Welcome to Saturday Nite Special #65, the grain sack edition!
If you're new here, join in! There are three categories to link to. Home Decor as well as Crafts, Sewing, Recipes, plus the 3rd themed link up which stays open indefinitely. Check below for this weekend's theme.
Party starts Fri night and ends Sunday 11pm pacific, so you have all weekend to join!
I LOVE to highlight inspiring posts during the event on the sidebar, so make sure you check in several times over the weekend. You may be next. :)
this weekend's theme
Back in October, I received some grain sacks from a blog friend, Cathleen from Today Along The Journey.
And I have had the most fun with them! Know what I LOVE about grain sacks the very most? You can use them as is without sewing if desired!
Christmas stockings.
Pillows, pillows, and more pillows!
plain burlap is a sand bag
I just love how eclectic and versatile they are. And they do a lovely job brightening up a darker sofa too.
Espresso pillow was made by The Little Green Bean. LOVE it!
Not all of us are fortunate to land authentic ones though. So what do you do then to achieve the look?
Miss Mustard Seed's grain sack bench
Why, fake it of course. Make them yourself. :)
Making slipcovers out of dropclothes, grainsack style
And if you need inspiration, Miss Mustard Seed's grain sack styled slipcover creations are stunning.
And follow along this tutorial on painting one yourself.
What's your fav thing to do with grain sacks?
Hope you brought yours along! Link'em up in this weekend's 3rd themed linkup below.
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~ grain sacks ~
Back in October, I received some grain sacks from a blog friend, Cathleen from Today Along The Journey.
And I have had the most fun with them! Know what I LOVE about grain sacks the very most? You can use them as is without sewing if desired!
Christmas stockings.
Pillows, pillows, and more pillows!
plain burlap is a sand bag
I just love how eclectic and versatile they are. And they do a lovely job brightening up a darker sofa too.
Espresso pillow was made by The Little Green Bean. LOVE it!
Not all of us are fortunate to land authentic ones though. So what do you do then to achieve the look?
Miss Mustard Seed's grain sack bench
Why, fake it of course. Make them yourself. :)
Making slipcovers out of dropclothes, grainsack style
And if you need inspiration, Miss Mustard Seed's grain sack styled slipcover creations are stunning.
And follow along this tutorial on painting one yourself.
What's your fav thing to do with grain sacks?
Hope you brought yours along! Link'em up in this weekend's 3rd themed linkup below.
"What is it?" junk linkup. Choose an item in which you have NO idea on what it's original purpose was, and create! This should be a fun one. :)
Be sure to check the themed linkups master list to add your newest creations anytime. They're always open. List HERE.
~ SNS blah blah linkup rules ~
1. Please link up your intended post, NOT your blog homepage url. (post, then click the title of your post, then cut and paste that url) If your post has been deleted, please try again.
2. Please put a link in your post (button or text) that leads back to the party so others can see what's up. (see BUTTONS label under main blog header)
3. This party is geared for DIY type projects we can all attempt to make ourselves. Items for sale may be linked up IF your entry is posted on your blog and in tutorial style.
4. For Home Decor and Crafts, Sewing, Cooking, please link projects up that are new to SNS and/or within 1 month old. This helps keep content fresh.
The 3rd weekly themed link may have older posts and not brand new to SNS and will remain open for your new additions at any time. Click HERE for the main list.
The 3rd weekly themed link may have older posts and not brand new to SNS and will remain open for your new additions at any time. Click HERE for the main list.
I love all of your grain sacks Donna! I really need to get me some this year. :) Thanks for hosting another SNS! xo Emily
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting Donna! Hope you had a wonderful holiday season and your new year is off to a great start =) Have a great weekend ~ Stephanie Lynn
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I have to say, grain sacks are one thing I don't have in the house. I used to, years and years ago, not sure what happened to them.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting Donna! When I was adding my aqua mason jars to the window, I thought of you :-)
Lovin' all the awesome ideas for the use of grain sacks, Donna... both yours and Miss Mustard Seed's! Thanks for hosting every week!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
~ Jo :)
Love what you and Miss Mustard Seed have done with grain sacks, Donna..especially the frenchy ones! Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. Love the grain sacks!
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, Love the espresso pillow and how Marian created the faux grain sack covers. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry
It is tempting for me to use grainsacks all over the house. I love them so!! I have to practice restraint!
