Americana crafts

Framed Burlap and Button Flag Craft | Pretty patriotic summer decor or even maybe a kids' craft during a party

Here’s a refreshing way for upcycling soda crates! I love to create footstools from soda crates, or as we say in the south, Coke crates! Haha! The first step is to paint or stain the feet you want to use. Cute feet can be found at Lowe’s or Home Depot fairly inexpensively. But there are several ... Read More about Design Bleuprint: Upcycling Soda Crates

75+ Easy Dollar Store Patriotic Crafts that will keep you busy all summer long | HubPages

Looking for a some fun craft ideas? How about BUTTONS! They come in so many colors and sizes and you can do

Use this tutorial to make your own red, white, and blue filler rag balls using bandanas. These DIY patriotic rag balls add an Americana touch to your 4th of July decorations. This is a frugal and easy way to decorate for a 4th of July party or another patriotic event.

American Flag Rag Tie Garland decor is perfect for any classroom, home, or office. Celebrate with Red, White, and Blue this Independence Day/4th of July, or simply your Love for America with this patriotic fabric banner. Great for hanging above a window, in a doorway, on a wall, bulletin board, white board, desk, or fireplace mantle. Width: 38 inches Material used is 100% cotton and each tassel is hand torn for a finished, shabby chic look. Tearing the fabric creates a very soft look…

I have a fun idea for adding some patriotic stars and stripes to your table this 4th of July...and it only takes minutes. It’s my stars and stripes rag balls! They can be used several different ways, depending on your container or your mood. And…you will not believe how easy and inexpensive they are to make! Here’s what you will need: Styrofoam balls Fabric scraps in stars and stripes patterns (Mine came from Hobby Lobby.) Straight pins All-purpose glue such as Elmers And here’s what you…

34 Wood Craft Projects for UNDER $10 (…great for Craft Night)!!! I know I’ve been a little MIA but we’ve had a big project in the backyard, an overwhelming workload (which we planned on being MUCH les