Twine.
What is it about it that I like so much? Maybe because its so easy to work with? Or because it goes with everything? Or because it adds such great texture?
Whatever the reason, I use a lot of it.
As the binding for book bundles.
To spruce up some bland candles.
For these, I just wrapped a some twine around the base of the candles and secure with a little hot glue. I added the No. 3 just to give it a little vintage flair.
To make a frame.
I grabbed a cheap frame at the dollar store and wrapped and wrapped and wrapped. Its mindless work, but I think I remember this taking me about an hour to finish.
{I'm sure was distracted by an episode of Criminal Minds in the meantime though ...}
See those stars hanging from the curtain rod in the breakfast area?
Yup, hanging with twine.
Along my kitchen counter I have a bunch of jars. Each one has a vintage label and is tied on with {yes you guessed it} more twine!
These are the same style labels as the candle above.
And what about the dining room?
How about a sweet little twine bow holding my silver wear together? Love this!
I could seriously go on for days with the stuff! And apparently, so could a few more people ...
More twine:
The snowmen are cute for Christmas, but I really like the twine wrapped bottles! Still looking for something to do with all those empty wine bottles I've been saving for just the right project.
This is a cute and simple trick that I'll have to remember.
Looks like Maggie did a post on her blog twine a couple of months ago. Great minds think alike!
I love this. Beach houses get the best decor sometimes.
Little twine vases.
Twine letters {with a tutorial!}
Do you have any twine creations or decorations?? Do share!
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