I have seen this done in the form of a panel covered with cloth and then the panel is attached to the wall. Thanks fabrich was attached with staples on the back.
Back in the 70's I simple stapled king-sized flat sheets to the wall. Didn't bother with starch (too messy) Also made a bedspread to 'match' with fringe, and covered a couple of pillows with same and coordinating fabrics. Didn't cost very much at all!
I am in the process of trying to update my decor. But I don't have $ to get new furniture. I would love any ideas for updating this wall unit. I was thinking paint...
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Hi Shannon,
I have seen this done in the form of a panel covered with cloth and then the panel is attached to the wall. Thanks fabrich was attached with staples on the back.
Here is how you can do it and be able to removable. https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/how-to-make-removable-fabric-w-74483
Back in the 70's I simple stapled king-sized flat sheets to the wall. Didn't bother with starch (too messy) Also made a bedspread to 'match' with fringe, and covered a couple of pillows with same and coordinating fabrics. Didn't cost very much at all!