I'm bound and determined to create a design wall and it's been quite a challenge for this room. I have a huge studio which is actually a room created from above my three-car garage plus the laundry room. The biggest challenge is that due to the peak of the garage, I have sloped ceilings with only about five feet of 8' ceilings right down the middle of the room! So, I can't have a design wall attached to any wall because of the windows at each end of the room. There's a couple of half walls with pillars that are holding up the roof and they are just in the way.
Anyway, I'd started making a design wall in Baltimore with one blue foam board and this Home Depot only had pink so I'm a bit disappointed they don't have the same background, so I'm going to think about wrapping them before I put up the flannel permanently. For now, I've just sprayed it with removable adhesive and throw up the flannel. I can use it, at least.
For now, I'm just leaning it against the slanted wall in front of the twin bed and will see how long or how well this version of a design wall will last.
Did I mention I got a fabric calculator for Christmas? I really like it for figuring stuff out with scrap yardage. I think, anyway. I have to learn how to use it first.
Gloria
Anyway, I'd started making a design wall in Baltimore with one blue foam board and this Home Depot only had pink so I'm a bit disappointed they don't have the same background, so I'm going to think about wrapping them before I put up the flannel permanently. For now, I've just sprayed it with removable adhesive and throw up the flannel. I can use it, at least.
For now, I'm just leaning it against the slanted wall in front of the twin bed and will see how long or how well this version of a design wall will last.
Did I mention I got a fabric calculator for Christmas? I really like it for figuring stuff out with scrap yardage. I think, anyway. I have to learn how to use it first.
Gloria
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