I decided to take a little shopping trip to Wal Mart. I found my way through the Easter goodies to the craft and sewing department.
I purchased 1/2 yard burlap($1), Spool of ribbon ($2), and 6 tulip stems (3 yellow, 3 pink ($1 per stem)). I spent under $10.
I started by cutting and sewing my burlap into a bag. Just 3 seams. Make your bag as large or small as you want. Fill your burlap bag with leftover grocery sacks. I tied the bottom corners of the bag with twine to give it a feed sack look. Tie a loose ribbon around the tip of your burlap sack. Leaving room for your tulip stems. Stick your stems into the bag and Voile you are done.
* To hang my bag I used a small piece of ribbon, looped it and hot glued it to the burlap.
It might be snowing outside, but my door screams spring. Has Spring come to your house yet??
That is super adorable! Thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteCa-ute! I like how you made the burlap into a bag. Very darling. The tied corners are pretty sweet, too!
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Have a fabulous weekend!!
Cute! Such a great change to a wreath on the door! love it!
ReplyDeletePinned this lady:)
ReplyDeleteAsh
Pinning, I've loved it since I first laid eyes on it!
ReplyDeleteLove how your did your sack- country classy :) This is so so cute!
ReplyDeleteCute! Might try this idea as a gift for my mom-in-law!
ReplyDeleteHi Adrienne, I love this beautiful door hanging. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
Faith, Trust & Pixie Dust
I LOVE the colors! I need to go get me some flowers ASAP! :)
ReplyDeleteI love how the burlap and the flowers look together!! I never would have thought to do something like this on my front door, but it really looks great! PINNED!
ReplyDeleteI featured your project in the Pastels edition of my blog series, Get Your Color On! I love the burlap combined with the flowers---very earthy.
ReplyDeletehttp://creativeblossoming.com/2013/03/27/get-your-color-on-pastels/