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Hanging Burlap Flower Vase

Learn how to make a simple burlap hanging burlap flower vase from a placemat to proudly display all your beautiful garden flowers.
Active Time30 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course: DIY Garden Art
Yield: 1
Author: Patti Estep
Cost: $10

Equipment

  • Grommet tool
  • Scissors

Materials

  • 1 standard burlap placemat
  • 1 empty plastic liter bottle
  • 2 small grommets
  • 1 wire for hanging
  • 1 extra-large safety pin
  • Candle pin or brooch optional

Instructions

  • First cut the top off a 1-liter plastic bottle. This will act as an insert to hold water and the flowers.
  • Fold the placemat around the bottle to ensure a snug fit. 
  • Use a safety pin to hold it in place. It will be on the back where no one will see it. You could try hot glue if you don't like the idea of a safety pin.
  • Add grommets at the top of the placemat, one on each side to hold the wire.
  • Feed the wire through the grommets and twist the ends back on themselves to create a secure hanger.
  • Add water to the plastic bottle, about 2/3 full.
  • Place it in the burlap vase and hang.
  • Arrange flowers inside and enjoy.
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