#dropcloth

[flintandpyrite]

And for your amusement: front and back. I must have used more than 50 thread colors in this.

[boxthoughtsblog]

A quick CLOSER LOOK daily photo exercise - October 12, 2024

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[themightyif]

Transitional Dining Room - Dining Room Picture of a medium-sized transitional kitchen and dining room with light wood floors and dark floors.

[ucitavanje]

Dining Room Kitchen Dining in Boston Kitchen/dining room combo - mid-sized traditional light wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo idea

[rpepperpotshipssciencebros]

Working on a thing

Made a backdrop to hide our front window for our Halloween yard haunt, inspired by @vincentbriggs His turned out a lot better than mine, but then again I'm not an artist. Overall, it's not what I'd envisioned, better than I expected it to be, and should look good with the swamp witch theme.

[pippindot]

can u believe this episode

[maelwife]

Just saw a tiktok saying drop cloths for painting are bad for the environment and unsustainable like. you can just use one old sheet forever…

[the-firefly-jar]

Ok maybe wings were a mistake there's glue everywhere now

[farmhouse40]

Dropcloth DIY

Have you ever been surprised to learn that those beautiful white linen-look drapes you see online are made of drop cloths? Choosing the appropriate curtains can be a real challenge. Cheap ones tend to look cheap, and high-quality ones can be pricey. Easy, inexpensive, and requiring no sewing, these Dropcloth DIY curtains are a great choice. The neutral tone of the canvas material means it will go with any color scheme you already have in your farmhouse.

[perspectivesusa]

[flintandpyrite]

The embroidery is matted and framed and ready to be gifted! I do think it loses a little charm when you can’t touch it but boy does it look good

[a-passing-storm]

I HAVE SECURED ENOUGH FABRIC FOR A TOGA

[gregdotorg]

is this a postcard in a dollhouse

[vincentbriggs]

I forgot to post about the backdrop I painted a few months ago!

It's made of a 9' x 12' canvas dropcloth, cut down to be about 9' x 8', which is much better than sewing it out of yardage. Both because it's cheaper, and because the dropcloth was woven 9 feet wide and has no seams.

I sewed a channel along the top so I could put a piece of wood through it and hang it from 3 nails. (The room it's in is not actually in my lease, but nobody's using it for anything besides storing a bit of furniture, so it's alright.)

The paint is flat white interior paint, mixed with some brown and black acrylic. I did 3 layers of trees in increasingly dark shades of greyish brown. I didn't use a brush for any of it, I painted the trunks with a narrow trim roller and used the edges of the roller for the branches. I covered up the floor with plastic before I laid it down to paint, and didn't get any paint on anything that wasn't mine.

My goal was to make it as neutral as possible so that it would look decent with lots of different clothes and not be distracting, and so that I could put a wide variety of .png frames in front of it. Since youtube videos are very wide there's still a lot of bare wall on either side if I'm zoomed all the way out, but it's very easy to cover up. I've only drawn the plain tree frame so far, but I mean to draw more in different styles for different projects.

[shithowdy]

RESTORATION BEGINS. Everyone please send rancid vibes to whichever prior owner did a slapshod plaster ceiling job without a dropcloth, ruined the oak hardwood, and then just stapled carpet over it.

[pippindot]

Pip continues her journey on Being a Trashbag