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No Sew Burlap Wine Bag and Place-setting Card

Filed Under: craft projects, crafts, DIY, Everyday Crafts, Fall, No-Sew Projects, Party Ideas Tagged With: Crafts, No-Sew, Wine Bottle Wrap

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No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

Welcome to our monthly

No-Sew Decorating Showcase:

Thanksgiving Addition

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

 

Each month, I join in with five other fabulous

Bloggers,  and together we share six

No-Sew Decorating Projects.

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

Because this is a Thanksgiving edition,

I thought I would make something that

would make a great Hostess Gift.

There are lots of parties coming up over the

next few months, and wine is always my

go-to Hostess Gift.  This project can be used with

any fabric and any ribbon, according to the Season.

 

I started by cutting a square of burlap and two squares

of copper-colored organza.

You want the squares to be able to reach slightly higher than

the height of the bottle.

 

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

I frayed all four sides of the burlap square.

By the way, wanna see an easy way to cut a straight

line on burlap?

You simply pull the thread out where you want the cut

line to be… 

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

… and this creates a visible guide for cutting.

Easy huh? Laughing

 

 

Ok, back to the wine bag…

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

Place the organza squares (or whatever fabric you choose)

on top of the burlap.  Place the bottle in the center.  Pull

up each opposite corner of both the burlap and organza until

it is gathered up and around the bottle.  Use a rubber band

to hold it in place.  Then, fluff.

Peel each layer away from each other and pull and pluck

until you get it looking just the way you want it.

Don’t be afraid to cut away any access fabric, as needed.

It’s better to have too much to begin with and need to snip some

away, rather than the fabric being too short.

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

Next, I tied two lengths of ribbon around the neck.

I found these ribbons at Jo-Ann Fabric and Crafts.  

I chose a French-ribbon with a Fall design, and a gauzy

copper ribbon. I trimmed the ends to the length I wanted.

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

I found these fabulous Fall-colored acorn “bells” for 50%

off at Jo-Ann.  I knew they would make a cute accent.

And finally – another 50% off package of scrapbooking tags

finished the whole look…

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

I removed the spongy-adhesive backing and hot glued it on.

 

You could even use a plain tag and add a nice thank you message.

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

This whole process requires no sewing, and takes about

10 minutes to complete.  I never buy the paper wine bags,

when I can whip up this look with scraps of fabric and ribbon

and get a custom look.  

If you don’t give wine, this would also work for food gifts such

as vinegars and oils.

No Sew Burlap and Organza Wine Bottle Wrap by The Everyday Home

Is there anything better than a super easy burlap project?

Laughing

Here are a few more variations using scrapbook paper

and a mini copper-colored picture frame…

Wine-Bag-paper

I framed the small scrapbook tag and using some jute twine –

I secured it around the neck of the bottle.

Wine-Bag-frame

I love how this puts the emphasis on the message.

Wine-Bag-frame-2 

 

…. and to create something a little more personalized, I cut some

seasonal scrapbook paper to fit the frame and added a silver initial.

Wine-Bag-Letter

This creates too gifts in one…the bottle of wine and a cute

monogrammed frame.

Wine-Bag-Monogram

If you would like to see more fabulous Thanksgiving ideas,

go to the JoAnn Craft Catalog.

Here is a 50% off coupon compliments of Jo-Ann…

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One final project…. look what you can make with

the same inexpensive frames, scrapbook paper and

scrapbook letters…

Fall-Tablesetting-13

Personalized Placesetting Frames.

This project took less than 30 minutes, and creates such

a sweet look on your Thanksgiving Table.

Fall-Tablesetting-5

Fall-Tablesetting-2

To see other fabulous Thanksgving ideas…

look for #turkeytablescapes in

Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, Google+, etc.

 

Please make sure you visit the other Blogs to see what
projects they are sharing…
Atta Girl Says
Thankful Burlap Place Card Envelopes
Confessions of a Plate Addict
Burlap Cornucopia
On Sutton Place
Wine Bottle Gift Wrap with Fall Tag
Stone Gable:
Thanksgiving Burlap Webbing Placemat and Napkin Ring
Worthing Court
Thankful Wall Hanging
Have a great weekend everyone.  Hope you can get
out and enjoy this beautiful Fall.
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PS – wanna see my other No-Sew Projects?
No Sew Fall Leaf Runner
No Sew Roman Shade
No Sew Padded Headboard

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Comments

  1. Suzy @ Worthing Court says

    November 2, 2013 at 12:17 PM

    This is gorgeous, Barb! I love the touch of copper in the organza and on the edges of the ribbon. And those acorn bells are the perfect touch!

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  2. Marty@A Stroll Thru Life says

    November 2, 2013 at 1:08 PM

    Such a cute idea, I love this. Hugs, Marty

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  3. Confessions of a Plate Addict says

    November 3, 2013 at 2:27 PM

    Love this idea, Barb! There is no reason to ever buy those wine gift bags again when this is really so much prettier and so easy to do! Loved working with the No-Sew gang again!…hugs…Debbie

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  4. Yvonne @ StoneGable says

    November 4, 2013 at 3:14 AM

    Barb, what a great way to present a bottle of wine or even a homemade canned good! The burlap and organza are a perfect choices! Brilliant! And you put the whole thing over-the-top with your clever embellishments! LOVE it and you!!!!

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  5. Carolyn C says

    November 4, 2013 at 10:58 AM

    Gotta LOVE burlap! Nice project 🙂 Can’t wait to read about the other 5.

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  6. Atta Girl Amy says

    November 4, 2013 at 4:50 PM

    Nope. Nothing better than an easy burlap project. Love it. And love the new signature. Thanks for including me in the No-Sew Posse.

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  7. Gloria says

    November 5, 2013 at 5:19 AM

    I tried to enter the raffle, but I didn’t see the Rafflecopter widget. I clicked on the link, and as I have never signed up, it is not letting me in. I wish I could enter. This was a super tutorial, btw, so easy and so striking. Thank you!!

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  8. Rhonda R. Pelletier says

    November 7, 2013 at 7:50 AM

    Most of the time the easiest things can have an effect… and with the busy Christmas season very nearly upon us, basic is best. These no sew wine bottle gift wrap thoughts are the ideal approach to present a jug of your most beloved drink to family, friends or co-workers.

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  9. reeba says

    November 11, 2013 at 6:37 PM

    love the fabric choices just ordered fabric for my grand daughters wedding gown at great prices

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