Easy DIY Drop Cloth Home Decor Ideas
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Neutral-colored canvas drop cloths are perfect for creating unique home decor. They are my favorite go-to fabric for recovering chair seats, cedar chests, and benches.
My next drop cloth project will be curtains for our family room. The windows in our family room are quite large and the ceiling height is 9 feet so buying premade curtains is very expensive.
I love the DIY drop cloth curtain idea from Stephanie at The Celebrated Nest. She has a genius idea for the curtain loops!
The Best Ideas For Drop Cloth Decor
The drop cloth bed skirt is one of the best ideas because of the way it is finished! Just wait until you see it.
Take a look at these ideas and create new decor for your space.
Vicki from 2 Bees in a Pod will guide you through the process of making a fabulous farmer’s market tote bag using inexpensive drop cloth from the hardware store.
Check out this simple DIY tutorial for beautiful no-sew curtains. These fabulous curtains are crafted from trusty painter’s drop cloths. Learn how surprisingly easy it is to make your own.
Revamping your sofa or couch is a fabulous way to breathe fresh air into tired furniture without breaking the bank! Carrie from Lovely, Etc. shares tips and tricks to help you save money by reupholstering your sofa with drop cloth.
Breathe fresh energy into that tired old chair by giving it a fab fabric makeover! This fun weekend project is perfect for those with some crafting experience, and even daring newbies can give it a try.
Get ready to brighten up your space with some super cute primitive sunflowers made from coffee-stained drop cloth and cozy homespun fabrics! These DIY decorations are just what you need to add a splash of cottage charm to your home.
Create your own colorful patio curtains by using drop cloth and affordable fabric dye for a stunning ombre look.
Here's a quick and fun guide on how to make a whimsical and budget-friendly no-sew drop cloth bed skirt. You can layer these with other skirts to get a unique look.
All you need to make a beautiful geometric photo backdrop are inexpensive drop cloth, painter's tape and a bit of paint in whatever colors you like. This is such a unique and versatile project.
This super simple DIY leaf pillow project is made with basic materials and a handful of leaves plucked right from your backyard. It's the perfect beginner sewing craft.
Transform that canvas drop cloth into a fabulous faux French grain sack bolster pillow! It’s got a charming hand-stitched monogram and painted grain sack stripes for a touch of Farmhouse. How chic is that?
I scored a gorgeous set of cane back chairs and gave them a makeover with paint. The fabric wasn't my style, so I used inexpensive drop cloth to cover the chair seats. I love how this set turned out!
Here is a full step-by-step tutorial on how to re-cover chair seats with drop cloth. This is much easier than you think to accomplish. Plus, drop cloth is super cheap so you are not out a lot of money if you are not happy with how it turns out.
You know I love a good thrift store find and this set of cane back chairs was a steal! All they needed were a little love, along with paint and new drop cloth covered seats. Now they have a perfect farmhouse style!
Kathy founded her home decor blog Petticoat Junktion in 2011, where she shares tutorials on how to paint furniture and repurpose thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines.
