SYTYCD Week 5-Faux Framed Burlap Feed sack
For this week's fabric challenge I wanted to show my framed burlap print.
The frame was found at a garage sale for......$1.00. Boy do I love a bargain.
I love the texture of burlap and love vintage burlap feed sacks, however I don't like the high price tag that comes with them. So I decided I would make one. I made it personal to our family.
In English it means....... The house filled with love and many animals. King is my maiden name and Wills is my boyfriends last name, hence King Wills and No.2810 is our house number.
Because of the way the frame was made I had to staple the burlap to the front of the frame, I glued a braided burlap trim to cover the staples.
To see my complete tutorial on how to print on burlap visit Here.
Please don't forget to vote Here
I LOVE this, Trixie! I would love to do one of these for my home. I will check out your tutorial on it. The crown is a great touch and works so well with the names.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Everyone seems to be using burlap for so many creative things. I just made a lampshade slipcover our of burlap & some fringe for my daughters room. Just posted photos tonight! You can't go wrong with burlap!
ReplyDeleteI love your entry this week (well I've loved all of them!). It's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous! I Love a good bargain too, wow only 1$ for that frame.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
I adored this project the first time I saw it roll off the Trixie Assembly Line. Your signs are so unique! And love how you interject meaning in them.
ReplyDeleteFabulous entry!
Donna
I LOVE it Trixie - have just been and voted for you again this week. Best wishes to you for this week's round ~ Tina x
ReplyDeleteLove this project! Great entry.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely delightful! I love the names, the translation and the house number. another great project!
ReplyDeleteHi Trixie,
ReplyDeleteThis looks great, I love it!
I also read your tutorial and it's very helpful.
hugs
Sissie
This is fabulous!! Burlap is so cool and your project is terrific. Good luck!!
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SueAnn
How lovely!I simply love burlap.
ReplyDeleteTrixie,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful project. I absolutely love how you made it so personal. Thanks so much for sharing this idea.
Smiles,
Carol
I love love love love love this (And I voted for it!)
ReplyDeleteI love this "nook". It looks perfect. Great job.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness I LOVE LOVE LOVE this! How did you get the print on the burlap?
ReplyDelete~Bridgette
I love this! I'm bookmarking your tutorial.
ReplyDelete~elaine~
I want to come live at your house. :)
ReplyDeleteI really love how your personalized this! Fantabulous!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, excellent, excellent! You're going to have me at the flea market this weekend, that's a fact.
ReplyDeleteYou have the best ideas. I love your house!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Great project, one of my favorites. Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeletewow and the how to as well ;). always wondered how to print on burlap.
ReplyDeletebut a question, i'm very drawn to the lamp on the right i'm assuming you did the shade. its gorgeous, how was that done ?
Beautiful! So so pretty!!! You did a wonderful job!
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Jen
Wow do I love this creation! I just spent the last hour looking through all your posts and reading up on how you printed the frame. You have so many wonderful posts. Your creativity is amazing. Can you tell me where you get your burlap. I went to the fabric store and I thought that the weave was very loose. Looking forward to seeing what you create this week. Wishing you a very blessed Easter...
ReplyDeleteSherry
Wills is my maiden name...was hoping you would sell this to me but I suppose not if it is also your Bf's name!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love your blog too! I'm glad I found you!
ReplyDeleteSHeila
I just found your blog and LOVE everything I am seeing... especially this tutorial! Thank you!!! Quick questions - do you mind sharing the names of the fonts you used for all the wording and the numbers? Also, are you willing to share the crown image?? Where did you find that? Feel free to email me... lora.gibbs@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteYou have been added to my "favorites" on my computer. Thanks again!
Lora
You can find some good bargains on vintage gunny/burlap sacks on Ebay.
ReplyDeleteYou have shared a nice article here about the burlap fabric printing. Your article is very interesting and I really enjoyed reading it. Thank you for sharing this article here.
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