Hello and welcome back to part two of my design wall
tutorial, my inner frame is up on the wall and it is time to
I also stained the lengths first to save time afterwards....
I have nailed the right hand side of the outer frame to the
inner frame and once again pushed pulled and
cursed until I got it as straight as possible....

I then slid one of the insulation boards in
behind the frame to see if it was a nice fit....
I hung a piece of white and a piece of natural
coloured wadding over the board....
After a cup of tea and some careful deliberation I think
I am going to go with the natural colour....
I don't think the white will be very forgiving
with loose threads and fluff...

Next job was to cut a length from the second insulation board
to be joined to the first board to make up the required size...
I cut it through with a stanley knife and ruler....
It is so light and nice and sturdy so very easy to work with...

Here is a pic of the two pieces sitting inside the frame...
I put the top frame up with a couple of nails to hold it all into
place while I taped the two parts together with packing tape...

I love how the foam sheeting looks like a giant cutting
board on this side, purely coincidental....

I ran a couple of layers of packing tape along
the join to hold the two pieces together....

The reverse side of the foam insulation boards are silver...

I pulled the boards out and ran another couple of
layers of packing tape along the silver side....
I plan to use the offcut for smaller design boards
but that will be a project for another time....

That's all for this post....
Stay tuned for the next post where it will all come together...
At least I hope it does....LOL!
I am off to purchase some wadding and will be having fun with
my staple gun today while I attempt to cover that big board....
I am excited to see how it will turn out...
Until next time, Happy Stitching
Kate
4 comments:
OH WOW....looking good Kate! :) Barb.
Loving it!
It's great following your construction and you are making a wonderful job of it..
Oh Kate - this is so impressive and I can't wait to see it finished.
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