25 Ways to Use a Dropcloth in Your Home Decor

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25 Ways to Use a Dropcloth in Your Home

Hey folks, it’s Cecily from Ceci Bean with another round up of great ideas for you!

If you’ve ever painted a room, you probably used a painter’s dropcloth to protect your floors and furniture from stray drips and splatters. But these durable pieces of fabric have the potential to do so much more! From fabric refinishing to storage solutions, there are so many ways to incorporate this inexpensive and attractive material into your home projects. Right out of the package, the fabric is perfect for rustic projects. But add some bleach or fabric dye and it can transform into a bold modern accent for your home. How would you incorporate dropcloth decor in your home? [/tps_header]

Simple Curtains | Salvage Savvy via Remodelaholic

Slipcovered Wingback Chair | Crazy Wonderful via Remodelaholic

Skirted Desk | Beneath My Heart

Covered Milk Crate | Sew Many Ways

Ruffled Wreath | Pieced Pastimes

Slipcovered Sofa | Tatertots & Jello

Hammock | My Magic Mom

Fall Dropcloth Bunting | One Project Closer

Scalloped Tablecloth | Sugar & Cloth

Dog Bed | Jones Design Company

Dropcloth Headboard with Nail Head Trim | 2IY

Pocketed Placemats | Lil Fish Studios

Botanical Art Prints | The Little Brown House

Patio Umbrella | Creative Passage

Dip Dyed Tablecloth | House to Home

See 10 more ways to use a dropcloth in your home decor –>

Published: August 10, 2015Filed Under: Contributor, Decorate, Fabric Crafts, Furniture Building Projects and Plans, Remodel Inspiration By Room, Upholstery Tagged: budget-friendly, Contributors, Crafts, Decorating, DIY, Furniture, Top 25

About Cecily

My name is Cecily, and I also blog over at Ceci Bean. I live in a tiny house (under 800 sf!) in the San Francisco Bay Area with my husband and two cats. I like gettin' crafty, decorating our home, and exploring the world, near and far.