There was only 1 left, however, so instead of buying it I thought I would try & recreate some for myself to hang on my tree. I took some muslin and created a faux grain sack design using masking tape and red paint. I used my Making Memories "peace" stamp and added some red rope like ribbon found at the thrift store.
I ripped the edges of the fabric to give it some character and glued it to the front of a tag I had in my scrapbook stash. This was a very quick project, and helped me to add a little red to my mostly white & silver tree.
I really like it Michele! It's great that you made it yourself...it has much more meaning this way. Mind if I steal the idea?!
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Jane
very cute and do-able during this hectic time! thanks for sharing the "how to."
ReplyDeletepaige
Ooohh I love this! Simple and so very sweet! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteVery cute indeed! So creative!!
ReplyDeleteSimple.Pretty.Perfect!! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this!! I have a thing for those red stripes on grain sacks!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! Very clever!
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That is so cute and would look really good on my red and white tree
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Janice
Pretty little tag, I love these simple ideas. Have a wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteReally a wonderful and creative idea. You did a great job! I'd love to see more!!!
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Debra
I love projects like this. Just perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love this...so cute and adorable.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great ornament. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this!!! It's soooo cute! Thanks for linking to the Christmas Challenge SFS! -shaunna :)
ReplyDeleteI love it! My tree is white and silver(glittery) too, I think I'll make something similar for myself! Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteTania
What a cute idea! I found your blog through CSI Project. I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteAw, these are so cute. I want some on my tree!!!
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I adore these, Michele! Thank you (again)so much for sharing with air your laundry Friday!
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Jami