Drop Cloth Tarp Art Supplies - 9x12 Finished Size, 100% Cotton, Seams Only On The Edges, New Unmarked Fabric, Cotton Duck Fabric - Be Confident You Have The Canvas You Need.

This drop cloths are a great buy! they are soft and easy to work with! Very glad I purchased, oh and they ship fast!

Great quality, NO SEAMS! Would be great to make a large seamless tablecloth, but Im using mine for slipcovers for my sofas. After I got the first one, I immediately ordered 2 more. Awesome quality for a great price.

This was absolutely the perfect dimensions and the perfect weight. Used to close in one end of porch. Could be used for many things. Price was terrific. Would order again. Great quality, not too heavy.

Great quality- exactly what I was looking for. Softened nicely after washing. Note: mine were more of a light grey than off white in color, which was a pleasant surprise, but if you’re looking for cream colored as shown in the pics, they’re not that.

Works really well as an outdoor curtain. Durable and well made. Blocks the sun out completely. Has no line down the center. I would recommend and the seller fantastic as well. Thank you

It was a bit Flemsey for my needs, so I gave it to my neighbor to paint with and he reimbursed me for it!

Great quality, no seams, and hemmed on all four sides. Love this product!

The color of the tarp is not cream but a white/grey. It wont affect my project but could effect others. Just FYI when buying.

Im using this drop cloth as an indoor curtain in a quasi-beach-themed room, and it hangs/drapes pretty well after a wash/dry cycle without using an iron, with almost all of the initial creasing from the packaging gone. As other reviewers have pointed out, it does give off a lot of lint on the first run through the dryer, but it came out without much shrinkage and has a surprising bit of softness to it for being canvas. The color of the cloth I received was very tan/beige and not grey at all, which works well with the tans and browns I have elsewhere in the room. Cant speak as to how light it can be bleached, as I enjoy the slightly rugged aesthetic of the natural canvas, but Im sure with dye or bleach one could get it to look practically indistinguishable from normal drapes. Very pleased with how it turned out!

I made multiple valances from it.