Drop Cloth Spray Paint Rug

Witwisdomfood
by Witwisdomfood
$20
2 Hours
Easy
I took a plain old canvas drop cloth and turned it into a colorful rug with a little spray paint. All it takes is some measuring, patiently taping off the pattern and then spray away.
Very few supplies and very little time go into this project
Pick your colors and lay them out for a visual or use graph paper to see how your idea looks
Finished project is great for garages and outdoor spaces where you need an inexpensive rug.
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  • Jeannie Carle Jeannie Carle on Jul 31, 2017

    Does this need to be sealed??? I would personally be using it inside.

  • Kim Taylor Kim Taylor on Jun 09, 2018

    Do you need to wash the drop cloth before painting it and would this hold up on an outside covered porch? Thank you

  • Vickie Vickie on Dec 21, 2019

    Hi,

    did you mask off the entire rug for each color? also I think adding / gluing/ sewing(yuck) one of those rug backers would help hold it down. I've made a table cloth using drop cloth and it has held up wonderfully I stamped it using cheap acryllic paint and it washes and dries beautifully. the dryer heat helps set the paint.

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  • Valerie Valerie on Mar 20, 2014
    I love the colors you have used!
  • Jackie Ostrander Jackie Ostrander on Jun 19, 2018

    What about staying completely flat

    • Witwisdomfood Witwisdomfood on Jun 19, 2018

      I believe I taped it

      down with double sided tape. Honestly, I didnā€™t use it long enough to know how it held up. We moved shortly after and didnā€™t take it in the move.

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