How to Make Burlap Wedding Chair Backs

Place the burlap over template and trace with fine-point permanent marker. Repeat three times so you have a total of four badges. 

Use fabric scissors to carefully cut around each badge.

Center one badge on the “Mr.” and the other on the “Mrs.” and trace around the letters using the fine-point permanent marker. Fill in each letter with the marker.

Center one badge on the heart and trace around it using the fine-point permanent marker. Use a small paintbrush to fill in the heart with red craft paint. Let dry.

Lay the red handkerchief on a flat surface with one of the corners pointing toward you. Roll up one corner tightly moving toward the opposite corner.

The hanky until you have formed a long, thin tube.

Starting at one end of the tube, tightly roll the fabric toward the opposite end forming a pinwheel.

Once you have reached the opposite end, hot glue the loose end of the fabric roll to the newly formed flower.

Hot glue the flower to the last badge.

Cut two pieces of the red twine to the appropriate size to tie around your chairs. Using the mini red clothespins, attach each badge to the twine.

Secure the chair ties to the bride and groom’s chairs.