How to make a tufted headboard?
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Hi Honey, Here's a how to video for you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsk_MJZXMC0
Have fun!
http://www.homemadebycarmona.com/make-diamond-tufted-headboard/
Here is one description ,,, http://www.homemadebycarmona.com/make-diamond-tufted-headboard/ I made mine out of plywood and two 4x1"s. I screwed in the two upright pieces making sure they were in the middle of where I would have to bolt them onto the bed frame, and then drilled the holes for large bolts and washers. I applied the 3" foam with spray adhesive. I marked and pre-drilled the holes on my plywood first on the back.. I used a 6" needle that I got at a fabric store, JoAnne's. I used carpet thread and none have come loose in 20 years. I did mine in vinyl, so I could wipe it off and its a big half moon, so I used a hair dryer to make the vinyl pliable around the curves when I was stapling the fabric on. Then I covered the buttons, and used the long needle which was very easy. I put a backing on the back after I tufted it.