Rug making on burlap/ image: Wikipedia.org |
Burlap, it is also called hessian cloth or sack fabric, is an evenweave fabric with a rustic, warm and natural look. It is usually made from skin of the jute plant or sisal fibres and used to make sacks and bags.
Although, hessian has been historically produced as a coarse fabric, today it is also used as an eco-friendly material for bags, rugs, cushions, place mats, table runners and other products.
The texture, color and especially the contrast between the raw surface and the delicate embroidery are only some of the features that have inspired many contemporary embroiderers.
- A burlap clutch bag with a hand-embroidered rose garden by JuneberryStitches. This zipper pouch is hand-embroidered with two shades of pink roses on ling green stems.
- A linen burlap basket with embroidered sunflowers by JuneberryStitches.This hand embroidered storage basket is made from a densely woven linen burlap fabric.
- A tote market burlap bag with embroidered lavender flowers by naturelview
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- A burlap table runner with old-fashioned embroidery technique by MadeInBurlap.
- A vintage burlap handbag, from the 40s- early 50s, embellished with crewelwork embroidery by factoryhandbook.
- A vintage burlap bag purse, from the 70s, embellished with crewelwork embroidery by Aligras. The multicolor features a repeating pattern made of diamonds, stripes & triangles.
- A Vintage Embroidered Burlap Handbag by VintageDreamBox.
- An embroidered burlap wall clock by LindaRoseDesign. This vintage-inspired wall clock is hand embroidered with black cotton thread on Jute burlap.
- Needlework art on burlap by claudettesvintage.
- Needlework art on burlap by rosemauve. The abstract embroidered design consists of several concentric cirlces.
- Vintage needlepoint makeup bag combined with burlap by EllaOsix.