How to Make Quick and Easy Doily Christmas Ornaments on Burlap

Today I’m sharing very simple doily ornament that looks great on a farmhouse style or country Christmas tree.  This year we did a metallic and neutral tree and they looked great on that, too!  

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Supplies for Burlap and Doily Christmas Ornaments

• Canvas Corp Brands Stretched Natural Burlap, 2″ x 2″
• 2″ crocheted doilies (I bought mine locally but I found some some similar on Amazon.)
• jute
• craft scissors
• detailer hot glue gun and hot glue sticks

I love this detailer hot glue gun because I can squirt out TINY dots of hot glue on these crocheted doilies.  I put a dot on each corner and one in the middle then centered it on the stretched burlap.

After the glue cooled off I cut some jute string and glued both ends on one of the corners of the burlap square.  I might have burned my fingers a few times in this step so be careful!  After burning myself a few times I started leaving longer strings on the bottom side of the glue so I could pull both ends firmly into the glue.  See the example below.

Here are the completed ornaments:

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Thanks for reading about my project.  I’d love to hear what ornaments you’ve made this year.  Leave me a comment.  Especially if you’ve made doily Christmas ornaments! Featured on Wonderful Wednesday.

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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