Burlap Table Runner
After making my burlap and grapevine wreaths here, I really wanted a burlap table runner to use out on the veranda. Everything I found was very pricy and I didn't want to spend a lot of money for something to be used outside. After finding a roll of burlap at Lowe's for under ten dollars I knew what to do. The width of the burlap was exactly the width of my table and I really didn't want to cut it, so I rolled out the amount needed for the length of the table and added the overhang times two before cutting. Placing the length of burlap on the table I then folded it in half. After getting the seam straight I just pressed down on the burlap for a finished look. No need to iron, and this took all of five minutes. Now I'm ready to decorate my tabletop for fall.
Burlap Roll
Roll to length needed for table and cut
Fold length over
Press seam down with hand and smooth
Voila!
Burlap Table Runner
Looks great with the grapevine wreath hanging over buffet table
Cloche haunted house for tabletop
Fall Cloche on the French Hutch
Linking
Fall Cloche Party at Table Top Tuesday
Outdoor Wednesday
Wow Us Wednesday
Rednesday
Home and Garden Thursday
Share Your Cup
Tutorials, Tip and Tidbits
Open House Party
Time Travel Thursday
Vintage Thingie Thursday
Roll to length needed for table and cut
Fold length over
Press seam down with hand and smooth
Voila!
Cloche haunted house for tabletop
Fall Cloche on the French Hutch
I'm very pleased with my table runner for a rustic fall look. I will enjoy this look now and later for Thanksgiving I will use a tablecloth with the burlap as a topper. Hope you like my easy peasy idea.
Linking
Fall Cloche Party at Table Top Tuesday
Outdoor Wednesday
Wow Us Wednesday
Rednesday
Home and Garden Thursday
Share Your Cup
Tutorials, Tip and Tidbits
Open House Party
Time Travel Thursday
Vintage Thingie Thursday
This is very cool! I had no idea Lowe's even sold burlap! Love the spookiness under the cloche
ReplyDeletePerfect, Emily! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour table runner is perfect for Fall. Love it's rustic look with the lanterns on top.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Love the haunted house under the cloche! Your burlap runner looks great! The candle under the cloche with the arrangement around it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBurlap at Lowe's? Who knew? I'm going there tomorrow..thanks for the tip and I love your runner and especially the cloche in the last photo with the apples and pomegranates. Is it on a cake pedestal? The arrangement is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Babs
Thank you for your sweet comment about the cloche....I appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog!
I would never have thought to look for burlap at Lowe's. I get mine at Hobby Lobby but will check to see if our store has it. Your runner looks very nice on the table with all the pretty things on it. Burlap seems to go with just about anything whether plain or fancy. Your method of making the runner is easy but looks great.------------ Shannon
ReplyDeleteLove it indeed! Did you find your haunted house at T.J's also? couldn't resist buying it. Love how you worked it into your vignette. I too love the rustic yet charming look of burlap. Thinking I need a roll from Lowes.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Lovely decoration !I liked the burlap ranner !
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing !
Olympia
Thanks for the tutorial and your burlap looks adorable!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of "sewing" - love it! xo
ReplyDeleteI just put burlap on my front porch grapevine wreath today. I think yours looks better! lol
ReplyDeleteThat's easy enough for me sweet Emily and it looks splendid.
ReplyDeleteVery creative ~ always something lovely at your blog ~ ( A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteYour table is so pretty and welcoming. I never knew that burlap had so many uses until I started reading blogs like yours, and I just purchased my first roll of burlap. If my project works I'll post it! Just remember you were my inspiration! Linda
ReplyDeleteEmily, I love quick and easy, works for me!! The burlap runner looks perfect on your outdoor table. Lanterns are my favorite about anywhere. The haunted house looks so cute under the cloche. Only wish I had more cloches.
ReplyDeleteYour runner looks lovely....Never knew Lowe's carried burlap!
ReplyDeleteLove your cloches and especially the haunted house under the cloche. Also great burlap runner.
ReplyDelete~Clara
Your table runner looks great. You take the prettiest pictures. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Emily,
ReplyDeleteYour burlap table runner looks fantastic! Burlap goes so well with autumn decorations. Thank you for sharing it with us and for stopping by my blog. Enjoy the rest of your week.
Isn't this landscaping burlap wonderful and such a bargain! I've used it at the table too and over windows in my potting shed. Love your haunted cloche :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks GREAT! I just have a feeling it would take me more than 5 minutes... : )
ReplyDeleteYour veranda looks great for the season! I love your little autumn cloches, too, Emily. Enjoy your Wednesday!
ReplyDeletexo,
RJ
YOur table runner is gorgeous and I adore your cloche displays. Thanks tons for joining the party. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhen you have talent you can do most anything. You did an excellent job on your table runner. Entire post very nice.
ReplyDeleteFirst, I have to tell you that I love your blog name. Second, I love what I can see of Quimper (I think) in your hutch. And finally, I love your runner. I think I'll be visiting your blog frequently. laurie
ReplyDeleteI do...I DO love your easy peasy idea...it is perfect and looks fabulous on your table. Love all the decos on it, too. :)
ReplyDeleteJust don't wash that cute runner...I washed one last yr and it's never looked the same. When I get something on my new runner, I just spot clean it...and double-dog-dare anyone to get even CLOSE to it with food or drink. :)))
LOVE your burlap runner, and that haunted house in the cloche is spectalular!
ReplyDeleteHappy REDnesday,
Carol
Beautiful burlap runner.
DeleteI do love your easy peasy idea! I think that's a DIY project that even I could do *winks* I love the textural quality of burlap. I also love your cloches! They're adorable Emily! Vanna
ReplyDeleteClever you! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty burlap bow....Just the perfect wreath!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Carolynn
I love burlap. It's perfect for runners! Love your cloche too.
ReplyDeleteThat was clever! I love burlap runners. I want to make one for my dining room table. I love how you decorated your outdoor table. Your cloches are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great easy runner, Emily! I'll have to see if our Lowe's carries burlap. I've never thought to look there.
ReplyDeletePrice is right. Clever idea! Useful besides. Love it!
ReplyDeleteJoyce M
Perfect Emily, easy peasy and the price is right,love it!
ReplyDeleteXoxo
Karena
2012 Artists Series
I'm thinking that you had a whole lot of fun for $10.00! Great idea. Thanks for inviting us for a peak. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea--I'm always looking for projects that are fast and easy, and this one looks like a winner! Thank you so much for sharing your tips on how to create this with us. It was so nice to hear from you over at my blog--glad you enjoyed reading about my apple harvest!
ReplyDeleteThe burlap runner looks great an it sounds like a good deal too! Also love your cute little haunted house:@)
ReplyDeleteEmily, thank you for sharing simplicity. It is my favorite word and concept.
ReplyDeleteBurlap at Lowe's??? Which section? I typically purchase it at the fabric store, but this sounds so much better. Please visit when you can and let me know. Would so appreciate it. Yes, I'm pleading. ;)
XOXO's,
Marcia
Hi Emily, The runner turned out wonderful and your Fall decor is beautiful. Love your Quimper! Thanks for linking to the Open House party.
ReplyDeleteYou do my kinda projects - love them!!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend!
Leann
love the burlap runner and the whole table centerpiece. so pretty!
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This is so fantastic - love burlap and it is so very versatile! Your wreath is wonderful and the tablescape gorgeous - not to mention your beautiful cloches. I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday - your post will be featured in this week's party,
ReplyDeleteKathy