Canvas Headboard With Nail-Head Trim

Transform a painter's canvas and carpet tacks into a contemporary yet rustic upholstered headboard.

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Dan Faires Canvas Headboard With Nail Head Trim 1

Materials Needed:

  • 4x8 plywood
  • chalk line
  • batting
  • painter's canvas
  • string or twine
  • nail-in carpet tacks
  • spray adhesive
  • circular saw
  • hammer
  • tape measure
  • stapler and staples
  • scissors

Measure and Mark

Measure the width of your existing bed frame. Lay the 4x8 plywood on a sturdy surface. With the four-foot side as your height, mark the width to match your bed frame.

Cut the Plywood

Using a circular saw, cut the plywood to your dimensions. To make sure your lines are perfectly straight, use a chalk line to mark your measured width.

Lay Out Batting

Lay four layers of batting over the plywood, allowing several extra inches of batting on all sides of the plywood.

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