Drop Cloths As Curtains Ideas

Using drop cloths as curtains has become a popular trend in affordable home decor, offering a rustic and versatile look. These heavy-duty canvas materials are durable and can be painted or stained to match any design style, making them a practical choice for budget-friendly window treatments. Drop cloths provide excellent coverage and a natural texture that enhances farmhouse, industrial, or shabby chic interiors with an effortlessly stylish appeal.

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My new sew drop cloth curtains are so easy I am almost embarrassed to share them as part of my office makeover.

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DIY Drop cloth curtains are a great budget-friendly solution for the perfect farmhouse look. They are inexpensive and very easy to make. NO SEWING REQUIRED

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How to make soft, textured, cottege-style DIY No-Sew Bleached Drop Cloth Curtains without making your house smell like a pool!

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This review of drop cloth curtains covers size, durability, quality and texture. Definitely a must read before deciding if drop cloth curtains are for you.

Farmhouse Decor Ideas

DIY Drop cloth curtains are a great budget-friendly solution for the perfect farmhouse look. They are inexpensive and very easy to make. NO SEWING REQUIRED

Decorating

Who hasn’t heard of the no-sew drop cloth curtains? It seriously seems like everyone is making them, or has made them. I have to think it is because they are not only inexpensive and easy to make, but also because they are really cute and versatile. First, I gathered my supplies. I bought the curtain rods and drapery clips from hobby lobby. I bought the drop cloths from Home Depot. I decided to get the “heavy duty” drop cloths instead of the normal one just because I wanted my curtains to have a little more weight to them. Make sure to measure your windows first so you can get the right size drop cloth. Because I was making four curtain panels, I tried to choose four drop cloths that were as similar in color as possible. It was so surprising to me
how many different shades and tones there were….all the same brand, same size and in the same box, just slightly different colors. To prep the drop cloths, I bleached them all together for four hours. Washed them. Washed. them again. And then washed them one last time, but this time with a lot of fabric softener. Then put them in the dryer, they came out some much softer than I would have imagined! To finish them off, I ironed them. Now all I had to do was hang them. Start by measuring the distance from the floor to the curtain rod. The distance from my floor to the curtain rod is 81 inches, I clipped mine up at 80 inches because I wanted the curtains to pool a little on the floor. I wanted to make these no-sew drop cloth curtains just a little different than all the ones that I have seen (not because I don’t absolutely love all the other no-sew drop cloth curtains, but just to add a little different twist), simply by clipping them up slightly different. Instead of just clipping the curtains up with the extra folded over…. I decided to take the extra portion that was folded over, and bring it back to the top to clip up, making a little pouf like ruffle. These curtains were seriously so quick and easy to make! We would love to hear what you think! Do you like the pouf like ruffle on these curtains? Thank you for visiting LeCultivateur!!! 💗~Emily Check out where we have linked this week…. Blog link list Please follow and like us:

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How to easily stencil a drop cloth shower curtain to give your home a perfectly sized, custom designer look for pennies and just a few hours time.