A few weeks ago, hubbs and I were meandering through furniture stores, pretending we had just come into a gazillion dollars and could outfit our theoretical pad from top to bottom.
What a wake-up call! We're recent college graduates AND newlyweds; most of the furniture that fills our little apartment now were castoffs from family or friends. The only furniture we've ever even looked at in a store was when we were registering for our wedding, and it was more of a wistful glance than anything. Not yet, honeybuns.
What a wake-up call! We're recent college graduates AND newlyweds; most of the furniture that fills our little apartment now were castoffs from family or friends. The only furniture we've ever even looked at in a store was when we were registering for our wedding, and it was more of a wistful glance than anything. Not yet, honeybuns.
One of the things we fell in love with (in spite of the price tag) was a headboard covered in thick-weave fabric and trimmed with upholstery nails. I can't remember the store we were in, but here are a few examples you can drool over like we did:
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Nice, right? This last one was the picture that sealed the deal for us.
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Anyway, after checking out examples of these perfect backrest for a few minutes, husband and I looked at each other with the look in our eyes. You know, THE look. The "I can totally make that" look.
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However, we've already finished about half of the project, and are still optimistic about our results!
Husband and I picked Centsational Girl's tutorial (last photo above) to replicate.
Wanna see our progress? Here's a sneak peek:
Hubby breaks out the screwdriver to fix a mistake that I have already made... Oops. |
We're really excited :).
Have you ever started a DIY project with high hopes? How did it turn out for you?
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