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How can I cover a chocolate brown faux suede headboard?

5 years ago

Does anyone know what I can use to cover my headboard with? It seems so dated to me and also does not match the cream faux suede divan base.

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Jonathan
5 years ago
Don’t bother. Look on an auction site for a direct from manufacturer bargain as the cost will be similar to upcycling yours

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CRUSHED-VELVET-DELUXE-HEADBOARD-CHOOSE-YOUR-SIZE-COLOUR-FREE-P-P/263094373989?hash=item3d41a58e65:m:m2HxpjQMkz0lKogLtKvI8xw
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