Something about Burlap screams “fall”- don’t you think? So, today for the Burlap Lovers’ Series, I made this Fall Burlap Wall Hanging, and you can too!
- Wide Burlap Ribbon- plain or printed
- Chevron Burlap Ribbon
- 4 Wooden Tiles (I used a coaster kit from Michaels)
- Adhesive
- Paint
- Vinyl or Stencil for Letters
Instructions:
- Cut a 22 inch-long piece of the wide burlap ribbon. This will be your base. Cut the end into a banner or pointed shape, whichever you prefer. Set aside.
- Paint your wooden tiles in desired color. I used the PVPP method to stencil my letters
- P- Paint the whole tile the color you want your letter to be (shown white). Let dry completely.
- V- Place a vinyl letter in desired place.
- P- Paint over the letter in your final color (shown black)
- P- Peel off your vinyl letter to reveal a perfectly stenciled letter.
- Glue your tiles securely to the burlap ribbon, leaving about an inch at the top and several inches below the last tile.
- Tie a bow with the chevron ribbon and glue it to the plain burlap.
Simply hang this on a nail or pushpin wherever you need a gorgeous piece of fall decor!
Don’t forget to check out all the other awesome burlap projects!
or my Free Fall Pumpkin Printable!
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This sign is too cute! I’m featuring it tonight at Best of the Weekend! Thanks so much for linking up with us 🙂
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This is beautiful! I love how burlap adds a rustic element to any craft. I wouldn’t want to take this down when the season changed, lol!
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Love burlap never gets old. I like that you used vinyl letters , will have to look into that.
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I agree – burlap does seem to match fall quite well. I love your project and am happy to learn the PVPP method. I look forward to giving it a try on my next project.
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