I fell in love with Grain Sack Stripes when Marian of Miss Mustard Seed showed vintage fabric with woven in grain sack stripes. Just search grain sack on her blog and see wonderful projects. Then Angie from Knick of Time posted a tutorial on printing grain sack stripes. I started to create faux grain sack stripes. I wrote tutorials about printed and painted faux grain sack stripes. I found some canvas money sacks and... thought grain sack stripes, vintage wooden chairs, totes, wooden containers, stools were painted and grain sacked. I can see more faux grain sack striped projects in my future. Hope you enjoy a few peeks from my tutorials and projects.
A collection of my faux grain sack striped projects.
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They say that beauty is in the eye on the beholder and this beholder says, Gorgeous! My favorite is the little caddy with the stripes going up and over the handle. This post is so inspiring, thank you.
ReplyDeleteConnie :)
You have definitely mastered the art of grain striping! Love all of your projects - wonderful pieces. All of them.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Boy you sure got those grain sack stripes down. All of your projects looks really nice, and you, I think, are a grain sack diva. Thanks for sharing so many tutorials on how you did each project.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. Adding the simple grain sack stripes really dresses up an item.
ReplyDeleteMy, I didn't realise that they could be so versatile ! I surely have had my eyes opened as to the range & variety of stripes. Thanks so much for visiting my blog today. It's good to be back and in touch again. Joan
ReplyDeleteYou did a fantastic job. What a difference. Great idea to give new life to old and tired pieces.
ReplyDeleteYou are a clever lady! Love the idea of the faux grain sack details. Great find on the canvas money bags. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful technique. I have several things I want to use it on. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Joy,
ReplyDeleteYou must have a good eye and a steady hand to produce beauties Thanks for playing today.
Happy Blue Monday!
Wow, I love all your creations.. The caddy is really cute. Thanks for sharing, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteNice projects and I like the chairs. At first I thought you painted 'A Vintage Green' on the child's chair, must be Monday! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Mosaic Monday Joy.
I love your stripes. They're so fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun look! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteLoving, pinning, doing!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
Those look amazing. So easy! Glad to find you via Creative Inspirations Link up!
ReplyDeleteI love this rustic decor and all of the stripes. Really lovely. Thank you for linking up to Tips and Tricks. Hope to see you again this week. Kathleen @ Fearlessly Creative Mammas
ReplyDeleteOh my...so cute! Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for being part of our party. I hope to see you on Monday at 7. Lou Lou Girls
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all your great stripes at my party this week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
So tell us how you REALLY feel about these stripes :) Seriously I remember seeing one project not too long ago and was amazed...it was furniture. Doing it to both furniture and textile...amazing and I can see that the work is fun for you as well :)
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