The front of our Rosemary Beach Shop is looking pretty festive these days! Did you know that the Rosemary Beach community requires all exterior holiday decor to be natural….no fakey plastic stuff in these parts. Needless to say you have to majorly think outside of the box to do anything ‘different’. Paige had the great idea of having a GIANT stencil made of the Tracery logo and painting it onto burlap-an all natural fiber. The swags are even burlap! The end result is beautiful and such a warm surprise on a cold winter day. Curious as to how this was accomplished? Enjoy a few process photos…
And another interesting end result?! AK & Paige deserve a manicure for Christmas!
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Those are AMAZING! I would have never guessed they were painted burlap. Love it!
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The stenciled burlap looks great. Perhaps a little sideline is emerging?
ZoeB
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Y’all are so creative and clever. That looks beautiful! Please open your next shop in Austin, Texas!!
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Amazed again! Looks great…wish I could be there to see it in person…well, a girl can dream, right?
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WOW! You are such a creative team. Loving this idea. Perfection!
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Love this idea and it looks great (although you know my thoughts on red!!!) 🙂
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Umm hello-would you do these in another color-perhaps black or grey on burlap and sell them? they are so pretty-great job.
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just noticed the jute webbing you used to hang the wreaths. i do the same thing on our front windows and never want to let on my little secret of what it really is 🙂
love the red!
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paige this looks amazing! what a great idea.
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That is pretty great about no-plastic decorations in Rosemary Beach. No contributing to the Great Pacific Plastic Patch! The burlap is beautiful.
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That is just beyond cool!!! Paige, your creativity just blows me away!
Merry Christmas, Tracery.
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That looks fantastic! Wish I could visit!
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Looks amazing well worth all your hard work and effort!! Love this!! Kathysue
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Can’t wait to see it in person when I come down on the 26th! So cute!
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Do you mind sharing what kind of spray paint you used? I have been wanting to paint my painters fabric canvas curtains, but have been confused about what kind of paint to use.
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love it!
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That looks fantastic! Wish I could visit!
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LOVE These! So gorgeous! Where did you get that stencil made?! Such a great idea!
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All I can say…”Swoon!”
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found you through Full House and just had to say your burlap drapes are genius!
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I too came over through at link at Full House and am so inspired by your blog and this project. I just won a stencil through a giveaway and was thinking of doing a roman shade, but this scale is just so much more beautiful if I could do it right! What type of paint did you find worked well on burlap?
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OK, that is like the hottest idea ever, I LOVE it!
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I had no idea that there was a Tracery in Birmingham! The one in Rosemary Beach is a must-see every time we go! Can’t wait to stop in when I go to Birmingham.
p.s. War Eagle!
Whitney
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Yes, we opened our second location in late October 2010 in Mountain Brook Village, just outside of Birmingham. We’re at 2814 Petticoat Lane…come see us!
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Those curtains are FABULOUS!! I linked this up on my blog today! http://vixenmade.blogspot.com/2011/09/stenciled-curtains.html
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this is amazing! what type of paint did you use?
Thanks,
Door251
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Can a girl purchase these red stenciled burlap curtains???
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Hi. So so beautiful. Is that red rust coral? I’d love to know exact color for my bedroom.
Also why did you leave a selves he area?
I just want to be sure I do them correctly. Btw, how wide is that for me to gauge how wide I should do to get them same look
What width is that 60″? Or did you put two together? Thanks. Just live it. I also LOVE your place. We rented a house there for a month and used to own a place there too.
Lucky you who lives there!
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It is red spray paint. So not an exact mixed color. We ordered the burlap to matches the stencil size which I think was 40″.
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Please notify me when reply. I forgot to click that. Sorry.
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