Folding screen diy

I (Vicki) decided to make a folding screen after I observed my yoga ball and mat are always in plain sight when not in use. I thought with a screen, I could place these in a corner with the screen in front and not have to look at them during the week! Bonus, I found a piece of mid-century looking vinyl for the screen that has jumpstarted the redecorating of my bedroom. Watch the how-to video!Want to see our latest projects? Sign-up for our weekly newsletter here! We used oak…

We live in a two bedroom here in New Orleans and we quickly realized that we'd have lots and lots of visitors because we live in such a cool city...sooo that meant converting our den/office area into a bedroom at least once a month. A pull out sofa was the first necessity then we decided we wanted some kind of room divider so that we wouldn't see our guests chilling in the bed if we had to sneak to the kitchen. I, being the penny pincher that I am, wanted to DIY something so I sketched up…

How to Make a DIY Folding Screen | Hometalk

Super simple folding screen projects.

Aaron and Erin build a super functional DIY folding three-panel room divider

To gain privacy in our back area, I had my husband build me vertical garden. It works great and I love all the color where it use to look so bare!

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Material List Saw of your choice (we used a circular saw) Twelve 8’ pieces of 1x2 wood (for reference, we used select pine pieces) 20’ of rattan (or 3 pieces of 77”x17”) Pocket Hole Jig Drill Clamp 48 1.25” coarse thread pocket hole screws Staple gun &

To make a privacy screen purchase two sets of bi-fold doors at your local home improvement store. Remove one of the doors and attach it with it's hinges to the other set of doors so that the door folds in the opposite direction.(In this instance the homeowner had some old closet doors that were no longer in use)Remove all of the slats, fill the holes, sand it and prime it. Then paint it the color of your choice. In this instance we painted it a soft white to go with the fabric the homeowner…

I love folding screens. They're a versatile way to hide an unsightly radiator or fill an empty corner. And best of all, updating them is so easy. Using fabric,…

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