25 Home Decor Fall Crafts You Can Make With Burlap Fabric
Seems like burlap fabric and ribbon is everywhere nowadays. What used to be a cheap, rough and ugly fabric only used for feedbags has become chic in the crafting and decorating world.
Today, you can even find ‘designer’ burlap in all colors and sizes, even camo! It’s still a fairly inexpensive material though, which makes burlap a great choice for lots of different craft and home DIY projects.
Plus, there is something about burlap ribbon that makes me think of Fall and Autumn decorating for Thanksgiving. I like the rustic feel it gives to a table setting.
I surfed the internet and found 25 really cool fall craft projects using burlap. You’re going to fall in love with the patriotic, American flag burlap pillow! (That one might be my favorite). There is also a whimsical Burlap Wreath, Pumpkins, Thanksgiving Place Cards and a Burlap Placement that would be quick to make for your Thanksgiving decor.
Plus, if you’re into making your own handmade DIY gifts, you’ll really like the Flower Greeting Card and Kid’s Handprint Craft (that one would be a great DIY gift for Grandparents).
Update: Since I published this a few years ago, a few of the links are no longer valid. So, I found some substitute crafts with burlap fabric for you.
Useful Burlap Craft Supplies:
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The short answer is Yes, burlap is washable. However, it does take a little bit of special care to wash burlap correctly. Since it is a very loosely woven fabric, burlap can easily fall apart. Here is a great article from wikiHow on how to wash burlap fabric correctly.
Thanks for including mine in your round up! What a great list of projects.
You’re welcome…and thank you!
Thanks for pulling together such a beautiful collection of burlap crafts! And thank you for including Crafts ‘n Coffee, too. I’ll be sharing!
Love this collection! (And thanks for including my Kind word wall hanging too!) Off to share!
And thank you, Laura for letting me share it!
You are so crafty! I wish I’d had access to your blog when I taught Home Economics. I think burlap may have even fit my ever shrinking budget,