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I was inspired to create this double size head board because my son is so stuck on Star Wars . He can't get enough of it. The LED stars are perfect for a child that needs a little extra light at bed time. It takes them away to another world . Who wouldn't love to fall asleep under the stars ?
The project was created with a simple coloring book. If you can color in a color book, you can definitely accomplish this project with great results !
Tools Needed
Jig Saw
Router with a 3/8 " round over bit
Screwdriver
Drill with a bit size of ( 5/16" and 7/32" and 9/32")
Chop saw or skill saw
Vice grips
Projector
3 Paintbrushes Large ,Medium and Small
Supplies
4'x 8'sheet cut down to 2.3' xi 5' 3/4" MDF sheet
1"x4" 8 foot board
12 1 1/4 " wood screws
Four each of (1/4" carriage bolts )(1/4" nuts)(1/4" Flat washers)
Countersink
1 string of 35 or less LED Christmas lights
2 Black Sharpe fine tip pens
Clear Varnish spray or liquid
Acrylic Paint Colors
1 Cobalt Blue
2 Light grey
3 Dark Grey
4 White
5 Black
6 Silver
7 Dark Metallic Gold
8 Yellow Metallic Gold
9 light brown
10 Dark Brown
11 Antique white (off white for skin tone)
12 Georgia Clay (Red/orange mix)
13 Plum or purple wine
14medium yellow
15 light green
16 dark green
I was inspired to create this double size head board because my son is so stuck on Star Wars . He can't get enough of it. The LED stars are perfect for a child that needs a little extra light at bed time. It takes them away to another world . Who wouldn't love to fall asleep under the stars ?
The project was created with a simple coloring book. If you can color in a color book, you can definitely accomplish this project with great results !
Tools Needed
Jig Saw
Router with a 3/8 " round over bit
Screwdriver
Drill with a bit size of ( 5/16" and 7/32" and 9/32")
Chop saw or skill saw
Vice grips
Projector
3 Paintbrushes Large ,Medium and Small
Supplies
4'x 8'sheet cut down to 2.3' xi 5' 3/4" MDF sheet
1"x4" 8 foot board
12 1 1/4 " wood screws
Four each of (1/4" carriage bolts )(1/4" nuts)(1/4" Flat washers)
Countersink
1 string of 35 or less LED Christmas lights
2 Black Sharpe fine tip pens
Clear Varnish spray or liquid
Acrylic Paint Colors
1 Cobalt Blue
2 Light grey
3 Dark Grey
4 White
5 Black
6 Silver
7 Dark Metallic Gold
8 Yellow Metallic Gold
9 light brown
10 Dark Brown
11 Antique white (off white for skin tone)
12 Georgia Clay (Red/orange mix)
13 Plum or purple wine
14medium yellow
15 light green
16 dark green
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Signing UpStep 1Cutting MDF to size
Step 1
Cutting your 4x8 foot sheet of MDF . We had ours cut at Home Depot because it wouldnt fit in our car. You can cut it yourself with your table saw of course. The dimension is 2.3 feet x 5 feet for a double bed size.
Cutting your 4x8 foot sheet of MDF . We had ours cut at Home Depot because it wouldnt fit in our car. You can cut it yourself with your table saw of course. The dimension is 2.3 feet x 5 feet for a double bed size.
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Your Yoda reminds me a little of this, though:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/ekkostar/Bedclown.jpg