Learn how to sew a ruffle bench slipcover that is perfect for beginners and will add texture to any space. Update a family heirloom or even a thrift find. They are easy to clean and perfect for a house full of kids. I have a lot of people ask me how I can live with so much white in a house full of kids. Well, the answer is, slipcovers. Slipcovers can be removed and thrown in the wash. Over the years, I've made some for our couches, chairs, Ikea chairs, you name it. My kids get
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Toddler Dress Pattern – Easy Free Pattern with Video!
This adorable toddler dress pattern combines ruffles, lace, and cute, puffy sleeves. Use any coordinating fabrics you like to make this beautiful and easy dress pattern. This dress would make the perfect gift or Easter outfit. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure here. When my girls were little, I used to make them dresses all the time. I loved going to the store to pick out all the pretty
DIY Projects to Make with Drop Cloth
At about $2 per yard, drop cloth is a thrifty DIYers dream. Here in our home, I have bleached it to unify mismatched thrift shop furniture with handmade slipcovers, dyed it to make curtains, and wrapped it around styrofoam balls for DIY Christmas ornaments. It is as diverse as it is cheap. It is medium/heavyweight, so perfect for pillow covers also! Find some of my favorite ways to use drop cloth in the projects below: Pin it for later
How to Make Fabric Bunting Fourth of July Decorations DIY
Learn how to make fabric bunting, for some easy DIY Fourth of July decorations! With just a little scrap fabric, and less than 30 minutes of your time, this festive banner can grace your home this season. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure here. Reduce, Reuse, Refashion Today's post is a collaboration with some of my favorite blogger friends, Chloe from Boxwood Avenue, Sarah from Rocky
Pillows from a Vintage Table Cloth
In this easy tutorial, I am going to show you how I made pillows from a vintage table cloth. The process took about ten minutes to complete, and I ended up with two beautiful pillows for my farmhouse boys' room for only 8 bucks! Reduce, Reuse, Refashion Today's post is a collaboration with some of my favorite blogger friends, Chloe from Boxwood Avenue, Sarah from Rocky Hedge Farm, Sarah from She Holds Dearly and Larissa from Prodigal Pieces. Every fourth Tuesday of the month we are going