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Final Installment of the Jenny Lind Headboard Bench

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  Korrie nicknamed this headboard bench the “puzzle” bench because of all of the bits and pieces that make it up.
Spool Bench Parts

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This is where we left off on the other post.

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I sanded back some of the turquoise, but after getting a lot of feedback I decided to paint over the stencil.

Jenny Lind headboard bench (2)

I went with damask pillows instead of a damask stencil.

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After hauling the bench up from the basement I can see that it needs some touchups.

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I’m going to break out the paint sprayer today and apply some more paint.

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After that, I am calling this bench d.o.n.e. You can see the original tutorials in these posts:
Jenny Lind Bed Bench
Update on Jenny Lind Bench
Jenny Lind Bed Bench Pt 2.
By the way, the pillows are some pillows I already had. I made new (envelope)  covers for them using this video on YouTube.
I also worked on the “project fail”. I’m liking it a lot better, but it needs to be painted today too.
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31 Comments

  1. I think you made a good decision. The stencil was competing with the spindles, I think ๐Ÿ˜‰

  2. Yep…I definitely like the final version best! What can I say, I don’t think you can miss with black! Love the accent pillows!

  3. I like it in black, but then I’m partial to black benches as you know! It’s bold and classic looking! I bet it sells quickly.

    Holly

  4. The pillows work so well with the bench. Fantastic job!
    I swear you could make a silk purse from a sow’s ear. ๐Ÿ˜‰
    (as Mike would say)

  5. Wow! I have just found your blog and I love what you are doing. This bench (I read the first post about it as well) made me think of McGyver!I love it!

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