ReplyDeleteDonna,
ReplyDeleteCan I just say how much I LOVE SNS on Friday?! Gives me great things to look at until Sunday!!!
They are all beautiful, but those pillows...I LOVE THOSE PILLOWS! You are such a talented lady!
ReplyDeleteSuch inspiration!! I love those grain sacks. I need to get me some!!
ReplyDeleteI seriously love the grain sack decor!! Thanks for hosting, Donna!
ReplyDeleteI love your wonderful grain sack pillows! Thanks for hosting today!
ReplyDeleteLove the grainsacks. I just picked up a stack at an auction and love looking at all the great ideas.
ReplyDelete~Heidi
The grainsacks are great! One of these days I'll be on the ball with your themed links! I think I've managed to link up to one! But thanks for hosting! And congrats on 4000!
ReplyDeleteI love your grain sacks. They're so expensive around here, I'm just going to have to make my own. Thanks for giving me some inspiration. Have an awesome weekend!
ReplyDeleteI have a grain sack a friend gave me just waiting for the prefect project. If I can't find one here somethings wrong with me!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any grain sacks Donna...I saw some at the little antique shop I visit frequently but didn't buy them....way to high. Thanks for sharing your ideas with them.
ReplyDeleteMel's Cabin
oops! ... I'm in the wrong spot ...meant to be in 'sewing' ... duh!
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Jill
Donna, I love your grain sacks and wish I could sew like Miss Mustard Seed. I love the chair slips she makes. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI love the grain sacks. I have a bunch of these towels, so I might use them to craft something. Great party, thanks for hosting. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI really love all the grain sack ideas. Its such a sturdy piece of fabric that can looks so lovely when used for other things. I didn't have any grain ones exactly but I do have coffee ones. I saw others link up so I went ahead and linked my coffee one up. Not exactly a grain though :) I may have to go faux since I haven't found any.
ReplyDeleteas usual, great looking party, my favorite of the week!! i always like all the projects that i see using grainsacks, but do you know i've never actually been able to find one in person? it's frustrating, maybe it's time to "fake" one.
ReplyDeleteHey there~ Love French grain sacks!!!! So much character! I am off to check out all the beautiful links- Thanks for hosting Donna! :)
ReplyDeleteI just love grain sacks, or feed sacks as they call them here in western NC! I got some from my mom last summer but I have not figured out how to used them yet. Looking forward to seeing all these ideas for them! I'm a new follower. Not sure why it took me so long to get here!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO glad I began following your blog. I have an upcoming project that I'm using the grain sack idea. Perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteSo many entries...so much inspiration! Thanks for the party and the chance to show off my work!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently on the hunt for grain sacks - free, of course because that makes it all the more fun! In the meantime, I'm playing with burlap and pretending that it's grain sacks! Another great linky here tonight - very inspired! -diane
ReplyDeleteI just love your grain sack Christmas stocking idea...so cute! Thanks for hosting a fab party! ~Deb~
ReplyDeleteHi Donna,
ReplyDeleteCongrats on over 4000 followers. You're challenge with MMS looks like it will be a lot of fun.
Thanks for the feature on my foot stool makeover! The stool and the sugar sack were just made for each other. Have a wonderful week.
Jane
Thank you Donna for featuring my pots on your sidebar!! I'm glad you liked them wonky letters and all. :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on 4000+ followers! So awesome!
Wow ! what a lot of creativity with grain sacks.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I have a "dumb" question - where does everyone find these?
ReplyDeleteWhoa! That was very creative, grain sack usually a dull kind of sack, but after looking at this picture I'd say one thing "Its beautiful".
ReplyDeleteJohn
Anchorage Moving
Can I just say I DO NOT HAVE ANY GRAIN SACKS! I wanna cry because seeing all these ideas makes me now want grain sacks. I think I have grain sack envy! Thanks for hosting a lovely party!
ReplyDelete#34 Amy, I'll ask your question on Facebook. :)
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Donna
Hi Donna~
ReplyDeleteThe grain sacks are wonderful! I haven't found any authentic ones yet, but have my eyes peeled! :) Thank you so much for hosting this party every week!
Thanks for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment about the window! I hope you had a fun weekend! :)
Blessings,
Jenni
{Beautiful Nest}