Burlap Spring Ruffled Table Runner

I have enjoyed welcoming Spring so much that I had to do a little table decorating. It is so fun to play with Burlap, I just can’t get enough of it. I had to brighten my breakfast room up a little more than usual, so I created this fun Burlap Spring Ruffled Table Runner.

Burlap Table Runner

Do you like to welcome Spring into the home? I love to decorate (and have a feisty 8-year-old who will remind me to do it!) It’s so nice to open the windows and usher sunshine and fresh air back in after a cold winter.

I love the look of the ruffles and the burlap. It just brings such a nice pop of color to our dark table. I have had this extra blue and white fabric sitting around for a while, and I love it when I can take something I already have and put it to good use. It’s like getting something for free!

Burlap Spring Ruffled Table Runner

This was actually such a fun and easy project to make. Here is what you will need for this fun runner:

• Burlap
• Fabric Pieces cut to size.

Step 1:  Cut your Burlap Table runner to your table and runner specifications

Step 2: Take your fabric pieces and start ruffling them with your sewing machine. I didn’t “finish” the ends, as I wanted to have more of a worn and rugged look to the ruffles. To make these pieces, I cut the material used roughly about 2 times the length I needed and then began ruffling with my sewing machine.

Step 3: Once you have all of your fabric pieces ruffled, sew them to the ends of your runner. I added a few throughout the runner, leaving spaces for the burlap.

Step 4: Add your new runner to the table and decorate!

This is such a cool runner, I really love the way it turned out. I haven’t shared a burlap project in a while, so it was time for me to add one into the queue. I love Spring, and this is the perfect little addition to my table.

Do you decorate for Spring? I love to add fun pops of color here and there to brighten the spaces up a bit. Brighten up your spot and give this easy Burlap Spring Ruffled Table Runner a try.

 

You might also like this burlap and chevron wreath.

Or maybe how to decorate with these twine eggs.