Custom Upholstered Room Divider
Delineate a bedroom work area from sleep space by customizing inexpensive, bi-fold doors to create a one-of-a-kind room divider.
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Materials Needed:
- 2 sets of wood bi-fold doors
- fabric batting
- staple gun and staples
- tape measure
- pencil and notepad
- drill
- screws
- fabric
- wide ribbon
- iron-on adhesive tape
- iron
- fabric scissors
- decorative hinges
- paint and brush
Prep Doors
Remove existing hardware so each door is separate. Paint door edges in desired color, if needed.
Add Batting
Lay bi-fold doors out on a long, flat work surface. Use a tape measure to determine the width and height of doors. Mark dimensions down in notepad with pencil. Use fabric scissors to cut batting 1/4-inch shorter than door on all sides. Attach batting to front and back of each door with staple gun.
Attach Fabric
Mark then cut fabric to same dimensions as batting. Attach fabric to doors, over batting, pulling fabric taught as you staple.
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