Coffee bean sacks

Tips for Washing and Drying Coffee Sacks Burlap coffee sacks can be used in so many DIY projects but they can often start out feeling rather stiff and perhap

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I bought these awesome old, burlap coffee sacks at a garage sale a couple years ago. They were only like 2 or 3 bucks for the pair, and I was sure I would do something with them. I’d seen a f…

I was skipping with joy back to my car after finding this authentic burlap coffee sack at an estate sale recently. I wasn't sure at the tim...

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Coffee sacks are a cheap (or even free) source of burlap, which you can use for pretty much anything you can imagine. Here are some ideas to get you started.

DIY Home Decor Projects Using Burlap Coffee Sacks

Raise your hand if you too love a coffee shop vibe in your decorating!I personally collect coffee bean sacks to help achieve the rustic vibe... however they are…

Raise your hand if you too love a coffee shop vibe in your decorating!I personally collect coffee bean sacks to help achieve the rustic vibe... however they are…

Coffee sack burlap is a great sustainable material. It's natural, biodegradable, and strong. Here is an easy tutorial on how to make a great shabby chic fabric box from an upcycled coffee sack.

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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…