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A Valentine’s Craft {in burlap and ruffles}

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Smooches Girls!
It’s that time of year again…

Valentine’s Day 
is upon us and I’m sharing a 
Ruffle & Burlap Embellished Valentine’s 
decor plate/wall hanging with you 
and showing you how you can make one too.



If you’re anything like me, chances are, 
you’re still broke after Christmas. 
(and in my case, vacation too. I’m double broke. lol)
Now worries though… 
It’s super cheap and easy.

 
My specialty 😉
 


Thanks to the Dollar Tree, some scrappy this & that’s 
and a few minutes of our time, we can still have some cute Valentine’s decor for our homes!



Valentine’s Day is a full month away so there is plenty of time for you to craft your little hearts out if you want to make this, 
or some version of it. 

So gather up your supplies and meet me back here if you would like a step-by-step tutorial on making your own Valentine’s Plate.



You Will Need;

  • A Dollar Tree Plate
  • Mod Podge
  • Foam Brush (easy, cheap, throw away when done with it.)
  • Glue Gun
  • Scissors
  • Burlap
  • Fabric in color/pattern of choice
  • Ribbon in color of choice
  • Felt in color of choice
 
Step One;
Cut a burlap circle.
 
Easy tip; Flip your plate over, lay your burlap on the back side and rub some chalk along the burlap for a quick outline of a circle. *Cut along line.
*Does not need to be perfect as it will be covered with ribbon later.
 
Step Two;
Spread a thin amount of Mod Podge on the front, indented circle section of your plate. Lay burlap on top and smooth. Secure edges with a layer of Mod Podge on top, outer edge of burlap.
Step Three;
Layer your ribbon on top of your wider, secondary ribbon or fabric strips. (either is fine) I used red & white checked fabric, that I cut into strips because I had it on hand. I added the pretty *white ribbon on top. 
 
*The white ribbon is a recent purchase from Joann’s if you want the same kind.
 
Step Four;
Next, begin gluing the center of your fabric/ribbon piece onto the center line between the burlap and the plate. Glue down a spot to begin, then bump up a little hump and glue another section down, this will create a “ruffled” look. Glue, bump up, glue, bump up… and continue until you have encircled the entire plate.
 
Step Five;
Embellish as desired. I added a few felt flowers. 
They are ultra simple to make. 
I made some leaves too. Those are just burlap cut out in a leaf shape, edged with a bead of glue and then topped of with some jute twine. The glue dries fast and I need both hands, so no pictures of this step. I need to grow another arm. LOL. Sorry!

Hope you liked my 20 minute
Valentine’s Day Craft.
It’s a Plate.
It’s a Wall Hanging.

Hey.. ya gotta love a 2’fer! Right?


It sure is good to be back.
Vacation is wonderful.. but I love my home.


You just can’t re-decorate a vacation home.
They frown on that.

or so I hear…

A Valentine’s Craft {in burlap and ruffles}

 

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  3. You are absolutely super at doing tutorials and being thrifty! This is such a cute idea! I may have to make another trip to Dollar Tree for some more plates!

  4. Hi Shannon,
    Glad you’re back and hope you relaxed and enjoyed your trip. I’m not one to decorate with valentines — but I think I’ll try this project. Really cute!! Thanks.
    Missy M