Mix tacky glue and water half and half in a disposable cup. Don’t forget to protect your work surface with parchment paper.

Then, lay 12 x 12 squares of burlap on the parchment paper. Then, use a pouncer brush to apply the glue and water mixture to one side of the burlap squares.

Allow the burlap to dry overnight.

Now that the burlap is stiff, it’s ready to use for your cutting projects. Using this method will ensure that the burlap will hold together when cutting intricate cuts like these snowflakes. I would not attempt this particular project without stiffening the burlap first.

Working with your stiffened squares, cut your snowflakes from the felt and burlap.

To cut from the felt, place your felt on the fabric mat and press down well. Change your blade to the rotary blade when prompted in design space. Then, cut the snowflakes from the felt.

Then, you need to cut the burlap. You will need two burlap pieces for every one felt piece.

Place strong grip transfer tape on the back of your stiffened burlap piece.

Place this transfer tape side down onto a Cricut mat. I find that either the medium or strong grip mat works best.

Then, cut your burlap snowflakes using your Cricut Maker and the rotary blade. Use the burlap or heavy fabric setting, but set the machine to less pressure.

You should now have one felt piece and two burlap pieces for every snowflake you want on your burlap garland.

Now, string the snowflakes using twine to create a burlap garland for your home!