2-3/4 handi-panels or masonite boards (the total width of the panels should equal the width of your bed)

Sand paper

Tack cloth

Wood or drywall screws

Drill

Masking tape

Drop cloths

Medium roller

2-4 cans American Accents White Primer

2-4 cans American Accents Sandstone Mountain Lake spray paint

1 quart Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Light Blue Hammered paint

1 quart Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Light Blue Hammered paint

Because you'll be using spray paint, find a spot outdoors and use a drop cloth to protect nearby items from spray mist.

Lightly sand the panels and wipe them clean with a tack cloth.

Lay flat over a few boxes or bricks so that the panels are a few inches above ground.

Spray the Mountain Lake paint following directions on the can. (You're preparing for sweet mountain lake dreams in the very near future.) Let dry completely.

Mask off a rectangular area. (You can follow our pattern.) Roll on Hammered Light Blue paint following the directions on the can. As the paint dries, you'll see that the texture comes alive. It looks and feels kind of like an orange peel.

Once completely dry, remove the tape and hang on your wall. Add the bed & you have a peaceful mountain retreat made for dreamin'.