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  • Circus Striped Headboard
  • Visit DIY's Craft Lab to learn how to create a duct-tapem circus-themed headboard.
    From "Craft Lab"
    episode DCLB-146


    Guest Sonya Nimri joins host Jennifer Perkins and demonstrates how to create a one-of-a-kind circus-themed duct tape headboard.

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    Guest Sonya Nimri creates this one-of-a kind circus-themed duct tape headboard.
    PHOTO

    Figure A
    PHOTO

    Figure B
    Circus Striped Headboard

    Project designed by Sonya Nimri.

    Materials:

    3/4" plywood cut to fit the width of your bed
    duct tape in red, pink, orange, yellow, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent green, forest green, blue, purple, black, and white
    shelf paper in cow print
    seal stencil
    wax paper
    circle shaped stencil, a round container will do
    scissors

    1. Draw a line 24" from the ground across the plywood so that you know how far to bring your tape down.

    2. Starting with red on each side, tape a very straight line down to the line.

    3. Continue with the rest of the rainbow until you reach the middle and then place a black and white stripe in the middle (figure A).

    4. Take the purple duct tape and make a stripe along the top of the headboard down the side to cover the raw side of the plywood.

    5. Lay about eight 7" strips of purple duct tape on a piece of wax paper. Make a point in the middle, about 6" up from the bottom and draw a triangle to each side of the tape. This will make three triangles, which can be used for "curtain spikes" that hang down from the top of the headboard.

    6. Using your stencil, draw two identical seals on the contact paper. Place them facing each other about one inch to the left and right of the black stripes.

    7. Overlap about ten pieces of the duct tape across a piece of wax paper.

    8. Draw your circle template on the stripes. Cut the circle out and place between the two seals (figure B).


    RESOURCES :

    Duct Tape
    Henkel Consumer Adhesives
    Website: www.henkelca.com


    GUESTS :

    Sonya Nimri
    Phone: 310-396-6243
    E-mail: Sonya@sonyastyle.com
    Website: www.sonyastyle.com

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