Cut a 5" square of burlap and carefully pull out threads to fray a 1/2" fringe border.
Cut a square of fabric to fit within inner edges of fringe border. Glue fabric square onto burlap allow to dry completely.
Cut star (or whatever festive shape you choose) from cookie cutters or whatever pattern you have from a second fabric. Glue it to center of square and allow to dry completely.
Tie a length of jute, bakers twine or yarn to back of ornament with hot glue.
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I brought this one somewhere (oh yeah, at the hospital craft show) for a pattern. Hope somebody enjoys these to make as favors. -
This day is a treasure! Today doesn't have to be a birthday or an anniversary or a holiday to be special. All days are born that way!...
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I did purchase the dice last year but never made any. You have to paint the dice and then make your snowman. Have seen some done up as sm...
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Burlap has come a long way in recent years. I'm amazed at all the uses for it.
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