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- Moonlight - the best new comedy on television?
- TEEN BEDROOM MAKEOVER FOR LESS THAN $100
- PINK AND BLACK BEDDING for TEENS
- ZEBRA PRINT DAY BED COMFORTER SETS, CURTAINS and B...
- NAUTICAL LIGHTHOUSE BEDDING and DECOR for TEENS
- 2 Days in Paris
- TEEN GIRLS PREFER SLEEK over COMPLICATED
- DRAMATIC ANIMAL PRINT WINDOW TREATMENTS
- My Decorating Project Gone Down the Tubes
- CHEETAH PRINT BEDDING SETS for the WILD CHILD
- COOL DECORATING TECHNIQUE for the BEDROOM WALLS an...
- TEEN WALL PAINTING IDEAS - QUICK and EASY!
- BLUE and BROWN BEDDING WITH POLKA DOTS!
- GIRL'S DORM BEDDING SHOPPING TIPS and IDEAS
- Two surprisingly enjoyable films!
- SHOE THEME BEDROOM for SOPHISTICATED TEENS ABOUT TOWN
- MONKEY BEDDING for TWEENS and TEENS
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September
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My Decorating Project Gone Down the Tubes
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If anybody's wondering why I haven't posted any new teen decorating stuff in the past week, it's because first and foremost my mom has been sick and needed my help. But if she had to be sick, it couldn't have come at a better time.
I needed a break. You can tell when you need some time off when you jump into a project and NOTHING goes as planned. I was hanging a fabulously beautiful pair of multi-colored silk drapery panels on some hammered iron rods and rammed a hole in the girl's wall. Yep, poked a hole big as a fifty cent piece right through the drywall and was that child ever miffed!
She calmed down once I offered to pay for the damage, but not a lot. To change the subject I told her we could spend the day together on Saturday shopping at one of my favorite wholesale warehouses and gather some decorating ideas for the rest of the bedroom. Whew. I don't want to lose a friend over a piddly hole in the wall!
We are going to look for some fabric to upholster a headboard for the bed. The wooden base has already been cut in a WILD shape and I can't wait! I advise all mothers of teen girls to consider a padded headboard as part of the bedroom decorations! The advantages are that they screw securely to the studs in the wall and you can match the fabric to the bedding and curtains.
Here's an instructional video that will help you get started on this cool bedroom upholstery project. Forgive the sick music at the beginning of the video and keep watching because the guy gives some good ideas on cutting a pattern and what foam to use and all that stuff.