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Burlap Hoop Decor

11
Sep
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On this Patriot’s Day, many of us will pause to remember our loved ones.

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Amanda here today with a timeless piece of decor to help you spark happy memories of your loved ones throughout the year.

Burlap Hoop Decor by @popperandmimi using the Home+Made collection from @pebblesincI die cut a quote from iron-on transfer and adhered it to the polka dot specialty burlap from the Home+Made collection.  It was a bit of a beast to get the burlap into the hoop, but I finally figured out a way to do it and will show you below.

Burlap Hoop Decor by @popperandmimi using the Home+Made collection from @pebblesincI didn’t have gold ribbon to make a bow, so I adhered two pieces of gold glitter tape together and folded it into a bow.  I stapled the layers together in the middle and adhered strips to make the knot and tails.

Treasure Heart Hoop 3I die cut my quote from black iron-on transfer and ironed it directly to the top of the burlap.  I used a piece of parchment paper to protect the burlap from the direct heat of the iron.

Burlap Hoop Decor by @popperandmimi using the Home+Made collection from @pebblesincThe polka dot burlap from the Home+Made collection is super stiff which is great for die cutting and other cutting applications, but I wanted this little baby to fold around an embroidery hoop.  I tried several things to soften up the burlap, but the only thing that worked was getting it sopping wet.  I laid the burlap on my kitchen table and poured water right on top, patting it to help the water go all the way through.  I blotted it dry with a towel after it was nice and soaked.

Treasure Heart Hoop 5I trimmed the excess burlap from around the quote and and held it up against a window so I could center the quote in the hoop.

Treasure Heart Hoop 6Looking at the hoop like a clock, I started by folding and clipping the burlap to the inner hoop at 12 and 6 o’clock.  I then added clips at 3 and 9 o’clock.  I added the remaining clips, folding and pinching the burlap as I went along.

Treasure Heart Hoop 2I let the burlap dry completely and then secured the outer hoop.  I then trimmed the excess burlap from the back of the hoop.

Treasure Heart Hoop
Have a great day!
Amanda

Supplies:
HOMEMADE BURLAP CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ WHITE DOT
AMERICAN CRAFTS GLITTER PAPER TAPE 3YD

Filed Under: Home Decor Tagged With: Amanda Coleman, Home Decor, Home+Made, Jen Hadfield

Comments

  1. Mendi Yoshikawa says

    September 16, 2014 at 10:00 am

    This turned out awesome Amanda. Loving the tutorial too–I was just thinking “I wonder how she can the burlap paper to fold around the hoop… 😉

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