I was thinking to use a canvas from an art store. I think your idea and my idea would look much more ideal than using cardboard. I think depth is important and gives it a more finished/professional look.
I wonder if you could use an old lace tablecloth over a colored material for headboard using this method? I think it would be pretty for a little girl's room.
I really like the first three using the cardboard backer, and the last one with lightweight blanket and wood frame. They look so easy to do! I'm going to try the fabric on cardboard and the framed blanket for my own room so I can easily change them out! Thanks for the great ideas!
The edges on the first two just don't have that finished look, telling me this isn't something I would do. The black floral print turned out very nice! The framed material took some doing, but turned out nicely. Painting the frame to match the material would've given it a really nice finished look vs the raw wood. Good ideas.
Good quick ideas for turn around decor in a hurry. I like the chaps idea with the easy frame, he is a genius at constructing things but this I could do myself, anymore easy builds without big tools would be very welcome, Thank you all 👍
The first video (Dollar Tree items and cardboard) is a good idea for temporary places, like dorm rooms and assisted living facilities. It’s not super-stable for everyday , long-term use. The second idea (padded hexagon) is an AMAZING idea, and it looks very professional. The final idea (fabric on a frame) is another great idea for a headboard OR for wall art.
Our house has a lot of hard surfaces and I had been thinking of putting together something very similar to that last piece. This was just the tutorial I needed for that! I'm thinking of adding some foam padding to the back to help absorb the noise in the room (especially when the dogs bark!) Thanks!
I think it would have been neat on the last one, to staple the side with the extra fabric to the frame, then flip the excess fabric back to the front and create a valance look along the top.
Might be faster, on the hexagon one, to use batting instead of foam. Remnant sections of fabric shops are great places for inexpensive interesting fabrics.
❤️ I grew up using batting in nearly every project cuz my mom is a independent quilt & blanket maker. It could even be double layered for a super cushy feel! 😉
I've used those "wallpaper stickers" from DT... use caution. They do NOT peel off like a vinyl sticker, or 3M type material. They are paper backed and will just shred like a peice tag sticker. If adhering them to something that's meant for it to stay on (like these cardboard squares), that's best.
This could be a cheap way to redecorate a room also, use 4 paint sticks & tack nails or velcro, which would make switching designs easier. Redo a whole room or create a focal wall.
The last one was best, but did I miss something? How was there a frame visible from the front when he stapled the fabric around the front of the frame?
Thanks for the ideas. Would like to see the finished products first. Then understand what you are doing as you proceed. Have 2single beds that need the first one.
You could use the rigid foam insulation board to give the headboard more structure and durability.
And an old comforter for some padding
great ideas, very creative
I was thinking to use a canvas from an art store. I think your idea and my idea would look much more ideal than using cardboard. I think depth is important and gives it a more finished/professional look.
I think these would be really cute for dorm rooms.
Very cool idea. I bet you could double the cardboard piece for a thicker look. ⭐
Ooo, put quilt batting on the front of the trifold board, lots of options.
I wonder if you could use an old lace tablecloth over a colored material for headboard using this method? I think it would be pretty for a little girl's room.
Awesome idea. Kids will love this, especially teenage girls that always change their color scheme.
I really like the first three using the cardboard backer, and the last one with lightweight blanket and wood frame. They look so easy to do! I'm going to try the fabric on cardboard and the framed blanket for my own room so I can easily change them out! Thanks for the great ideas!
Love it ❤️ Now I know what to do with all of my Amazon boxes
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You could use long strips of Velcro to attach the fabric to the cardboard. That way you could change out the fabric for the seasons.
I cringed when I saw he was going to cut up that beautiful throw.
The last headboard was stunning although all of them were great! What an awesome hack!
Love the headboard ideas!
You can also use an old attractive flat sheet. I like the idea of using foam insulation board.
Both syles were great and fun with possibilities for materials to use. Inspiring👍
The edges on the first two just don't have that finished look, telling me this isn't something I would do. The black floral print turned out very nice!
The framed material took some doing, but turned out nicely. Painting the frame to match the material would've given it a really nice finished look vs the raw wood.
Good ideas.
Agreed. An extra step to paint it would have really finished it well.
Wow, great insight, you should create your own channel,,,I would like to see your ideas!
I'm pretty sure that with more attention you could do better job...
How do you attach it to wall?
Oh Yea you can also change up for the seasons or to match the bedding super great idea's , thanks for sharing 🌸
These diys are AWESOME...thanks for sharing..
This would be great for decorating a dorm room
Beautiful ideas!!
Wowowow. I love this idea of the headboards !!!
I like all these headboard ideas.
Good quick ideas for turn around decor in a hurry. I like the chaps idea with the easy frame, he is a genius at constructing things but this I could do myself, anymore easy builds without big tools would be very welcome, Thank you all 👍
It's OK for a photo shoot, but nothing like durable enough to be functional.
Awesome hack! Can't wait to swap these around. Heck I might even take the actual headboard down to try this hack. 😂. Too cute!!!
You can just use command strips for different cardboard designs
I created my own furniture with plastic tubes and cardboard when I arrived here in Canada 33 years ago.
These are some pretty nifty ideas thanks 🤗😎
Love them and pretty easy to make
WOW!!! Great ideas!!! ♥️♥️♥️ Thank you!!!
