3 Ways to DIY Fall's Biggest Decor Trend
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Mudcloth mania has hit the design world, and we completely understand the obsession. Plopping a mudcloth pillow on a bed, sofa, chair, or bench is an easy way to add instant bohemian flair. There's nothing quite like the texture and unique subtleties of authentic mudcloth, but it does come with a price. If you can't splurge on a legit piece of mudcloth but still crave the look, you'll want to DIY one of these versions ASAP.
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Use a Sharpie
Jen from City Farmhouse used a sharpie and a paint swatch to create clean angles on her DIY mudcloth pillows. She also found a super affordable resource for plain white pillowcases!
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Use a Bleach Pen
Erin at Earnest Home Co. used linen napkins and a bleach pen to create her DIY mudcloth pillows. If you're looking for a dark version to add contrast to a room dominated by pale paint and light fabrics, this one is for you.
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Use a Potato Stamp
Shelley from Crazy Wonderful created her DIY mudcloth pillows by sewing seams into plain white pillowcases and marking them with an easy-to-make potato stamp. So clever!
