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Upholstered headboards
Hi
any thoughts/ideas about upholstered headboards, e.g. choice of fabric; attach to wall or bed frame, shapes, tufting, etc.?
would appreciate any pictures or suggestions of shapes - fairly classical for an adult couple's bedroom.
thanks
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(post #175870, reply #1 of 5)
I also am in the process of fabricating an upolstered headboard for a client . I found some styles at the calico corners web site
I'm thinking about attaching it to the wall .I once saw it done with wood cut
like a puzzle piece that slipped into another piece mounted on the wall . I'm
not sure exactly how to make this but I think it is V shaped , any info would be
appreciated. A s for a fabric ,it depends on your taste , but I'm using ultrasuede
Good Luck with your project, Susan
www.homedecsewing.com
Edited 2/20/2006 9:55 pm ET by Susan -homedecsewing
(post #175870, reply #2 of 5)
Hi Everybody , I'm an old time seamstress with my first computer . I knew it was gonna take me away from my work,and it has, but when my 1st grandchild was born I immediately got one, I thought just to see her precious little face. But I am starting to get the hang of it and what a great tool! My sweet daughter-in-law even built a web site for me. How great is she! Anyway I have a question; I'm looking for the correct spelling and pronounciation of mattelitiasse' or something like that, white quilted fabric with beautiful little stitches .Thanks
Susan
Edited 2/25/2006 11:48 pm ET by Susan -homedecsewing
(post #175870, reply #3 of 5)
Please read my last letter ,I'm gettin tired and goofy.
Susan
(post #175870, reply #4 of 5)
I believe you mean Matelassé
Pronunciation: (mät'lu-sâ"; Fr. matu-lä-sâ')
â€â€n.
an embossed, compound fabric woven on a dobby or Jacquard loom. Also,mat'e•las•se",mat'el•las•se".
Sue B
www.suebleiweiss.com
(post #175870, reply #5 of 5)
Thank you so much . I think I can use the word with confidence , not so sure about
this computer though . I'll be back soon , love to have this forum to share and learn.
Susan