You can use a sweater shaver to remove pilling from upholstery to make your couches look new again!
We had the hardest time furniture buying. We bought our couch when we still lived in an apartment, not knowing what our future living room would look like. I’d always wanted a sectional and we looked high and low for the perfect one. It was a 3 little bears scenario: one was too big, one was too small, one didn’t come in the right color, etc. We finally settled on an symmetrical corner couch that had cream colored fabric. The size has worked perfectly since the living room in our house is a bit small, but it hasn’t held up well in the 4 years we’ve had it. We aren’t ready to buy a new one, so I had to see what I could do to make this one look nicer!
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Use either a blank canvas or a painted one. You may have some of the canvas showing through, so it’s best to paint first if you don’t want to see the canvas. You can even re-purpose an existing canvas by painting over the design.
Start by making small pools of paint along one side of the canvas. You want to get a good amount of paint poured out and you can leave a bit of space between each color if you want. Only go down a few inches so you can work in sections on the canvas.
Move the ruler straight across, or move it up and down across the canvas, just keep it moving from one side to the other.
DIY Monogrammed Tea Towel
If you need a quick and easy gift idea, you’ll want to pin this post for later! You can give a DIY monogrammed tea towel as an engagement or wedding shower gift or whip one up if you need a hostess present or custom birthday gift for someone.
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