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Crafting in the Rain

30 Things to Make with Drop Cloths

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3 Apr 2013
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A canvas drop cloth is a fabulous craft supply. Look at all the way you can use it. Some, you don’t even need to sew!

There’s something about the natural and neutral look of drop cloth canvas that has attracted crafters and designers for the last few years.  I’ve been working with it for my next Craftaholics Anonymous post this month so it’s been on my mind and I thought I’d pull up some more inspiration for you.

Stenciled Valence
by Pitter and Glink

Storage from Diaper Box by Crafting in the Rain

Union Jack Pillow
by It All Started With Paint

Ruffle Curtains
by My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia

Roses Mini Tote
by Katie’s Rose Cottage

Stenciled Table Runner
by Pretty Handy Girl

Drop Cloth and Lace Messenger
by Shabby Love

Ruler Runner
by Country Living

Embellished Curtains
by Twigg Studios

Drop Cloth Pumpkins
by Craftberry Bush

Stenciled Drop Cloth Curtains
by Shine Your Light

Drop Cloth ee Skirt
by Shanty 2 Chic

Drop Cloth Button Pouch
by Crafting in the Rain

Drop Cloth Rug
by Lovely Crafty Home

House Flag
by Condo Blues

Smocked Curtains
by Days of Chalk and Chocolate

Drop Cloth Headboard
by Nashville Pug

Cone Trees
by Little Blue Chairs

Drop Cloth Planter
by Delicate Construction

Drop Cloth Wreath
by Little Place Called Home Sweet Home

Ruffle Trees
by Shanty 2 Chic

Drop Cloth Play Tent 
by Lowe’s Creative Ideas

Outdoor Canopy
by Anything Pretty

Ruffled Drop Cloth Pillow
by Ink Blots & Polka Dots

Stenciled Base Curtains
by Creative Outlets of a Thrifty Minded Momma

Glitter Blocks for Spring
by Crafting in the Rain

Drop Cloth Bedskirt
by Lovely Crafty Home

Double Ruffle Curtains
by French Country Cottage

Drop Cloth Bag
by Jennifer’s Mentionables

Outdoor Curtains
by Today’s Creative Blog

Which was your favorite?  Do you have a drop cloth project I can add to the list?

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  1. Barb says

    June 21, 2015 at 5:32 pm

    Loved the house flag, the headboard with nailheads, and the double ruffled curtains. So clever and inexpensive to make!

    Reply
  2. Deanna says

    September 4, 2015 at 3:55 pm

    I am inspired. Especially about making curtains from the drop cloths. The isda wheels are spinning like crazy. Thank you for the ideas.

    Reply
  3. Gayle Caruso says

    April 8, 2018 at 7:31 am

    I just completed hot pads after using my embroidery machine to embroider olives on the cloth then cutting them in different sizes, using batting in between.

    Reply
  4. John Sumpter says

    May 15, 2020 at 3:43 am

    Great post and thank you for sharing these great post with us. Thank you

    Reply
  5. Pam says

    September 7, 2020 at 2:43 pm

    Love all these ideas!

    Reply
  6. gwen says

    December 31, 2021 at 5:57 am

    I’m a fan of the stenciled bottom curtains! I’m still planning on making these using the same stencil I put on a couple of pieces of furniture in my bedroom! SOMEDAY!

    Reply

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