Materials:
Burlap
Fabric ~ whatever color you choose or have on hand
Fabric Glue
2 Small Hooks
2 Safety Pins {Not pictured}
Decide where you want your curtains to tie back. Screw a hook into each side of your door/window.
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Measure the distance for your hooks. You don't want one side sitting 2 feet higher than the other side. ;) |
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The burlap will easily thread through the hook and stay in place |
Continue along with the tutorial until you have a couple of inches of the tail left
Fold in the corners of your tail and secure with fabric glue. It should look like a 'V'.
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Obviously it doesn't need to be pretty |
Let your fabric glue dry and now your ready to pin the roses to your burlap
Thanks for stopping by!
Becca
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The Shabby Creek Cottage, The Brambleberry Cottage, Thrifty Decorating, Embracing Change, Beyond the Picket Fence, The 36th Avenue, Redoux, Shabby Art Boutique, French Country Cottage, Common Ground, Salt Tree, Knick of Time, Coastal Charm, Crafty Confessions, Savvy Southern Style.
very cute tie backs love the rosette
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Becca. Thanks for sharing at Shabbilicious Friday.
ReplyDeleteSimple and cute! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
These are really very sweet…….there is no any doubt that these does not provide beauty to the house….
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get a roll of burlap like the one pictured here? :)
ReplyDeleteI found mine at Michael's for a couple of bucks
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