I pulled out the frame backing and used it as my guide to cut the burlap. Once all three pieces were cut I cleaned my glass front and back and just laid the burlap on top of the backing and closed it up. No gluing needed, unless you want to.

this is them all sanded! there is no real rule to sanding. One piece of sanding paper, and you gently go over all sides, and corners (if you like.)

THEY will look like this when you are done with the burlap, sanding, and vinyl. I used the Lyrical letters cartridge for my cricut, and the vinyl letters did go on top of the glass.

I took my burlap and cut long strips to use on the back of the frames to hang them. I measured out three exact matching pieces.

then you will hot glue the strips of burlap to the back of the frames. I used the end of a paint brush to push the burlap down. NO BURNT FINGERS HERE! 😉

THEN I tied the burlap in a knot around the rod iron pole.

then I HUNG IT UP. PIC. natural LIGHT!

PIC. BRIGHT w/ flash on.

and of COURSE its hung on the wall near our kitchen table where we LOVE TO “EAT” 😉

I am linking up with Jen of Tatottots and jello for her Weekend Wrap up Party~ HERE Funky Junk Interiors for Saturday Night Special HERE Between Naps on the Porch for Met. Monday HERE Hoo’s got talent at Night Owl Crafting HERE  Show and Share day at Just a Girl HERE Show off your Stuff at Fireflies and Jellybeans HERE and Linky Love Party at Sweet Charli HERE.