Vintage Sepia Photographs Made into a Fabric Custom Upholstered Headboard

Making a Vintage Sepia Photographs upholstered headboard is an easy weekend project you can make to transform and design your vintage bedroom on a budget. Vintage Sepia Photographs and Canvas Fabric Pieces Make an Affordable Vintage Headboard with a unique designer look!

I love making this simple Vintage Sepia Photographs headboard out of Fabric pieces, Vintage Sepia Photographs, and Photo Iron Transfer Paper. You can use Vintage Sepia Photographs and print them onto photo transfer paper.

To save money set your digital camera to the sepia setting and take new photos in that wonderful old color!

Follow the instructions on your photo transfer paper and put your Vintage Sepia Photographs on a piece of canvas.

You can easily make a great looking upholstered headboard out of almost any Vintage Sepia Photographs transferred to canvas.

Try printing Vintage Sepia Photographs in sepia on colored canvas squares.

Now, to Make a Vintage Sepia Photographs Headboard Out of Canvas Fabric You Will Need:

You can complete this Vintage Sepia Photographs project in one day, for less than $150. Click here to check out more ideas from Rebecca.

To Make an Upholstered Vintage Sepia Photographs Head Board You Will Need:

MDF (3, 6, or 9 Pieces, sizes described below)

Jig Saw

Foam

Fabric

Staple Gun

Screws

Flat L brackets

Spray adhesive

Canvas fabric

Scissors

Photo transfer paper

Vintage Sepia Photographs

The first step is to cut your MDF to size. I recommend letting the professionals at the home improvement store make these cuts for you. They only charge 25 cents a cut! I recommend about 15 inches by 15 inches. You will be covering a bunch of squares to build one large headboard.

My measurements are merely recommendations for a bed headboard. You can easily change the dimensions of this Vintage Sepia Photographs headboard for a twin, full, or king-sized bed based.

Cut separate pieces of MDF to these specific measurements: 15X15 inches.

Now, have the canvas cut out to 18 by 18 inches. This will allow for about 3 inches to overlap onto the back to attach it.

You need at least three of these, but you can make it as wide or as tall as you want.