for the outside or inside? If this were my project I would probably take a piece of thin board and cover it with the fabric. Does the door have a window in it?
Mounting the panel on the door without causing any damage, and so that the panel stays mounted even when the door is opened and closed will likely be one of the biggest challenges of the project.
This would be the kind typically put together indoors. Last year we had one in Fairy Forest on top of an open structure we built on top of tree stumps. See photo. Thi...
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Just turn them upside down and open them, then insert a roll of paper towel and tada, you have yourself a brand new paper towel holder that is not only beautiful, but...
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Our new house has a sunken conversation pit in front of the fireplace. It's about 6X6 and has three steps into the 'pit' and booth-like backs on each side. My adult...
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My sister and I each had one of this and my mom let us keep them on in our bedroom before we fell asleep--nice memories. And the tree would spin when the lightbulb he...
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I inherited a Christmas cactus from my very green-thumbed grandmother about 6 months ago. She lived in SC and had a greenhouse, but I live in NC and don't. I've kept ...
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I would like to trim the pine needles on some of the branches to look more open and realistic but I would like to first figure out a way to disguise the metal pole to...
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for the outside or inside? If this were my project I would probably take a piece of thin board and cover it with the fabric. Does the door have a window in it?
Mounting the panel on the door without causing any damage, and so that the panel stays mounted even when the door is opened and closed will likely be one of the biggest challenges of the project.
What type of material is the door made out of?
I used velcro to adhere fabric to wood. https://www.exquisitelyunremarkable.com/2015/03/creating-charm-with-fabric.html
Have you considered gift wrap?
Just tape it into place.