
"Make Yourself an Ottoman" found at Blueprint's blog via CasaSugar.
If only I could find those exact pillows... they would totally match our new bedroom!
- Choose two cushions. You could use regular sofa cushions, but for a more streamlined look, purchase box-edged floor cushions.
 - Measure the cushions.
 - Have a piece of wood cut to the size of your cushion at your local lumber store.
 - Choose a paint color for the ottoman's wood base.Then paint the wood and let dry.
 - Choose your casters. You'll need four.
 - Drill four holes in the wood — all approximately 2 inches in from each corner — and screw the casters into the holes.
 - Flip over so the casters are on the floor, and stack both cushions on top of the wood platform.
 - For best results, use a nonslippery fabric on the cushions, such as canvas. Silkier fabrics tend to slip, which isn't conducive to ottoman relaxation!
 

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