New tutorial from our YouTube channel – check it out:
2000 Likes
We are so proud to announce that we have received over 2000 likes now on for our Facebook page – keep the burlap love going. We’ve also hit over 2000 followers on Pinterest, which is awesome news!
Burlap Chandelier & Holiday Design
Beverly sent us the following e-mail:
Here is a five dollar chandelier I found at the restore… I painted the chandelier using Annie Sloans chalk paint..and then I used dark wax over that. I made two burlap bows and attached crystals …very French Country! Also I am sending pics of my stenciled burlap on the wall of my booth at the antique mall… EVERYONE, even men comment on the look! Everyone loves it! Hope you feel these are worthy to share!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Customer Creation: Kim’s Burlap Christmas
We were super excited when Kim sent us these photos. Here is what she wrote to us (info@burlapfabric.com – feel free to share photos and ideas, we love posting here!):
Thought I would share my recent ornaments that I made by running the burlap right through my printer. Instead of using large stickers like many suggested, I used Elmer’s spray glue and cut the burlap close to a 8.5 x 11 size, sprayed one side of the fabric and stuck it to a heavy stock paper, not card stock though. It worked splendidly.
DIY Burlap Pillow X-Mas Gift
This is something made from one of our customers. She sent us this in an e-mail with a photo:
This is what I made for me daughter with one of your pillows. They are Xmas gifts for her.
The lace is from her wedding day. It was used to decorate the church pews, the pearls were also used in the pews as well as in her dinner table flower arrangements and the broach was one of two used on her wedding cake.
Fixing the Raw Burlap Edges by Covering Them
One problem I’ve run into with burlap is the raw edges tend to fray. When you’ve put a lot of work into something only to have it fall apart, it can be discouraging. So, here’s one way I’ve found that works well to keep that raw edge from fraying. Here, I made a small coaster to demonstrate. This is the same method I used for the mini burlap tablecloth I made. Continue reading “Fixing the Raw Burlap Edges by Covering Them” »
How to Make Roses out of Burlap
This burlap rose is simple and easy to make, but it looks beautiful. You can use regular burlap if you want, but I chose to use jute webbing for my roses. You can also attach them to wire or other stems, or use them in other ways to decorate.
Here is a video tutorial and you can read below for written instructions:
Step 1: Gather your supplies. You will need:
- jute webbing
- hot glue gun
- paint or permanent markers (optional)
- scissors Continue reading “How to Make Roses out of Burlap” »
“Give Thanks” Framed Artwork
This Thanksgiving and fall themed piece of artwork would make a great addition to any home, during any season. It’s easy to make, and requires very little time and materials. Continue reading ““Give Thanks” Framed Artwork” »
New Products Update:
We’re happy to announce some new products:

And hopefully we will be adding some burlap wine bags soon
Decorative Pumpkin from Jute Webbing
I chose to make this little pumpkin out of black jute webbing, but you could use regular burlap as well. This is a pretty simple project, and I’ve broken it down into extra simple steps so it’s even more easy to follow and understand. This is the perfect project to do to get ready for Thanksgiving.