Really creative and affordable, have never seen anything like this!
Fantastic idea hope to see many more
Watching this is so relaxing.
Wow awesome idea
I have a huge canvas wall picture that's seen better days so fabric and staple gun at the ready 🤩
Great ideas, thanks!
Wow, just what I need to do, thanks for sharing.
Ingenius!!
WOW 💜
What a great idea looks really nice headboards 👍 l'm going to try them all
Fresh ideas ! Thank you .
This is so much easier to do to make your bedroom or living room to look amazing and cheaper. Thank you❤❤
I love using cardboard to make new things!!!🤩🤩
Great looking headboards from both of you!
Girl you've got it going on!!! I'm inspired!! Thank you so much!!
How do you keep the headboards in place? Wouldn't they fall behind the beds without something temporarily securing them without damage to the walls?
She said she used command strips.
@@jenniferrinaldi8808 ... that whole idea wouldn't stay up half a day in my room. . Nor would it in kids rooms either.
Lol they all said they used command strips and the last one was with nails
@@tiffanysmith3210 Command strips are strong!
It stays!
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Thank you for these great ideas!
❤Thank you...fantastic Ideas for headboards...I going to try it..
The first video (Dollar Tree items and cardboard) is a good idea for temporary places, like dorm rooms and assisted living facilities. It’s not super-stable for everyday , long-term use.
The second idea (padded hexagon) is an AMAZING idea, and it looks very professional.
The final idea (fabric on a frame) is another great idea for a headboard OR for wall art.
Our house has a lot of hard surfaces and I had been thinking of putting together something very similar to that last piece. This was just the tutorial I needed for that! I'm thinking of adding some foam padding to the back to help absorb the noise in the room (especially when the dogs bark!) Thanks!
The wall paper was popular in the early 80s. They were called Flair Squares. Very cool ideas. Thanks!
Awesome job
Wow that’s pretty cool 😊
What a Brilliant Beautiful idea! Oh My Goodness! Thank you so much ! I'm going to Dollar Tree tomorrow and make a headboard! ❤️
Awesome ideas
These are ideas you can get inspiration from.
I think it would have been neat on the last one, to staple the side with the extra fabric to the frame, then flip the excess fabric back to the front and create a valance look along the top.
What good ideas! Thank you!!
Great idea!
What fantastic ideas! I love these -- can't wait to try them out. Thanks for sharing!
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🤓You can Use “free” cardboard boxes from the supermarket😉
Good work and great ideas. Thank You 🥰❤️💖
Great idea for headboard or a picture. I’ve seen this before but didn’t know the type of staples and the first one I’d new to me.
👍 Great ideas
Might be faster, on the hexagon one, to use batting instead of foam. Remnant sections of fabric shops are great places for inexpensive interesting fabrics.
❤️ I grew up using batting in nearly every project cuz my mom is a independent quilt & blanket maker. It could even be double layered for a super cushy feel! 😉
Or a curtain at a thrift store
With the towels could put padding under make little puff
I take decorative stick on papers for lamp shades too. Gives it importance
This is awesome
Why didn’t you show how to make the frame on the headboard?
I don’t think there was a frame.
It's the cardboard!
She used the cardboard as well as two paint sticks/wood sticks as a brace.
SHE SAID USE COMMAND STRIPS .WATCH AGAIN & LISTEN
Yea..the last frame, wooden was not addressed like I wanted. But was way cool iderz
How do you mount the head boards onto the wall properly?
I love this
Great Idea's Love Em All ❤😆
lmao not sure how i ended up here but that first headboard was hilarious lol...
Super!!! You can also cut the upper 2 corners round a d give it a different look too, just an idea.
Will these sticky sheets work on wood?
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Brilliant
I've used those "wallpaper stickers" from DT... use caution. They do NOT peel off like a vinyl sticker, or 3M type material. They are paper backed and will just shred like a peice tag sticker. If adhering them to something that's meant for it to stay on (like these cardboard squares), that's best.
That just arson thanks for sharing 👍
I like the last one best
This could be a cheap way to redecorate a room also, use 4 paint sticks & tack nails or velcro, which would make switching designs easier. Redo a whole room or create a focal wall.
I think I’d spring for some foam or matting.
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Thanks
Will one cardboard fit a queen size bed?
The last one was best, but did I miss something? How was there a frame visible from the front when he stapled the fabric around the front of the frame?
I'll just buy a padded headboard lol
Framed piece of fabric at the end. Do you have the full video?
My favorite store
I can see using fabric on the cardboard .
Thanks for the ideas. Would like to see the finished products first. Then understand what you are doing as you proceed. Have 2single beds that need the first one.
It would have be nice To somehow save the castles of that blanket and somehow Incorporated it into your headboard
The last one I would made a rod pocket with the e excess fabric to hang it much easier, small enough dowel a few cup hooks would do the job.
nice
Pretty
Sweet
Then glue half of that box to your curtain rod making a window 🪟 match.😘
Genius
Don’t like it! The thin cardboard looks very flimsy as a headboard! 👎
Are the boards touching the ground
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I think it would look a lot nicer if you used 2 cardboard backers back2back and more paint sticks.