Halloween is officially over and it is time to start thinking about the holidays! I have been sewing for a few weeks now, and finally updated my shop tonight. I have changed up my tree skirts from the past years and added some ruffles and flower embellishments. I am still using recycled burlap coffee bean bags from all over the world! That part is so fun!
I have also changed up the stockings a bit. This year I went for a more rustic look and used cotton muslin vs sweaters. Much of what I am using here is from recycled curtains.
What do you think? Should I make some with sweaters too? That could be this weekends project!
Well once I finish putting away the Halloween decor and getting out the winter!
I can't wait for it to snow!
Missy I love the stockings, very rustic and nice.
ReplyDeleteI love your projects using burlap coffee bags! I have a friend who has a coffee roasting business - now that I've seen the potential, I'll be asking her for some bags. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love the burlap bag projects...they are fabulous!! I have a bunch of coffee bags and have been wondering what I could do with them. Thanks for the inspiration!
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SueAnn
I have never thought of burlap for the holidays, but I really love all the looks you have created. They feel so homey and warm. I am a new follower from blue Cricket Design. Vicky from Mess For Less
ReplyDeleteI just came over from Whisperwood! Those tree skirts are beautiful I am making burlap stockings and incorporating feed sack material. I finished my Thanksgiving decorating with burlap runner and pumpkins. Now I'm ready for Christmas projects!! Thanks so much for sharing. My blog is http://cottage-wishes.blogspot.com, pop on over!
ReplyDeleteOh MAN, I passed up a bunch of coffee bags thinking I already had too much stuff, but your projects are so clever. Love what you've come up with!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Love the skirts and stockings!! Such a great idea! Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteHi! I found you through Burlap Week over at WhisperWood Cottage. I adore the burlap Christmas tree skirt. I have leftover burlap from my daughter's wedding projects and think I'll make her a tree skirt with it. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful holiday decor, Missy! You continue to wow me with your talent. Please pass some of those sewing skills over here. :) Thanks for linking up to the burlap party at WhisperWood Cottage!
ReplyDeleteLove to see all the ideas for burlap and I just love the tree skirts with the pretty flowers!!
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