As a perfect plaid roman shade
Grab a piece of fabric, fold and iron the seams, sew rings for the dowel and hang. Gorgeous!
As an alternative to painting cabinets
Upholster instead of paint? All you need is fabric, scotch guard & a staple gun for fuzzy cabinets!
As a skirt for your farmhouse kitchen sink
Reuse a baby bed skirt striped fabric and easily cut and hem, then use double sided tape to adhere it.
As a hanging dispenser for your plastic bags
Some stiff fabric, elastic band and sewing innovation is all that is required for this neat fabric helper.
As a cute rug underneath your breakfast table
Paint the pattern of your choice on a canvas drop cloth with Chalk Paint.
As gorgeous coasters for hot cocoa mugs
You’ll need to layer your favorite fabric over felt with a sewing machine for this project. How cute.
As a way to cover those plain kitchen mats
Take some fabric and staple it over those awful dollar store mats you use right by your kitchen sink.
As the background of a kitchen shadow box
Cut canvas fabric to fit into a shadow box, cover it in chicken wire, add hooks and hang your utensils.
As an improved bright window valance
Why have blinds when you can add a touch of fabric? Measure a plank of wood & staple fabric to it.
