HOMEMADE DROP CLOTH OTTOMAN
Hello, everyone!
Today I am sharing with you one of the projects we made during Spring Break.
A new ottoman for our master bedroom sitting area.
A new ottoman for our master bedroom sitting area.
This was a very easy project.
My husband started by building some pretty legs which we painted in metallic bronze to match the color
of our bedroom furniture.
While they were drying, we got busy building the frame with scrap wood we already had in the garage.
When it was finished we added thick foam for the seat and cover the whole frame with batting.
We used some left over drop cloth to cover it. I did wash it first and iron it to make it softer.
After taking some measurements, I sew the four corners to match the size of the frame.
We stapled the fabric underneath.
To finish it off, we used old gold color
nail heads.
For now, I painted an old tray in the same
bronze color as the ottoman legs and used it to display some of my favorite books.
And that's it! A simple project to finish our little sitting area.
Total cost of this project was $40.00 spent in buying the foam, batting and nail heads.
Now, I think the area needs a new chandelier.
Shsss.... Don't tell my husband. It is a surprise. :)
Tuesdays at Our Home is still live.
Stop by for a visit or link your favorite project.
See you all soon!
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My husband started by building some pretty legs which we painted in metallic bronze to match the color
of our bedroom furniture.
While they were drying, we got busy building the frame with scrap wood we already had in the garage.
When it was finished we added thick foam for the seat and cover the whole frame with batting.
We used some left over drop cloth to cover it. I did wash it first and iron it to make it softer.
After taking some measurements, I sew the four corners to match the size of the frame.
We stapled the fabric underneath.
To finish it off, we used old gold color
nail heads.
For now, I painted an old tray in the same
bronze color as the ottoman legs and used it to display some of my favorite books.
And that's it! A simple project to finish our little sitting area.
Total cost of this project was $40.00 spent in buying the foam, batting and nail heads.
Now, I think the area needs a new chandelier.
Shsss.... Don't tell my husband. It is a surprise. :)
Tuesdays at Our Home is still live.
Stop by for a visit or link your favorite project.
See you all soon!
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