Yesterday afternoon in the using what you have motto, I pulled out my burlap and celebrated the first day of fall by making a leaf garland...
Just drew a couple leaf shapes and cut, I then used Elmer's glue and "drew" around the edges to prevent fraying... Once it was dry I took, orange, brown, and magenta embroidery floss and made the veins...
Inside photos...
Just drew a couple leaf shapes and cut, I then used Elmer's glue and "drew" around the edges to prevent fraying... Once it was dry I took, orange, brown, and magenta embroidery floss and made the veins...
Inside photos...
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I love it! I am not the biggest burlap fan, but it just really works for Fall!
ReplyDeletethis is awesome ! come on over and link up to MMM :)
ReplyDeleteThese are totally cute! I especially love the stitching detail. How clever! :) I have some orange burlap, and I'm thinking this would be super cute with different, fall colors too! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! :)
Erin
Crafts & Sutch
That turned out so cute, Jenny!! I am so glad I can now check out all the fun Fall crafts!! Yay for computers that work!!
ReplyDeleteElise
I love it! Oh and I'll be putting up the article with your Halloween crafts this week. I'd like to include your no sew pumpkin as well as links to your Etsy shop (I saw webs in there!)
ReplyDeleteSo very adorable. I love me some burlap!!!
ReplyDeleteRuth
I j'dore burlap things - nice job on these, thanks for providing me with inspiration to go create one too!
ReplyDeleteI really love this.
ReplyDeleteelmers glue. genius! your garland is super cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and they came out so cute! I'm all for using what you have on hand.
ReplyDeleteManuela
i think the veins on the leaves totally makes this garland - adorable!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up to the FALL FESTIVAL!
kellie
great idea! I have some burlap scraps that this project is perfect for! Thanks for sharing this great idea!!
ReplyDeleteSimply lovely! thank you for sharing.
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