Fairy light headboard diy

Mood lights always help to create romantic ambiance in a bedroom. That's why it's a good idea to put them into a headboard. You can make it as large as

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EASY lighted headboard that you can DIY in a day or less.

Headboards can be expensive and take up a lot of space. If you are looking for a stylish, cost-effective way to accentuate your bed, then a light up curtain headboard may be the perfect choice. You can create a light up headboard in under...

Update your bedroom decor on a budget with these creative diy headboard ideas. Perfect for bedroom makeovers on a budget. Quick simple headboard ideas #hometalk #diyheadboards #cheapdiyheadboards #howtomakeaheadboard

Because my headboard is very tall, it started to make my room feel very small and I needed a new way to make my bedroom feel larger. I've also always wanted to put fairy lights in my bedroom so that gave me the idea to use the fairy lights to elongate my headboard and make the room feel larger and not so cramped. When you watch the video, you'll see that originally I had my curtain rod right above the window which again just made the room feel very small. I decided to raise the rod to about…

If you’re anything like me, you love Pinterest. It is both a godsend and a trap - a godsend in that it offers such fabulous ideas, and a trap in that I spend hours “ooh”ing and “aah”ing over the photos I want to recreate. Well, I found this gorgeous photo on Pinterest and decided I wanted to recreate it. It looks gorgeous. It adds some light to the room (and the LEDs aren’t a fire hazard). AND it’s not expensive to make.

A bedroom makeover on a budget, and how you can do the same through clever shopping and a few DIY projects.

In today's Lit Headboard FAQs, I'm answering all your questions about how you can make your own lit headboard out of curtains and Christmas lights.

Mr. Kate pulled this project off with two curtain rods, two sets of gauze curtains, six string fairy lights, a few screw hooks, and a lot of wire. It's a big project, but it'll be worth it when you feel like you're sleeping in a magical cloud.