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Burlap Hearts and Book Case Decor

While out shopping last Saturday with my daughter, I saw some burlap hearts.     They were priced at $7.99.  I decided I could make my own.  I knew I had a good sized piece of burlap left from other projects.

I used a paper doily heart as the pattern, and cut out enough for two hearts.  I simply sewed them together, left an opening for padding to be inserted, and then sewed up the opening.  This is how they turned out.


Aren't they cute?  Cost.....Nothing!  I already had everything.


I used the hearts, a vintage silhouette picture, and a Dollar Tree wreath to decorate my sewing drawer for Valentine's!  I love it!!!



This shelf holds the other silhouette picture, valentine cards the hubby and I gave each other last year, 3 heart picks, and an angel.  


I made this wreath a year or so ago, and use it fr valentine's.  The heart picks can be pulled out if I choose to useit for another occasion.  


It hangs above the bookcase on the old door I painted and distressed.

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Comments

  1. Great minds think alike! I love how you decorated for Valentine's Day!!

    ~Trisha

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  2. Love the hearts, the silhouettes and the wreath !!! Very creative and fun!!!

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  3. Such "sweet" hearts!!! You did a great job on them and your wreath is so pretty!!!
    Thanks so much for visiting me, hope you are having a GREAT week!
    Blessings,
    Cindy

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  4. Everything looks great in that drawer. I love the applique and white paint. The big wreath is really pretty.

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  5. I love your Valentine decorations. The hearts are sweet as can be.

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  6. You are one busy gal. All that Valentine decorating you have done makes me feel guilty. I guess I had better get busy and do some Valentine decorating in my home. I love the things you have done and the burlap hearts are adorable. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Karie

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  7. What a terrific idea. Love the hearts!

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  8. Cute, cute, cute. I love them. Great vignettes too. Hugs, Marty

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  9. Kathy,
    I have to smile every time I see that darling sewing drawer pop up! I'm going to use mine all year long, too!
    The wreath is wonderful too!

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  10. Cute, cute burlap hearts! Love them.
    Mary Alice

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