Introduction This finished stocking measures 19h x 12w. If you want a smaller mean, simply scale the pattern when printing to the desired size (70%, 80%, 90%, etc.). Download and print pattern. Step 1 Use pattern to cut fabric Cut out your fabric using the pattern pieces. Cut two mirror im

We repainted and recovered a thrift store corkboard, then embellished it to make a holiday display. Materials and tools scissors measuring tape paint brush hot glue gun and glue sticks corkboard (we found a second-hand item that costs a few dollars) red paint (sample size is sufficient) we u

Step 1 Measure drawer space Measure the size of the drawer inside the cabinet that will contain the humidor. Based on the measurements above, cut four matching sheets of MDF to function as the sides and back of the drawer. Position the table saw blade about half the width of the cut MDF sheets,

Introduction Collect Materials We were able to put this set together for about $20 worth of materials. We used it for a Halloween party, but it would work well at any childrens party. Step 1 Add custom color To dress up the hula hoops, wrap them in decorative washi tape. We used our part

This starry night headboard will provide a warm glow in your childs room. Have the children help you make and design the headboard. They can create the shapes, help wrap the lights, and add self-adhesive stars. drill with large bit brush or roller level jigsaw or circular scissors glue gun La

Introduction Do it if you dare When selecting a vintage post, make sure there is a flat section on the post so you can lay the neck against it. Also, when selecting the label, make sure that it has a right angle of 90 degrees. Some corbels are sloped for porch roofs. Step 1 Prepare the poste

Introduction This photo frame headboard will allow you to easily change the theme or look of your room. Simply change the photo with a new piece of art; Try displaying childrens paintings, old maps, or original paintings. Step 1 Determine the size Determine the size of your headboard. Use

Introduction Sam Zachrich Collect belts from friends, your closet, the flea market, or buy them online. Look for the leather belts, they will stand up better to wear. Try to find straps that are the same width so you dont have gaps between rows. We use highly textured belts to add more interest

Introduction Reclaimed and Reused We joined three shutters with a new wood to create this one of a kind headboard. Scour consignment and salvage stores to find old shutters. The shutters we use are 10 x 64. You may need to adjust the size based on the size of your blinds and the size of your bed

Introduction The possibilities are endless with this simple and inexpensive headboard project. Use fabrics with floral patterns, old concert shirts, souvenir shirts, or beach towels. Step 1 Cut the Luan to size Cut the full sheet of plywood close to the size of the bed, but make it slightly

Introduction Storage and styling This upcycled storage headboard takes up no more space than two small side tables while still providing function with two cantilevered shelves. It also provides additional space for lamps, books, and artwork. Not only can it be built in about four hours, but this

Step 1 Measure and calculate fabric Measure the width, height and depth of your headboard to calculate the amount of fabric needed to cover the headboard with 1/2 seams. (If your headboard can be easily removed, place the headboard on top of the fabric (and trace a pattern around it including s

Step 1 Measure header The headboard cover method uses just one large piece of fabric, two side seams, and a hem. Measure your headboard. Our twin size headboard measures 44-1/2 wide x 18-1/2 high x 2 deep. Step 2 Calculate and cut fabric Calculate the width and length of the fabric needed

Introduction Duct tape comes in a variety of colors and patterns and is available at most craft stores. Kids love it! A roll costs around $3 to $4 and you will need three to four rolls to make a headboard for a double bed. You should be able to get a large piece of cardboard for free at a grocery

Step 1 Break the bunting These triangles were meant to be part of an illuminated banner, but we broke it up and made individual calluses. Measure three sections of your triangle to paint white, orange, and yellow stripes. Paint the sections yellow and orange. Be sure to also paint the outsi

Step 1 Get the look Gather the pumpkins on a tarp and arrange them the way you want the faux fire to look. When you have them in place, place a dot on the pumpkins where you want the llama to go. Step 2 Draw your flames Use a pencil to draw the flames on the sides of the pumpkins. Dont dr

Introduction vicki lynn photography Spider Cake To make this cake you will need:chocolate cake mix, 2 cans of chocolate icing, black icing, and candy eyes. Step 1 Bake the cake and prepare the dish Bake cake in two 9 cake pans as directed on package. While baking, cut 8 (eight) 10-1/

Introduction This project is easy and inexpensive, and certainly one the kids can help with. We took a frame from a thrift store, wrapped the inside with string and cotton to make it look like a spider web. Spiders and a welcome message were then hung within the network. Step 1 Painting frame

Step 1 Carla Wicking Pick up supplies Woof, woof, and praise! With a few simple supplies and about 20 minutes, your dog can have a perfectly mesmerizing Halloween costume. Step 2 Carla Wicking Printing pattern and cut fabric Print the pattern and fix it to the felt. Cut the felt using t

Introduction This is the kind of monster you want to hug instead of run from. Invite addicts to the door with a crooked wink and a smile. Step 1 Start with the skin Wrap a portion of the crown shape in fun fur. Use a hot glue gun to attach. Step 2 Wrap and glue One section at a time, w