DIY Printed Grain Sack Ribbon
Here is an easy way to do it yourself!
I began with washed and bleached drop cloth from Home Depot.
I cut a slit into the edge of the fabric giving me a 3" ribbon and I tore it all the way down the length of the fabric.
I removed the strings and was left with a long fringed ribbon.
Using a paint stick I drew a thick line and then 2 thinner lines down the center of the ribbon.
The perfect imperfect grain sack look.
You can probably thing of a zillion uses.
Do you have any other ideas for grain sack ribbon?
Oh wow! That's genius! What type of pen did you use?
ReplyDelete- Dana
SO CUTE!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, looks wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteJane
On my to do list today is the fabric store for tree skirt stuff. I want some of this ribbon too, so I added it. Unless all of Minnesota bought it up before I get there.
ReplyDeleteBliss
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCute idea.
ReplyDeleteI love it--as always! Merry Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteLove them both Susan--but I love anything and everything drop cloth. The JOY looks great on the tree!
ReplyDeletegail
I love them both,, and I almost always have drop cloth. What a great idea. The JOY ribbon looks really pretty on the tree
ReplyDeleteIts perfectly imperfect! Looks great.
ReplyDeleteI am adding these to my collection of torn cotton ribbons!
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