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MaryAnn T

Bethlehem, PA
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  • My Quilt Wall 4

A way to add color and insulation to an old plaster wall without major construction.

I used insulation foam boards, cut into 15"x15" squares. Than I covered each with batting and fabric using duct tape. To hang on the wall I used double-sided velcro so they can be taken down to clean, or rearranged. It really made this drafty room so much warmer.

#KeepingCozy

MaryAnn T
MaryAnn T Bethlehem, PA
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  • MaryAnn T
    Commented on Oct 22, 2012
    Hi Lori, The insulation foam board is from Home Depot, used to put on a house exterior under ...»
    vinyl siding. The one I used was 1/2" and came in 4'x2' folded panels. It cost around $35. It's called "Rigid Insulation Sheathing". I bought the folded one so I could fit it in my car, but it usually comes in 4'x8' sheets. Hope that helps!

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  • DIY Cornice Boxes

DIY Cornices using online instructions http://www.diynetwork...

Inexpensive and very easy!!
Dawn J
Dawn J Odessa, DE
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  • MaryAnn T
    Commented on Mar 01, 2012
    Beautiful work! I hope to try this next. Thanks for sharing.
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