Sand and paint the dresser to desire color. Add wood planks for the legs with holes to mount to your bed and add some pillows to cover the wood additions and there you have your backboard.
you can also mount the board instead of adding the legs.
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Sand and paint the dresser to desire color. Add wood planks for the legs with holes to mount to your bed and add some pillows to cover the wood additions and there you have your backboard.
you can also mount the board instead of adding the legs.
Hello Janice!
Here are some very helpful tips for you.
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