Are you all sick of so many Valentine's projects yet? I think you can kinda tell that we love Valentine's! For me, it's an excuse to decorate a little more girly. In my boy house, it's sport teams, footballs, jerseys, trucks, toy guns, and Star Wars. So, I love anything pink, red, frilly, or feminine.
These "love sacks" are influenced by staring at tons of blogs. A little bit of this and a little bit of that. Nicole told me not to name them "love sacks" because people might think it's derogatory! :) I'm not sure what else to call them? I wonder what people we might pick up off of Google's search looking for a "love sack"?
These were so easy to make! I first found a font and I didn't even print it off. You know, computers make great light boxes. I held my freezer paper up to the computer screen and penciled it right on. It saves some ink. I then used an exacto knife to cut the freezer paper out carefully.
Iron the freezer paper onto the fabric.
Most people have stenciled the paint on, but I prefer spray paint. It sprays on so evenly!
Just make sure you cut your freezer paper wide enough to cover the fabric.
Look at that! So cool!
I sewed the two pieces of burlap together and stuffed with fiberfil, then finished the sack off with twine.
I swear we have some other projects besides Valentine's stuff coming really soon! :)
beautiful! and you are so clever! not printing them off! brilliant, actually!
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gail
Those are sooo cute! I'm going to definately try the freezer paper and computer screen trick!
ReplyDeleteThat is darling! What a great idea about putting the freezer paper up to the computer monitor!
ReplyDeleteThose are so fun! Love the creative idea.
ReplyDeleteOkay now that is cute!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And how cool that you used spray paint. I have never tried that!
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Jen
These are great! Clever idea!
ReplyDeleteVery Cute Idea!!! :)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Maybe with some primitive looking paper hearts dangling from the tags?
ReplyDeleteLove them!
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A.D.O.R.A.B.L.E! I love these!
ReplyDeleteChelsea
I LOVE these! Too cute and very creative.
ReplyDeleteVery, very cute. I actually have some little burlap bags I saved from Christmas gifts that I held onto knowing I'd find SOMETHING to do with them. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI came here from Funky Junk and originally clicked on your post from there but when I saw these, it stopped me in my tracks. I love them so much. Want. Them. Now! =)
ReplyDeleteSimple & wonderful! But where did you find this font?
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
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These are so pretty, i love this idea! I just clicked over from 4 Crazy Kings and I'm so glad I did. I would love to link to this if you didn't mind.
ReplyDeletelove sack! hahah
ReplyDeleteYou know I have had more fun this year decorating for Valentine's day...I love the projects and no I don't get tired of them. I look forward...in a way...to packing all the projects up this time...to look forward to unpacking it all next Valentines day. Does that sound stupid. I love this little holiday and enjoy crafting things (cute things like your little sacks) for it. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
This looks so great! Clever of you to come up with that idea!! And such cute fonts used!
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant - I love every part of this, the freezer paper, the spray paint, the burlap bags... completely adorable!
ReplyDeleteI might have to do something like this for Spring, it will be spring at some point right???
These are adorable! I adore burlap, and this is just a cute project. I did something like this with the word soap, I gave some goat soap with lavender scent in a burlap sack like this! Love to be creative with burlap!
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