I repurposed a fairy door so now Miss Chloe's got her own front door. #chubbehbunnehs #chloefluffybottom #bunnydoor #easycrafting (at Downtown Burbank)

STEP 4: Using Elmer's glue or hot glue, begin gluing the jute chord around the top of the container. Hot glue is easiest because you won't have to wait for the glue to dry. Just make sure you pull away those pesky strings of glue as you go along. Also make sure there aren't any gaps where the glue can be seen. I left room at the mouth of the vase to do a clean finish at the very end. STEP 5: Continue gluing. Depending on the height of your vase, this step should only take about 15 - 30 mins. Picture STEP 6: When you're done with the rest of the vase, return to the top to create one final circle around the rim. This will give your vase a nice polished look. It doesn't have to be perfect. The look of this rope vase is meant to look a little earthy and rugged. Just be sure to hide the hot glue as best you can. When you're finished, you can fill your vase with sweetgrass, flowers or whatever else you'd like. I placed a small glass bowl inside of mine to catch the wax from candles and also so that I could keep the stems of fresh flowers in water. And just like that, you've created a chic fall centerpiece that is creative and modern. And the best part? This craft costs next to nothing to make!