Sentences with phrase «burlap trim»

Of course you can sew a border on the bottom of curtains to lengthen them if you want to (that is how my mom did the dining room curtains and these panels with burlap trim for me).

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.

I'm in the same boat I have ALMOST enough fabric for new dining room curtains, now with your fabulous burlap trim idea I can start sewing.

LOVE the burlap trim.

The burlap trim and those flowers are so beautiful together, it gives it a rustic yet soft touch.

Not exact matches

I also trimmed any loose edges (common with burlap).

Wall Color: Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray Trim Color: Sherwin Williams Snowbound Fireplace Color: Sherwin Williams Pavestone Jute Rug: Ballard Designs Fringed Burlap Drapes: Ballard Designs Sofas: IKEA Ektorp Pillows on Sofas: Hobby Lobby Throws: IKEA Large Mirror: Hobby Lobby

Wall color: SW Barcelona Beige Trim: Antique White (by previous owners) Related posts and tutorials: Dining Set Makeover, Burlap Table Runner, Framed Chalkboard, Rosemary Tree, Reclaimed Wood Bottle Carrier

Pick up half a yard of delightful fabric, a wreath form in your desired size, a hot glue gun, burlap garland for hanging, enough ruffle trim to circle your wreath twice, and embellishments.

I found a pretty new wreath and added a bit of lace edged burlap behind it, a soft pink throw with white crochet trim, and some fluffy pillows.

I used some scraps of red burlap, gathered them to the center and stuck the foam hearts on them with the glue gun, and then wound some leftover pom pom trim around the flowers.

I used a burlap base with red trim for my Christmas wreath.

The May Arts Ribbon burlap with a lace trim and pink satin really set the stage for the Feminine Rustic Christmas Tree.

chesterfield tufted sofa — Wayfair coffee table — Birch Lane jute rug — Rugs USA cream sweater blanket in hutch — Target white trees in hutch — Gordmans wooden Noel — HomeGoods large ceramic pitcher on top of hutch — Wayfair small ceramic pitcher on top of hutch — Wayfair round basket on top of hutch — Joann Fabric driftwood deer — HomeGoods tufted beige chair by hutch — Target blanket ladder — tutorial in my book gray and white plaid blanket on ladder — Target white burlap stockings — handmade wooden lamps — similar at Wayfair glass lamp on side table — Target round wood tray on coffee table — Joss & Main birch log candle holders — HomeGoods velvet curtains — similar at Pier 1 wall / trim paint color — Du Jour by Valspar wooden horse — Painted Fox white pom pom garland — Hobby Lobby board and batten wall treatment — tutorial here

I trimmed our table with burlap ribbon runners, gold jingle bells, small silver ornaments and fresh greenery.

I'm so happy about the trim because not only do they add a nice little detail, but my curtains by the sliding door tend to get a wee bit dirty on the bottom and I think the burlap will hide a little more dirt and be easy to change if it gets yucky.

So being the resourceful gals we are, we dug around in my stash of fabric and found some burlap for a bottom border trim piece!

Last step - add some nailhead trim where the burlap meets the wood, and presto!

Wall Color: Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray Trim Color: Sherwin Williams Snowbound Fireplace Color: Sherwin Williams Pavestone Jute Rug: Ballard Designs Fringed Burlap Drapes: Ballard Designs Sofas: IKEA Ektorp Pillows on Sofas: Hobby Lobby Throws: IKEA Large Mirror: Hobby Lobby

I used the lace as my straight edge and then trimmed the burlap after I had the lace adhered.

So I took a piece of wood molding that I had and we nailed that as a header on top, it was such a wide piece of trim that it covered up the top gap — then I used some burlap to hide each side gap (mounted it by stapling it to the header trim).

I added a fat crystal knob, and glue gunned some fun ploomish trim to the shelves to finish it off... I found a tin container, painted it and added a dimensional stencil to mark our «drug» bin — aka R X, and grabbed one of the burlap sacs that we sell and used it to bury the kleenex --

After my burlap banner bases were cut, I used a We R Memory Keepers Punch Board to trim out patterned paper to mat on the burlap then hot glued a pretty white doily over top.