Neutral Farmhouse Style Carrots for Spring
It's almost time to start thinking about Spring and Easter and all the decorations that go with that.
Today I'm stuffing carrots, not real carrots but the cutest little no-sew farmhouse styled carrots ever!
The best part of this project is that it's made with mostly free materials!
I used leftover curtain fabric and washed painter's drop cloth.
The leftover curtain fabric was also used recently on these Patchouli Heart Sachets.
First, I cut the fabric into triangles then folded the triangles in half.
If the fabric you use has a right side, put right sides together.
Hot glue the edge to close the seam then turned the fabric inside out.
I stuffed the carrots with Poly-fil to within about an inch of the top.
I used different kinds of greens and sticks for my carrot tops.
I searched Michaels for something that looked like carrot tops and also used some that I had at home.
You can really use anything for the tops, the more unique the better!
I put a little bit of hot glue into the top of the carrot and stuck in the greens.
I tied the carrot closed with a length of jute, wrapped it around a few times and tied a knot.
I made several different sizes with the 2 fabrics and used several different kinds of greenery and sticks for the carrot tops.
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They look amazing in jars and a crate for the Spring.
If you don't want to make your own, I'm selling a couple of different versions in the Homeroad Etsy Shop!
I love neutral decor and neutral carrots are perfect for my house.
For more carrot ideas please visit these Homeroad posts, they are all so fun to make!
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