Hi all! We had so much fun exploring all of your wonderful Rust-oleum Revamps! If you didn't get a chance to check out all of the fun projects linked up you can scroll down a little to explore! So, moving on...I'd like to share with you all my Jute Twine Mongoram. I just love jute twine on basically everything right now and monograms are so fun so this project was a winner with me from the beginning!
It was so easy!
I started with a card board letter that I purchased from Jo-Anns for about $4. (We always use coupons or buy sale only items to save money!)
I then used my hot glue gun and a roll of 4ply jute twine and wrapped twine all the way up and around the letter! Make sure to glue every wrap and side for a more finished clean look!
Believe it or not that's it!!! Now, I will say this is more time consuming than I had initially thought but the time spent was well worth it!
I love the texture!
I've moved it around a bit but I think I like it best propped next to my basket of dried hydrangeas!
Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope you all have a great weekend!
39 comments:
Love this project. How cute!
Will keep my eyes peeled for some letters!
Oooh, I like that!
I love it! I'm all about monograms, but unfortunately, we have 2 different last names in our household, so it's a little weird to do.
Love the texture!
Linda
You are just so clever! Love this post! ~ Sarah
That turned out really cool. And that cabinet it's sitting on ROCKS :)
ooh love it! Great texture! I'll keep my eyes peeled for a big S for me now!
That turned out great and the way you blended it with some soft textures. Just great.
THat's a wonderful idea! And those hydrangeas are lovely! One of my favorite flowers!
THat's a wonderful idea! And those hydrangeas are lovely! One of my favorite flowers!
Love that Monogram. Hmm, what else could be cool with jute wrapped around it?
The twine and the little touch of beautifulness of the hydrangeas is beautiful together..
Totally going to do this...and since my last initial is a T...I know exactly how it is going to turn out! LOVE IT!!!!
This is so cool! You are right~it is all about the texture. And I love the jute twine in place of ribbon anytime!
xoxo
Janie
Another AMAZING craft by the Shanty girls! Way Cool!
Can you beleive I have a giant, naked, paper mache B just waiting for twine?? Thanks so much for the idea! Filing this away at thecraftersfilebox.com.
So cool, that looks like a pro did it! :)
I love the texture too, may have to try that with a B.
I freaking love it!
-Jill
I actually did this not too long ago and got the idea from all the jute twine you were using on all your other projects. It is definitely time consuming, but well worth it. Love it!
Great idea! And, yes, sales and coupons are the ONLY way to go!
OOOH - I love the texture this provides, and it fits in any color scheme!
I love it too! That is a super cute twist on monograms! Yipee!
Love the rustic quality on this one! I can see this looking great anywhere. Another cool invention!
Thanks for linking it up to SNS!
FJ Donna
I definitely have to try this. :-)
Clever and beautiful!
Amy
That be a lot of wrapping! But it's as cute as can be.
Wow, that's really cool. I love the twine. Thanks so much for the how-to, I'll be linking.
great wire basket with the wood handles.
Great ideal, love it because it's unique. Thanks for sharing.
Sandy
GREAT !!
The two loves of my life right now is jute twine and burlap!!
Very nice work! Much better than painting it or something simple like that. The texture is amazing.
I love monograms... I have a whole set of letters in my little one's room that is still kraft brown... not for long. :)
What a great way to do a monogram ~ simple and classic!
That really looks cool. I'm going to try something wrapped, maybe after the holidays!
That is too cute. I have so much twine but I never remember to use it for projects. This is a good one. :)
show off! :)
how did I miss these @ Joann's? I spent $10 on a letter @ TJMaxx. I like your idea so much better. Could cover mine up, I guess.
I really love this, must try it.
I am featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
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