Burlap’s Opposite Attraction
Burlap is both earthy and irredescent at the same time. The rough texture and irregularities of the fiber, mix within this see-through luminosity to create a blanket of polar opposites that draws me in. I can’t resist this fabric.

Especially at Christmas.
Christmas too is both earthy and iridescent at the same time. We speak of angels virgin births and gifts of God; we also speak of the earthy mule, a tree, the stable, the hay and the warm breath of the animals that comforted the baby in the dirty stable.
Each year I bypass the department store fancy tree skirts, and pick up a big, cheap roll of burlap at Home Depot.
Angel hair certainly has its place among the Christmas displays, including my heart, but I find no other fabric as appealing as Burlap to envelop the base of a tree,

a Nativity scene,

or around bulbs of Amaryllis.




3 Comments
Heather
I do especially like it around the base of the tree. Just perfect, I’d say.
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