Potato sack diy

Looking for burlap sack uses? If you have some burlap sacks lying around and just don't know what to do with them, I have some ideas.

You don't have to toss those empty pet food bags! Check out these amazing feed sack crafts, and turn that empty sack into something super awesome.

There are so many fun ways to reuse a burlap sack! Try out some of these creative burlap craft ideas. There are sew and no-sew options.

Crocheted Potato Sack Kitchen Scrubbies DIY

Old potato sacks or coffee sacks make lovely, simple, DIY wall art! Here's how I transformed some salvaged burlap sacks into display-worthy pieces.

Burlap potato sack turned art by framing

Cheap wall decor honoring Idaho! :) ($1 for the potato sack and $1 for the dowel.)

Too busy to crochet? Not anymore, because in just 7 minutes or less you can recycle a mesh potato sack, get in some crocheting and make yourself a great upcycled potato sack kitchen scrubbie! My ten year old loved this...

Looking for a way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day? Plant potatoes--above ground! Burlap sacks make the perfect container for growing America's favorite root vegetable.

Burlap coffee sack strawberry planter. I sewed through the two layers making nine sections. Then I cut a slit near the top of each section, put some manure and compost in and planted my new strawberry plants. Secure it well against something, I used cable ties against the tomato/cucumber frame in my polytunnel.

A couple of weekends ago, I stopped by a garage sale in my neighborhood. They were giving away a stack of unused burlap coffee bean sacks. I took a few, not sure how I might use them. I filled th…

This is such a fun project and great to get the kids involved and wonderful if you don’t have a lot of space and don’t mind a bit of shabby chic when growing your food. This could be the new bla…

Many years ago, something was delivered here wrapped in an old potato sack. And for some reason, I saved the sack. I thought it had character. It’s been used as a table leaf protector, a drop…

Feed and coffee sacks...grain and flour bags, I love them all. Finding a new and beautiful use for something that originated only for utili...

I have been upcycling feed bags into market totes, chickencoop artwork, Christmas stockings and shipping envelopes for years and this spring I’m putting the ...

I was junking through an antique shop and found lots of coffee bean sacks lying on the floor for $5.00 each. I purchased 6. I did not know what I wanted to make with them. Then it dawned on me they would make great pillows for my son's bed. So here is a easy guide on how to make coffee sack pillows. You can wash them lighly and let air dry so they don't shrink. Supplies Needed burlap coffee sacks fabric scissors sewing machine heavy-duty thread needle heavy-duty thread pillow i…

Real burlap potato sack