Burlap Christ Sign
Tis the Season! I love Christmas time, but most importantly I love to make sure that the focus is on the Savior first and foremost!
A few months ago I started this project at a craft day with a bunch of ladies. Since I was doing several projects that day, I didn't finish this one until yesterday....better late than never I say! (It seems like I have been so busy all my projects are getting pushed aside lately....I am sure you have noticed...)
When my husband came home and saw it on the mantle he was amazed, "How did you do that?"
Well actually it was easy, it was printed right through the printer! This project was made over at Under my Umbrella, and it was too cute not to copy! She also has the free printable, Here.
The idea for printing on the burlap came from Maryann over at Domestically Speaking. When my friend tried printing this out on burlap for the first time she used my printer and instead of using freezer paper like the above link, we just used painter's tape and taped the burlap right onto the printer paper. (I did the same thing except with wax paper here and here) It worked like a charm! Just make sure you know which way to put it on the printer so it prints on the burlap!
Here is a picture from the back.
Once the image is printed on the burlap I glued it to black card stock, and then glued it to the boards. I used Aleene's all purpose tacky glue, because it dries clear and is flexible. It is a great craft glue and you can get it at any craft store or even Walmart.
SO easy right! I love it when people share their great ideas! This was super quick....why didn't I just finish it sooner.....I guess when you have something at the bottom of a pile it is hard to remember to do it....I hope I am not the only one with unfinished projects stuck in piles....

Please come again! I will be posting my advent calendar hopefully tomorrow!
Mindi
I will be linking to these parties.
2 comments
Beautiful job! I love the burlap and black ink. Thanks for visiting me at OneCreativeMommy.com!
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! I love how the burlap and the fence posts reflect the humility of the Christmas Story. Thank you for sharing at our Holiday Happenings party. I hope you have a Merry Christmas and many blessings for 2013.
ReplyDelete~Jenny; Black Fox Homestead
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