Showing posts with label linked. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linked. Show all posts

Thursday, February 25, 2010

BURLAP WEEK: Good Finds (and Giveaway Reminder)

Hi all. Hope today is a good one so far.
To continue with our BURLAP WEEK,
here are some awesome projects I've seen
lately that I can't wait to try.

  1. Burlap & Ribbon Tassel from Jessica Leigh
  2. Burlap Flowers from The Tidy Nest
  3. Burlap Bunnies from The Little Green Bean
  4. Lucky Burlap Tag Mantle Decor from Redberry Barn
  5. Working with Burlap Tips from Craftaholics Anonymous
  6. Burlap and Ribbon Pillows from The Country Chic Cottage
  7. Burlap Bulletin Board from Tidy Mom
  8. Burlap Tic-Tac-Toe from Brown Paper Packages (via The Creative Crate)
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Today is the last day to be a part of our
Facebook Launch Giveaway.
The winner gets some of these:


Click here for the details.
I'll announce the winner tomorrow morning.
Good luck and thanks for all the fun
comments and messages lately. Keep 'em coming!

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

BURLAP WEEK: Burlap & Fabric Flower Art

We continue our BURLAP WEEK here at
It's A Good Day with another fun and e.a.s.y
craft using burlap and fabric.

We started the week with these No-Sew Burlap Curtains:


Our second burlap craft is that fun little art piece
hung in between the curtains.


Here's what you need to make your very own:
  • Burlap scraps
  • Coordinating fabric scraps
  • Coordinating scrapbook paper
  • Ribbon for stem
  • Coordinating Button
  • Art canvas or other blank surface to mount on
  • Hot glue, thread, needle
This isn't even worthy of being called a "tutorial" - it's that easy.
  • I used different size plates to trace and cut out varying sized circles in the burlap and fabric scraps
  • Layer the fabric circles on top of each other, largest to smallest
  • Sew together with a button
  • I added a few stitches at the back of the burlap to "pucker" it a bit to add interest
  • Hot glue down your ribbon for the stem
  • Cut out some leafs from your scrapbook paper and glue to the stem
  • Glue down your flower
  • I also glued down the edges of some of the other flower layers so they would not flap/fold down when you stand up the canvas
  • DONE and done!

Sorry for weird lighting above!

I can imagine a lot of variations and embellishments to
this project. If you take a stab at it, please share photos
of your creations with me!

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