
1. For this one you will need a piece of wood (Mine is just under 6 inches) and whatever "decor" pieces you would like - In my case I opted for 2 hearts.
2. Cut the wood at a 30 degree angle. For straight up and down do a flat cut - This offers a slight recline that appears more comfortable.
I chose to round out my seat "cushions" for a softer look. I did this with a power sander.

3. Sand all the edges, including the back.
4. Test the fit and angle. If it isn't flush adjust a bit with the sander.
7. Let it dry fully.
8. Sand down any excess glue once fully dry.
9. Rough up your decor pieces. .jpg)
10. Let dry and paint however you would like. I went simple so I could accent it with pillows.
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