HomeGoods Fabric Covered Ottoman Hack

Jennifer Perkins
by Jennifer Perkins
2 Materials
$21
45 Minutes
Medium
I spend way too much time in Home Goods. Like the cashiers know me by name. Recently they have had a lot of fabulous items from India that have been catching my eye. Case in point, a colorful ottoman. Problem was the ottoman was $70. I kept thinking their had to be a way to make my own version and I was right. As luck would have it I came across a plain Jane square foot stool at Goodwill for $4.
Let me show you how easy this was to make. Here is what you need:
Supplies


Aleene's Tacky Glue


2 Rag Rugs


Scissors


Gold Spray Paint


Square Ottoman
 I bought two matching rag rugs for $14. As luck would have it my rugs fit perfectly on 2 sides each. If yours do not you will need to measure and cut accordingly. The first thing I did was actually spray paint the legs of my stool gold. When the paint was dry I used a sponge brush to cover one side at a time with Tacky Glue.
One side at a time I glued, covered in fabric and then trimmed. My rugs were taller than my ottoman so I used scissors to trim the tops. I used the remaining strips I had cut off to cover the top of my stool. I had two long strips that I cut in half and attached with more Tacky Glue. The last thing I did was add some jumbo gold rope trim around the edges. I love the way the ottoman looks and can't wait to find a spot for it in my new house.
If you liked this project, check out my boho hanging baskets from t-shirts here https://jenniferperkins.com/tie-dye-t-shirts-turned-boho-hanging-baskets/ and fun rope bowls here https://jenniferperkins.com/boho-rope-bowls/
Suggested materials:
  • Rag rug   (home store)
  • Glue   (craft store)
Jennifer Perkins
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