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Hello friends, I'm excited to share with you all a fun DIY project using jute and nautical rope to make a beautiful bohemian placemat. If you guys didn't know, I've been giving my rental kitchen a makeover for a little while now. I recently upcycled a wooden dining table and added a few wall decor pieces. To finish the makeover, I wanted plate chargers that suited the new aesthetic of the kitchen. I found the perfect placemats on Anthropologie, but the price, however, was a bit pricey for my liking. I figured I could try making it myself for a fraction of the cost. 

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MATERIALS:

  • Jute rope
  • Cotton nautical rope
  • Hot glue gun
  • Scissors 


DIRECTIONS:

1.) Start by cutting 2 pieces of cardboard or fabric the size you want your placemats to be. 

2.) Add glue to the end of the rope and begin wrapping it tightly into a circle. Glue the bottom of it to the center of your cardboard. 



3.) Continue wrapping the rest of the rope tightly until you reach the desired size.

4.) For the fringe, I unraveled the nautical rope from the dollar tree into three sections. 


5.) I cut the rope into 3-inch pieces. I gathered the chunk and glued it to the back of the placemat.



6.) I repeated the same steps going around the entire placemat. 


7.) I brushed the fringe with a comb and trimmed the ends for an even look.


7.) For extra sturdiness and a cleaner look, I glued the second piece of cardboard that I cut in step one to the back of the placemat.



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Hi there! My name is Stefany. I am the writer and creator of Opal Crown. a crafty blog that covers DIY projects, beauty, fashion, decor, lifestyle, sustainability, and much more.

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