Drop cloth couch

Do you have a couch that's past its prime and a budget too tight for a new one? No problem! There are plenty of ways to revive a worn-out couch or sofa and one of them is using a couch cover. You spend a lot of time sitting on your couch. So, if your couch has stains, looks worn out, and you want to bring it back to life, try one of these 18 fabric coverings. They're all easy to apply and inexpensive to make or buy, plus they come in different patterns and colors. (squeal in delight) RELATED…

Economical and easy to wash, a no sew drop cloth slipcover has the look of linen and is the perfect solution for protecting furniture from spills and pets.

Reupholstering for dummies: Easy to follow, step-by-step guide to reupholstering a couch using a canvas drop cloth.

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Materials: Staple gun and lots of staples One large drop cloth (approx 10’x12’) and one long drop cloth (approx 4’x12’) **Measure your couch before purchasing material – you might need more or less than I used Fabric Scissors (or just good, sharp ones) Needle Nose Pliers Time, patience, and a sense of humor I really liked the look of the unbleached drop cloths from the hardware store. It’s a sturdy weave, the cloths are large enough that I don’t have to piece anything together, it’s all…

This "no sew" couch cover is easy and affordable. I'm showing you step by step how to do this project and upgrade your sofa instantly. Thanks for watching an...

My client wanted a drop cloth slipcover. Oh my goodness! It’s been awhile! Summer is a crazy time, and I’m realizing blogging goals during the summer should be non existent! The energy it takes to get a turn on the computer when all the kids and their friends are home is overwhelming. Couch–BEFORE— matelesse slipcover from... Read More »

Happy New Year Everyone, I apologize for the long delay between posts. The holidays were naturally a blur and well, now the girls are in school I have a little more time to dedicate to my blog. Sadly, our Christmas decorations are packed away for next year leaving the rooms feeling "bare". I arranged a few accessories this morning and played around with a new seating arrangement. I guess the after Christmas decorating and the beginning of the New Year left me feeling like the house needed a…

Prepping Drop Cloth 101 I must confess.........I love using drop cloth material for projects. Have you guys ever used drop cloth fabric for DIY...I mean besides as a drop cloth ? Well, if you haven't used drop cloth you are in for a surprise at how versatile and lovely it can be. Drop cloth looks

Dressed in a natural canvas slipcover, you would never know this Henredon piece is over 30 years old! My customer bought a pair of these club chairs back in the 70’s. The mod design with castors and brown fake suede upholstery was all the rage. Today, I’d say this well-made classic is still hip and cool. Well, minus the old upholstery 😉 Fabric: washed...