DIY Kitchen Art for the Coffee Lover ~ Coffee Sack Art
Here is a sneak peek at what I am creating over at Inspired Home Style. Its one of the simplest projects we have made, and the best part it was completely free. Seriously, how cool is that!
Hop on over to Inspired Home Style to see how we made our simple kitchen art!
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Love it!!!!
These are wonderful! How lucky that the coffee shop gives them away!
These look really cute. I didn’t realize coffee shops give them away.
I have one large coffee bag from Brazil that I just tacked to the wall. I love it, too. 🙂
These are so cool! Those colors are perfect too… Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness I love this too. LOVE the style of the frames and the bold art. Can we be neighbors?
Those look fantastic! I love the pop of colour on the bags. Great idea.
What a great idea. Love how they look all framed up! They make such great art! Well done!
Beautiful!!! Where did you get the coffee in such lovely sacks?
I love these!!!
THAT is AWESOME! I really like this. How perfect for a kitchen. I hope you will share this at my VIP party today =) http://designergarden.blogspot.com/2011/04/vip-party-11.html
this is awesome! I love the idea.
new follower!
kathryn
http://www.thedragonsfairytail.blogspot.com
Love these–the white frames really make them pop! Thanks for sharing at Beyond the Picket Fence.
These are fantastic~ I love how you have framed the old sacks and really made them into fantastic works of art! 🙂 Would love if you would come share these at Feathered Nest Friday sometime!
What a great idea! Perfect (and cheap) decor idea for a kitchen.
Hi – visiting from Funky Junk Interiors. I love this idea! There’s a coffee shop here that sells at our farmer’s market and they sell coffee sacks. I think I’m going to borrow this idea. thanks! 🙂
Love this project!! I want some fun coffee bags, you’ll have to share your secret has where to find these little beauties!
kisses
heather
We found these at a local coffee shop where they roast their own coffee. It might be worth asking your local coffee shop if they receive their coffee in burlap sacks. The smaller coffee companies are probably more helpful than the larger chains. I hope this helps.
Heather~
We purchased 25 on ebay for about $20! We’ve always been able to find great ones on ebay.
Best Wishes~
Daune
Oooo, lovely!
These look so professional. Super cute! We would ♥ for you to link this up 🙂
:)Lolly Jane
lollyjaneboutique.blogspot.com
Wow! They look like wonderful pieces of art! A great idea to use the old windows as frames.
I have a weekly linky party called Terrific Under Ten Tuesdays. It’s for projects made for $10 or less. I would love for you to link up sometime!
That is so neat! I love it! What an awesome idea!
Rachel @ Maybe Matilda
Hi-
Visiting from Girl Creative- I really love the pops of color on the burlap – great project.
Jennifer
http://www.bigdandme.com
So Cute!
Love it and I’d love for you to join me @ the Glitter Link Party!
http://runwithglitter.blogspot.com/2011/04/running-with-glitter-5-link-party.html
Great idea! Fun to see a project done with these, other than pillows. Looks great!
~Michelle
So cute! Love that you can use the window frames.
These are fantastic! So clever! And I love that you appreciate discarded “junk” more than flowers! My kinda gal!
I LOVE these! I love burlap anyway, BUT….. my maiden name is Dunn. Is there ANY way I can coax you into getting some of these & shipping them to me to make presents for my family (Dad & Uncles)? I’ll be more than happy to pay shipping & whatever else you might need (within reason of course, LOL).
PS- found you through Not Just A Housewife’s linky party.
these are FABULOUS!! l just love that look!! i would love for you to link them up at our link party going on now!!
Amy
First of all – LOVE this idea and may just have to stop in to Dunn Bros. next time I am back in Minneapolis. I grew up in MN and we try to get back a couple times a year. My husband loved this project too! The colors on the bags are so vibrant. Love that! Great job!!!
Love these!!! Thank you so much for linking them up to Think Pink Sundays! The display is so fun and rustic – what great artwork for your kitchen!
I’m sharing on my FB page! 🙂
over from marvelously messy.. absolutly love the coffee sack art. i did a post about things made with coffee sacks. i wish i would have seen these earlier.
Love this! What a great way to reuse the windows! Plus, the coffee sack display idea is great!
Those are so cute and original! I just saw an idea this weekend at Antique Alley in Texas where they used coffee bags to cover dresser drawers. There is a picture on my site you should check out. A coffee bag dresser would look great under your framed bags.
These are great! Better than any Starbucks art I’ve seen ;o) I have a coffee sack from Guatemala that I’ve been trying to figure out what to do with..this is an idea! thanks!
Love this!! What a fabulous idea and I love that they were free!
very cool idea. i did something similiar with pillow panels. i have a party going on right now, would love if you shared this. http://typeadecorating.blogspot.com/2011/04/anything-goes-party-13.html
Great looking wall art! Love the graphics!
I love this idea. The fact that they’re just about free, makes them that much more special. Great colors and graphics.
I love this!! These are amazing! awesome idea
I’m off the local coffee shop first thing in the morning 🙂 Love it!
Thanks so much for linking up to Terrific Under Ten! Love this project!!
Great idea!! I love them!!
Love this idea! I have tons of coffee sacks—have used them for all kinds of projects, but this is a new one!
Blessings~
Daune
I featured your coffee sack art on my blog today. Come grab a button!
thanks for partying at type A! this is awesome!
Love these. The colors are so wonderful!
~Heidi
I love these! I’m a coffee fanatic! This would be a great addition to my college ministry room at church!
Those are awesome! Thanks for linking up to my party. 🙂
what a great idea! The frames are the perfect fit for the style of the artwork!
Hey! I just wanted to let you know that I featured your coffee sack art on my blog today! 🙂 http://www.polishthestars.com/2011/04/link-party-monday-16.html
Love this! I love the texture and color. Great idea!
Tammy this is beautiful1 So glad it caught my eye in my linking party! I’ll be featuring this on BCD on April 30th!
Happy Monday Tammy~
Saw your lovely project featured at CRAFT. Happy to be a new follower of your great blog. 🙂 I invite you to link this and any of your other great ideas to my blog bash K.I.S.S.
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I wanted to let you know that I featured you today: http://adiamondinthestuff.blogspot.com/2011/04/time-to-shine-features-no-15.html
Feel free to grab a featured button!
These look fabulous and how awesome that you were able to get the coffee bags, the slipsheets, and the window frames given to you! Lucky! Thanks for linking up!!!
I really, really, really love the simplicity of these!! Thanks for linking to my K.I.S.S. blog bash last week, looking forward to seeing what you share this week.
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I ADORE burlap art. This is too fantastic for words. I am really excited that you put this up for all to love. Thank you so much for posting at the beagle.
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I just found 3 large coffee burlap sacks at a yard sale and have been searching online for ideas on what to do with them. I stumbled onto your website and I love your idea. I am going to do this with mine. Thanks so much for the tips.
You really make it seem so easy along with your presentation but I find this matter to be really something which I think I might by no means understand. It seems too complicated and very large for me. I’m having a look forward in your subsequent submit, I will try to get the hang of it!