the ones you used. I don't think so though. From watching others diy headboards, the hardest part is the buttons, and getting that tufted look. Great job.
@@rachellepoirier3695 Yeahhh I don't see how any other button would work/make it easier because it still has to be connected to the back! *shrug*
you are very ingenious, thank you so much for the inspiration - I will be doing this - thanks again!
Oh wow looks like a lot of work !! Great job
U knw hw long mi want one and dont have the money to buy. And this helps also being creative and doing something constructive in quarantine time👏🤗🇯🇲