Jute and Hemp Cords for Decoration

Jute is an affordable and easy-to-handle material that can be quite useful in various home projects. The advantages of jute are that it is a strong material, eco-friendly, and financially accessible.

With its help, you can revamp an old lamp or garden pot. Simply cover them with glue and carefully wrap them with jute.

In the same way, jute can transform an ordinary tin can or jar into:

• a practical pencil holder
• an original candle holder
• a beautiful vase

With jute, you can also create seasonal decorations. For example, roll thick cardboard into a cone shape and glue the edges. Cover the cardboard with glue and wrap the cone with jute. Then, attach:

• ladybugs and flowers for spring decorations,
• seashells, snails, and small conchs for summer decorations,
• acorn caps and dried leaves for autumn decor,
• beads and glitter for a Christmas tree.

Jute can also be used as a base for garlands.

Jute can help you create an eye-catching lampshade.

All you need are glue, balloons or an inflatable ball, jute, and 48 hours for the glue to dry.

You can also wrap a Styrofoam template with jute to turn it into an eco-friendly wreath. Add fabric flowers and other decorative elements for extra interest, and hang the wreath on your front door.

Some people use jute instead of ribbon for gift wrapping for birthdays, name days, or Christmas. Combine it with beige paper, add a flower, a pine branch, or a fresh green leaf, and you’ll have a simple, eco-friendly package.

If you’re more experienced, you can use jute instead of yarn to knit coasters, hot pads, or even a doormat or a small rug for your pet.

Decorating Bottles with Jute

Handcrafted items are at the peak of popularity today. Even the most ordinary and seemingly useless things can be turned into original, beautiful interior decorations.

Glass bottles are ideal for creative decorations or an original festive gift. You’ll need a small set of materials (e.g., cord, lace, paints, or grains) and a bit of imagination to make your own.

To start decorating bottles with jute, you’ll need:

• Glass bottle of any shape
• Jute cord
• Glue
• Scissors
• Additional accessories (e.g., cabochons, beads, dried flowers, etc.)

The glass bottle should be cleaned of labels and stickers, washed, dried, and degreased with alcohol or vodka. This design idea involves wrapping the main thread entirely around the bottle.

To do this, apply silicone glue in thin spiral strips a few centimeters apart from the bottom of the neck, and then attach the jute cord. Since this type of glue dries quickly, the procedure must be done swiftly.

It’s important to ensure that the cord lies evenly on the surface, closely bound to the glass. Once the wrapping process is complete, you can decorate with additional accessories.

Our second suggestion is to decorate bottles with jute and salt. For this type of craft, you’ll need the following materials:

• Jute cord
• White acrylic paint
• Silicone glue
• Colored fine salt and semolina

First, paint the bottle with acrylic paint. After it dries, glue the jute in layers, leaving about 5-7 centimeters of space between them.

Coat the empty spaces with glue and sprinkle with colored salt, letting it dry.

You can also decorate the bottle with beautiful decorative elements. Instead of salt, use semolina or small beads.

How to Bring More Artistry into Your Home—A Jute Picture?

Materials Needed:

• White canvas or cardboard of any desired size
• Jute cord
• Silicone glue
• Scissors
• Pencil

How to Make a Jute Tree?

Draw a tree with a black pencil on a white canvas or cardboard. Don’t worry if the lines aren’t precise or the circles aren’t perfect. They’ll soon be covered, so precision and artistic skill aren’t essential.

Apply silicone glue along the pencil outlines. To prevent the glue from drying out, apply it only to one part of the tree first. Once you’ve added the jute, apply glue to the other part.

Begin tracing the tree’s outline with the jute. Make the circles by wrapping the jute around itself in a spiral shape. When you reach the center, cut the jute and, if necessary, apply a bit of glue.

If any glue remains, remove it with a cotton pad.

Cut the ends of the jute at an angle to give your artwork a more realistic appearance.

After wrapping half of the tree with jute, start making the roots and trunk. The roots can be branched or gathered together. The trunk can also feature circles, giving your tree an artistic look. Once you’ve completed the trunk, continue shaping the crown the same way.

First, apply the glue, then wrap the jute according to the pencil outline. Once the entire tree is complete, you can hang it as a picture on the wall, on a wardrobe, or wherever you like.

Treating with Jute cord

Are you suffering from nightmarish back, joint, and spine pain? You’ve tried pills, massages, and all sorts of specialist-recommended advice. You should use a jute cord to fix your back pain.

Most people won’t take this seriously. If it were that simple, this painful problem wouldn’t be discussed. The idea of tying a jute cord around your bare back for pain relief sounds unsettling.

But we need pain relief, so why not try? An interesting detail—they say that Buddhist monks wear jute cord to help with their back pain. This practice is popular in Japan and some other Asian countries too.

The healing effect of jute on the body: The fibers in the hemp thread reduce static electricity that accumulates in the body, which has a pain-relieving effect. Additionally, prolonged wear allows microscopic doses of the beneficial substances found in hemp to penetrate the body.

The interesting thing about the effect of the jute belt on the body is that it lasts only as long as the "fluffy" fibers remain intact. The initial contact with the jute creation is not the most pleasant because the belt must be worn directly on the skin to be effective. However, within one and a half to two months, the pain subsides and eventually disappears.

There are no known side effects. For sensitive skin, there may be a brief discomfort that passes within minutes. Avoid placing it on open wounds, moles, and skin growths to prevent complications due to mechanical irritation. It is also not recommended for use in the presence of skin diseases.

Types of Jute Cord for Decoration

• Macramé Jute
• Decorative Jute cord
• Jute Twine
• Twisted Jute Cord

On EM ART you will find a wide range of jute cord and twine items. Discover all the supplies you need to bring your creative ideas to life.

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