Baker’s Twine Heart

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

5 weeks till V-Day!  Can you believe it.

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine  Heart

So had some Valentine’s crafting fun!

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

I started by printing a heart on a 8.5”x11” paper.

Then I hammered in some nails about 1/4” a part around the heart.

Figuring out the pattern to wrap the twine took the longest.  I started by trying filling in the right section, but ended up going with an alternating pattern… left, right, left, right

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

Don’t you love baker’s twine!

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

And I love all the contrasting elements… cheery twine, metal and the textured wood.

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

Domestically Speaking: Baker's Twine Heart

A pretty piece of art for Valentine’s Day.  Are you having fun getting ready for Valentine’s Day too?

I’ve got another fun projects with Baker’s Twine I’ll be sharing with you tomorrow.

Thanks for stopping by!

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Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    That is so cute – I love it. My wheels are turning as to all the things you could do with this idea. Thanks for sharing…

  2. oh my gosh, love this!

  3. LOVE it! I love all the mix of elements together as well! :)

  4. So cute–I am sure my daughter would love to try this with some rainbow colored string.

  5. The texture is beautiful! I love it.

  6. Love this, so cute!!!

  7. This is a great project. I really admire crafting and crafters….it takes patience that I just don’t have. Your bakers twine heart is a great combination of pretty and rustic.

  8. This is so cute! I’ve seen similar done with nails & string years and years ago…so long I can’t remember what was made. But yours is adorable!
    Debbie :)

  9. Ahhh this is so dang cute and super creative!

  10. I heart this heart! Pinned and shared on my FB page!
    Kelly

  11. This is so perfect! I love how you mixed a bit of a rustic look with fun holiday decor. I want one :)

  12. Absolutely love it and am so thrilled that I have everything I need to make one right here on hand! Yay!

  13. This is SO adorable!!

  14. This is so darn awesome….love the wood, nail and twine combo!

  15. Really cool, unique and pretty idea!

  16. This is really cute. Makes me want to decorate for Valentines day. I am hosting a new link party. I would love it if you would link up.

    http://www.ifitsnotbaroquedesignblog.blogspot.com/2013/01/tuesday-link-party-2.html

  17. Anonymous says:

    Where did you get that piece of wood?!

  18. Anonymous says:

    I saw this featured at SNAP! Show & Tell Wednesday. I absolutely LOVE it!!! Thanks for sharing … Pinning! ;)

    Have a great day!
    - Brenda @ChattingOverChocolate.blogspot.com

  19. This is darling Maryann! I love it!

  20. Love this! I’ve been wanting to do something with turquoise baker’s twine and nails in my bathroom for some wall art. This is inspiring!

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