I wanted to do something with my old laundry tub -
Although it's outdated, it worked fine. I looked into replacing it but I just couldn't justify the cost of buying a new tub - they were a few hundred dollars! So, I decided to cover this one. I love the idea of using inexpensive drop cloths (here are some of my favorite drop cloth projects). I headed over to Home Depot and bought a 5 x 5 drop cloth for $8. I only needed to cover the front and right side and the small drop cloth would be perfect. I measured and cut - leaving the factory hem on the left and bottom (yea for not having to sew the hem!).
After it was cut, I sewed a strip of velcro to the back.
To keep the project easy, I used stitch witchery to attach red ribbon to the front. Then I attached the other side of the velcro to the tub (that side was peel and stick) and that was it!
I also gave the top of the tub a little update -
Yup, that's right - white spray paint!
Here's the cost breakdown -
Drop cloth - $8
Ribbon - $6
Velcro - $8
Stitch Witchery - on hand
Total - $22
This project was easy and inexpensive. And I have a much more updated laundry room!
I've shared this project here - Today's Creative Blog, Restore Interiors, Savvy Southern Style, Creations By Kara, seven thirty three, The Shabby Creek Cottage, My Romantic Home, The Shabby Nest, Between Naps On The Porch, Young House Love, Bower Power, Centsational Girl, Ten June
