Wood Slice Table Runner
Remember how I said I was going to use those wood slices left over from my other project? I used the rest of them on a wood slice table runner!It was really easy too!The hardest part was waiting for the craft glue to dry. I could have probably used hot glue, but, I don’t know about you,but there is something about hot glue and the smell of burlap I can’t stand. You know how there are just some smells that get to you? Even when burlap was at the height of popularity, it was never my favorite thing to use. In this case though, it seemed like a good fit with the natural theme. I am a nature girl, I would live in the woods if I could! That’s one of my some-days dreams. To live in a house surrounded by woods. This wood slice table runner is so easy to make!
Gather You Supplies to Create Your Wood Slice Table Runner
Burlap table runner (check the wedding aisle)
White craft glue(or hot glue)
Wood Slices
Length of sisal rope
Glue Your Wood Slices Onto The Burlap Runner
Use the white craft glue to to glue the wood slices to the end of the burlap.I also glued a piece of rope trim for an accent once I had all of the wood slices on, and placed where I wanted them. Once they dry, add the length of rope and secure with glue to create a border on the end.
It was really a great way to use up those extra slices, and add a nice touch of Fall to the table. I know it seems like it’s a little bit early to break out the Fall decor, but back to school has already started. My kids go back in a few weeks. It blows my mind that some kids are already back in school! When I went a million years ago, we started sometime in September. It seemed so much more appropriate then. Summer had time to wind down,and the weather had already slowly begun to change.Now, it’s still 90 degrees out and they are headed back!
I thought this wood slice table runner was a fun way to also add a rustic, natural touch!
Are you ready for the Summer to end?We always end with a campfire and s’mores, with Homemade marshmallows.
