Burlap, Burlap Burlap......
Such a versatile fabric.
We use it in Sewing.... We use it in Gardening.... We use it in Rug Hooking....
Many .... Many..... Many uses...
So anyhow.... I received from a fellow blogger and friend a stencil.
Blogging buddies are so thoughtful. Jana from Transformations from the heart
had made this cute tea towel copy cat from Debiedoo's Copy Cat Party and I loved the saying.
Soooo that's where Burlap comes in.....
My creation a Burlap Kitchen Stocking.
So lets get started...
you will need a yard of burlap
scissors
a stocking pattern
thread
sewing machine
fabric for lining
stencil
craft paint
stencil brush
Lay your pattern on your burlap and cut out making sure you fold your fabric in half.
You want to have 2.
Next comes the stenciling. Position on your stocking where you want your sayings.
It's so easy... put a small amount of paint on your stencil brush , dap off excess and proceed by dapping
on your stencil.
While this is drying, take your fabric for the lining and fold in half.
I used flour sac tea towels. Very inexpensive. Lay your pattern on the fabric and cut out making sure
that you leave a 4" at the top. This is going to be your cuff.
Sew the two pieces together leaving a opening half way down the side(this is where you wll pull
the stocking through) leave the top open.
Then sew the two pieces of burlap together. Again leaving the top open. turn right side out.
Next you are going to insert the lining over the burlap stocking.
Sew around the top. see here.......
Now pull the burlap stocking through the opening in the side of the lining.
Now your stocking will look like this.
Sew up the seam. see here...
Now push your lining down into the burlap stocking. You are almost done...
Pull up the excess fabric of the lining to make your cuff.
Press. press, press.
Now to make a loop for hanging your cute stocking. I used jute twine .
You can use ribbon, make a loop from the lining... use your imagination....
Now how cute is this.
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Linda,
ReplyDeleteThe stocking is just darling! I never would have thought to do that but I love it. Great tutorial too.
Linda, that is so cute. I THINK I might try it, or attempt to try it..Let you know..Happy Sunday..Judy
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, What a fabulous tutorial. I have never tried stenciling before, so I will have to give this a try. Have a lovely Sunday. Best Wishes Daphne
ReplyDeleteThat stocking is the cutest thing I ever saw!! I love the look of burlap!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love burlap and I love words so this combo is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fun project! What a great idea to put the words on it.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
This is so stinkin cute! You know I would love this. This is my favorite stencil in the whole wide world. Thanks for sharing your cute and ever so creative project.
ReplyDeleteNew fan here from Cowgirl Up. I really love this! I also would LOVE for you to come share at my weekly Farm Girl Blog Fest: http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com/2012/10/farm-girl-blog-fest-6.html Hope to see you soon! Lisa/Fresh Eggs Daily
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial on the stocking - love the kitchen typography you used.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, love that stencil. What a great idea to make a kitchen stocking.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and original look for a stocking! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What a fun idea! Thanks so much for sharing, Linda! I have always wanted to make some stockings, but just haven't managed to get to them!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Becky
Love your stocking. Great tutorial. Thanks for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, Love your stocking and the directions. I am working on designing some this season as well for my fireplace. In burlap too. Love it. Thank you for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Celestina Marie
Very cute!! TFS & great tutorial!! Stopping by from DIY by design linky party. Here is what I shared this week: http://craftybrooklynarmywife.blogspot.ca/2012/10/happy-halloween-evil-queen-costume.html
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween!!
Awful cute idea for this stocking! I never thought of one for the kitchen. :-) Visiting from Katie's blog hop. ~ Sue
ReplyDeleteThis is seriously adorable! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSusan
This is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThe stocking must be pretty large since it took a yard of fabric! Nice stenciling design...gives me an idea to stencil a whole recipe on a stocking for the kitchen....hmmmm.....
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love burlap, I have been having an ongoing love affair with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial.
Have a great weekend.
Michele
Love this too!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Susan and Bentley
What a darling stocking! I love this!
ReplyDeleteI have never used a fabric stencil.
You make it look so easy!
xox
A
So super cute.
ReplyDeleteThat stocking is just adorable. You have inspired to maybe make Christmas stockings for my grandkids. I have been wanting to give it a try for years:)
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed my visit from Thursdays Favorite Things.
Have a great weekend!
http://www.doreenmcgettigan.com
that is darling. I have never sewn burlap on my machine only by hand. Did you use a certain needle size or setting? Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things hop xo
ReplyDeleteIt is darling~ sharing it at the party tonight~Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday!
ReplyDeleteLove your stocking Linda. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday. I'm featuring this today.
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you for the stocking turorial! I just lined my first stocking using your directions. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteTRES BELLE CREATION.
ReplyDeleteBelle journée A+
I am so happy your stocking gave so much inspiration...what a cute gift idea!
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