No-Sew Rose & Lace Burlap Placemats
I have a very quick craft project for you today
These No-Sew Rose & Burlap Placemats are so quick and easy to make, I think the cutting into sizes took the longest.
Once I had all the pieces cut and ready, I finished a set of 8 placemats in just over an hour.
I added fabric glue to the open sides to prevent further fraying of the Burlap and used the same fabric glue to add a lace ribbon strip to the one side of each placemat
Tip: In the above photo I have already pasted some glue onto the lace ribbon and gently put it into place on the Burlap – I then took waxpaper, folded under the Burlap and over the ribbon – gently rubbed the top piece of waxpaper to seal in the glue {you won’t end up with sticky surfaces or hands this way 🙂 }
I used a Rose patterned stencil to paint the Roses, using White Fabric Paint – sealed the paint by ironing the painted Burlap between two sheets of paper
And now I have a new full set of placemats !
***The glue dries clear and you can wash the fabric within 24 hours – the Fabric Paint is permanent after it has been ironed, so washing is no problem there***
I love these placemats thanks so much for sharing them at the Krafty Inspiration Thursday party. I can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to this week, the party is live at 7 am est.
Happy Thursday
Maria @ Krafty Cards etc.
http://kraftycardsetc.blogspot.com/
What a clever use of burlap and lace. I'm going to follow the sincerest form of flattery and copy these immrdiately!!
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This is very sweet looking. A great gift for a girlfriend when she invites you over for dinner!
Gina
Now this is my kind of "sewing" Though i was once really good at sewing, I don't have the time or mojo for it…
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I love burlap! You did a really great job and the really nice thing about these (other than they look good) is how quick they come together. I am thankful you brought these to the IN and Out of the Kitchen Link Party! I am pinning and will be making these!
These would make sweet Christmas gifts! I just made my own table runner with burlap and lace. I hope you'll come over and check it out! http://www.whenthekidsarebored.com
Oh isn't this SWEET!! I love this. Thank you so much for linking up to our All about Burlap Party!! Pinning this 🙂
xoxo
Angelina
They are beautiful!
This is TOO cute! I'd love for you to link it up on my DIY Weekend feature!
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Very nice!So clever idea 😉
is stilish the rezult!
big hugs
This is so lovely! I want to make them too!
Thank you so much!
Ellya
@CuriositaEllya
I love these! They look great. Just pinned. Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent this week. Have a wonderful week. 🙂
Hugs
Kathy
These placemats are so beautiful Linda! Great job. Thanks for sharing on Creative Monday.
These sound so pretty and useable. Thanks for sharing.
Linda these are so beautiful..I love the coarse texture of the burlap with the airiness of the lace!
These are so cute. You did a wonderful job.
Hi, this placemat is so pretty! You are very creative. I saw it on craft-o-maniac.
Julie from julieslifestyle.blogspot.com
Love anything made with burlap. I'm thinking Christmas presents right now!!!!!
Ann
Love this! Goes great with your table runner! Thanks for linking up!
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Linda these are gorgeous, you're rocking that burlap!
I Love this Linda. I really love the no sewing! Hope you'll share it at Tuesday Trivia.
Hugs,
Wanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile
Linda these are beautiful! This little project has actually involved a lot…stencils, fabric, paint, lace and glue. So cool!! Love the wax paper tip too.
That's a really cute idea!