I then added an easy garland I made by cutting circles out of book pages and old sheet music.
I sewed these onto a piece of twine (I always call this jute, but I did have someone ask me what jute was) using a zig-zag stitch. This is quick and give the garland nice "body" or rigidity. This garland would be great on a tree, across the mantle, draped around chandeliers.
I used staples to attach the garland to the back of the window frame, and some clothespins I painted and roughed up with some salt to hang your cards and photos.
This would be good after Christmas as well for notes, photos, etc.
Find more ideas at Funky Junk Interiors.
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I love that idea with the jute and stitching! so cute!
ReplyDeleteCool Idea with the bed and making them into chalkboards!
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