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Burlap art work with coffee beans

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This popped in my head one morning and  I had to get to it, before it left my head.

Burlap art work with coffee beans.

Things you need to make

Rooster stencil

Sharpie…

Burlap

coffee beans

Now let’s see what they can all do together.

Oh, and a  word art Stencil of course.

If you have neat penmanship this is not necessary.

For me, it is:)

So first thing I did was sharpie my roosters on the burlap.

Easy…

I always have craft supplies on hand that I use often.

You never know when creativity strikes, so you have to be Ready for action!~

I had my jar filled with coffee beans and I decided the roosters needed a tad of texture and dimension.

Hot glued them on the burlap and some I even layered over.

Nothing perfect

but it does not have to be.

You can still tell they are roosters….

so far so good!

The sharpie helps define those.

Framed it in an already existing frame that I painted long ago.

And here I have my own one of a kind burlap coffee bean rooster art work.

Pretty simple!

I googled this project when I was complete to see if anything like this has been done.

Nothing of the sort came up.

I did however come up with a few other coffee bean crafts…

Crafts / Fill a bowl or small serving platter with coffee beans and add tea lights - when you burn them your whole house will smell like freshly brewed coffee!

Coffee Crafts

DIY coffee bean decorating ideas - a site full of art craft projects

DIY – Do It Yourself Ideas

mmmm…that smell! Can’t you smell that smell?

I love coffee.

You can check out My

All Things coffee beans board too!

All things coffee bean crafts

I try to come up with simple, cheap, fun and one of a kind projects that you can do in your home as well.

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Dog treat bowl

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  1. What a fun project, Debbie! Your hand drawn roos are too cute … and framing your new crafty creation was a must! I’m sure it smells good, too! Love it!

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  12. You continue to amaze me with your creative ideas. You’ve combined two loves with your coffee bean burlap roosters. It turned out just great.

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  16. OKAY!! This is SO STINKING CUTE!!!! My girls would LOVE to make this.. I am going to show them this and I know they are going to want to do a feature video of it on Sew-CraftyKids.Com They LOVE coffee beans.. 🙂 Like SERIOUSLY LOVE them!!!!
    xoxo

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  18. Hi Debbie! How cute is that? I bet you could write a “100 Rooster Crafts” and immediately start putting together ideas for Volume II! I also like the centerpiece with the coffee beans and candles and love that pic with the coffee cup! You’re right – I bet it all smells wonderful! Reminds me of the colored popcorn and macaroni crafts we made as kids! There’s always something fun to do at your house
    1Hugs, Leena

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  23. Oh this is so sweet! I love coffee beans used in decor, I use them at Christmas all the time, but never thought about other times of year. I will now, you make it look so cute! And you can’t beat the aroma every time you walk by…
    Debbie 🙂

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  27. you got me at the coffee smell…yes, I sniff coffee in the morning, right after I grind the beans. This projects looks really cute, and I like the visual texture of both coffee beans and burlap.

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  28. New follower here! I LOVE your coffee bean crafts! I LOVE coffee! lol
    You are so creative! TFS!

    Pam

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  29. Debbie, I have looked at blogs, pinterest, you name it, and I have finally settled on your site. So many quick and easy crafts for a person recovering from a few illnesses 🙂 I love burlap and I love coffee!! But your other things are great to0. So glad I found your site. Your pictures and explanations make it as easy as a bun coffee maker. 🙂 Thankyou! for sharing your creativity with us. Take care.

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  30. This is why you are you and the rest of us aspire to be you! I use coffee beans in a big bowl with a candle in the middle during non-holiday times when my table is just set very plainly. Sometimes I like the plain, so when Halloween comes and I go all out I love it even more.

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  31. What a cute project Debbie. I love how you were able to re-purpose the beans in such a unique way. I don’t have your skill level when it comes to stencils but I sure do admire what you have done with this project.

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