Painted drop cloth

Use fabric paint to add the perfect accent to DIY drop cloth curtains!

This painted drop cloth rug is a beautiful and simple Aztec wonder. It is created simply from a dropcloth and paint. Take an afternoon and create yourself a beautiful cloth for under your table with this tutorial and printed instructions

In the 're-do' of my laundry room, a runner was high on the list of needed items. However, after feeling like the failed prince in Cinderella with a rugs too d…

I’m so excited about the progress we made in 2015 with different projects around the house. It definitely makes me want to keeping building on all that we accomplished last year especially in the dining room. It’s taken me forever to find the perfect curtains for that space but I think I’ve finally found them thanks to the help of Royal Design Studio Stencils. Here’s how you can achieve a custom look with paint, stencils and drop cloths…

Yay! I finally finished another part of sweet Baby G's nursery. I can't wait to get it all done and do the final reveal. Now that she's sleeping in there, I'm really excited to get it finished

How to make a floor cloth from a drop cloth. A painted rug for my laundry room is the DIY feature of week 5 of the One Room Challenge.

Area rugs can really tie a room together, but they can also be really expensive. So, why not make your own with just a drop cloth rug with a stamp!

Make your own rug with a drop cloth and fabric paint! It's easy to customize your rug to fit your decor. See the tutorial at The Handyman's Daughter! | drop cloth project | drop cloth rug | drop cloth area rug | make your own area rug | paint your rug

Hey everyone! Today's post is about how to paint a drop cloth rug & my honest thoughts on the after. You know what gets me excited about pinterest? A hoard of creative genius minds who come up with brilliant alternatives to expensive store bought decor! Today is one of "those" posts. I was really intrigued by

I'm having a moment with hibiscus flowers–dried ones, that I first spotted in my local Mexican supermarket. They make an excellent lime and hibiscus summer