Sentences with phrase «onto twine»

String the bulbs onto twine and wrap around your tree.

Set the tags aside to dry before stringing them onto twine to finish.

Simply tie small pieces of white tulle onto twine and open the ends to look like bows, then wrap it around a tree or hang it on a mantel.

Thread the legs and beads onto the twine and hang the stars randomly and voila.

Then all you have to do is download your own copy of the banner, print it out, and then glue it onto some twine.

Tie the clothespins onto the twine at the neck of the clothespins.

Simply start tying the tablecloth strips onto the twine.

Just string the Cheerios onto the twine until you feel like you have provided your baby with a decent sized snack and then tie a knot and place it over your baby's head.

Not exact matches

I cut out with this 2 inch punch and then tied onto my jar with twine.

Here's a fun idea that lets you transform ordinary brown paper bags into fun Easter party bags, using nothing more than some scissors, pom poms, and baker's twine (You can use a hot glue gun, some really good glue or glue dots to secure the tails onto the bags).

Cut of the excess twine where you knotted onto the branch.

Simply cut scrapbook paper into smaller squares and thread onto baker's twine.

It was a no - sew project because I glued the canvas onto an old pillow and tied the corners with twine.

Step 3: Take some thread or twine and tie up each ornament onto the grid, and hang your finished advent calendar anywhere you like.

I simply tied on a tag onto matte black ornaments with baker's twine to personalize each place setting.

Here, three ornate panels form a fairytale backdrop to an ingenious advent calendar made by pegging paper bags onto rustic green twine.

After printing onto white cardstock, I cut each one using a paper trimmer, then used a hole punch and twine to tie them to each basket.

quickly strung a few dollar store ornaments onto a piece of twine and wound it around the ladder.

Unravel a piece of twine longer than the length of your mantel and thread each of the mittens onto it.

Knot mini pumpkins and fresh fall leaves onto a length of twine to create a harvest - theme window swag.

Glue tiny twigs onto the leaves to create veining, then adhere the finished leaves onto a thin strip of twine, and hang the arrangement in front of a window.

Unravel a piece of twine longer than the length of your mantel and thread each of the mittens onto it (Image 1).

Lay out the berries on wax paper to dry, and finish by threading the berries onto bakers twine using a tapestry needle.

Add a hanger with twine by knotting it onto each end of the rod (Image 2).

I cut the twine pom - pom in half and then glued the small collection of ends onto the now moss covered bunny.

Spread out the stems and tie them onto the support with twine.

Start by making an inexpensive garland by pegging brown luggage labels onto a length of twine then adding small pine cones.