DIY Arch Party Backdrop Tutorial
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Step-by-step instructions on how to create an arch (arc) backdrop with MDF or sanded plywood!
Other Party Sources:
Highchair: $20 IKEA Antilop
Highchair Cushion, Footrest, Placemat and Leg Wraps: @yeahbabygoods
Cake Topper: @mypartywish
Rattan Cake Stand: @tjmaxx
Balloon Garland: WonderfultimeStore on Etsy
Paint Colors (eggshell sheen):
Dutch Boy Harvest Peach
Dutch Boy Fallen Leaf
Dutch Boy Wintered Peach
Covey’s Bow: @shoplightandjoy
Covey’s Shirt: @shopquinnst
Covey’s Jeans: @zarakids
This was the best tutorial I've seen in a long time. Thank you
Great job sir, thank you for taking your time to explain the process. Love the end result 👌 👏 👍
This was the most straight forward video I’ve seen! Thank you so much 😊
For the support just a big 2x4 down the middle flat plywood ton the Bottom and just put a brick on top
You guys are amazing! Thank you for making this tutorial.
Please can I have measurements of your backdrop if possible I would really appreciate
Wow! I loved it!
This video is amazing..Especially your explanation to make us understand is awesome ...I was looking for this kind of video for one of my project...You made my work easy thanks once again 😊😊😊
You did great work.... 👍👍 From india,
This is so sooo helpful! These guys are so expensive to rent in Los Angeles and I thought it would be way too complicated to DIY. Thank you!! One question - you mentioned you would have leaned the center arch back a little. If I just wanted the one center arch, would it stand okay on the frame it's attached to, or would you still recommend to tilt it back slightly? I guess I am wondering if the wind was blowing over the center arch that was stabilized by the frame or not? Thanks!
I think it would be fine if you are just doing the center one!
Oh sorry, I’m signed on with a different account but this is my video 🥰
@@krkruithof Awesome, thank you again!
Awesome job 👍👍
Can you lean this on a wall instead of putting the wood on the back?
You didn’t mention what mm thickness the mdf is? Please can you advise
Thanks
Can you give a rough cost for all of the materials? Wood, paint, etc
Sooo cute!!! Loved your tutorial!!!
Can you use circular saw
Hi, thanks for the tutorial., how much paint does this project need do we have to apply primer?
Hi i have a question. 😭 How much did you spend just on the cardboards
So the big first piece is 6ft after the arch ?
Would Hardboard Tempered Panel work for this as well?
This design is beautiful! We have been inspired to do something similar for my sons first birthday. How did you secure the balloons to the backdrop? Thank you!!
The set we ordered came with a hook! www.etsy.com/listing/953089694/
What was the total spent including paint and everything?
Around $120!
Pretty balloon colors! What colors and brand did you use?
We ordered a kit the Etsy shop WonderfultimeStore. This is the 9 foot garland length. The balloon colors were doubled cream peach, doubled apricot and double matte coral. www.etsy.com/listing/953089694/
Couldn’t you use foam?
what was your total cost for all supplies?
I just finished one, and I want to say the wood was about $100, you can use paint samples instead of gallons which are pretty cheap, then some screws which isn't much. If you don't have a jigsaw, that'll be between $100-200 probably
Hi could you give the dimensions of the boards?
I noticed you have an Ohio shirt on so I’m assuming you’re from Ohio! Is there any way I could rent these from you for my daughters birthday party next month?
you can send me a DM @yeahbabygoods!
Is mdf better and easier to use?
yes and less likely to warp
These turned out great !! What kind of paint did you use ?
Dutch Boy, Eggshell sheen. Here are the paint colors: Harvest Peach, Fallen Leaf, and Wintered Peach
what thickness MDF did you use
Use 1/4"....easier to work with and much lighter!!
How did you secure balloons?
The set we ordered came with a hook! www.etsy.com/listing/953089694/
What kind of vehicle does everyone use?
Great vid but please, please, please always wear PPE and keep the kiddos away from MDF dust.