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How To Make Burlap Flowers

Creating DIY burlap flowers is a fantastic way to add a rustic touch to your home decor or special events like weddings or parties. These charming and versatile flowers are not only fun to make but also incredibly budget-friendly. To craft your unique burlap flowers, all you need is some burlap fabric, scissors, glue, and a bit of creativity! Whether you opt for simple burlap rosettes or intricate petal designs, the possibilities are endless. So, gather your crafting supplies, put on your favorite playlist, and let your imagination run wild as you embark on a delightful DIY adventure with burlap flowers – the perfect way to add a touch of handmade charm to any space!

Burlap Flower Supplies:

  • Burlap (I buy this from the gardening section)
  • Hot Glue Gun
  • Extra Glue Sticks
  • Small Pine Cones
  • Glitter
  • Mod Podge
  • Small Paint Brush

Handmade Burlap Flower Instructions:

Begin by cutting your burlap into the following sizes:

  • Small Flower: 2″ x 4′
  • Medium Flower: 4″ x 5′
  • Large Flower: 6″ x 6′

Step 1) Place a strip of hot glue one inch from one of the ends of the burlap strip.

Step 2) Fold over the edge of the burlap onto the hot glue and hold down until it dries (maybe 5 seconds). I used clothespins for this so I wouldn’t burn my fingers.

Step 3) Move to the opposite end of the burlap strip (the end that isn’t glued). Find a thread that is located approximately 1/3 to one side and start pulling.

Step 4) Keep pulling until you reach the end with the glue. Notice how it starts to curl into a natural flower shape.

Step 5) Secure the flower shape with hot glue.

Step 6) Hold it into place until it dries. Set it aside.

Step 7) Add glitter to your pine cones. Using a small paint brush, apply mod podge to the ends of the pine cone. Sprinkle with glitter. Let dry.

Step 8) Cover the bottom of the glittered pine cone with hot glue. Quickly press into top of your burlap flower.

Step 9) Hold in place until set.

This is it.

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