This Rustic Cross was so easy to make and in this post I’ll be sharing How to Make a Rustic Cross Using Sticks and Twine.
The first thing I did was take sticks from the yard, and wrapped them tightly in 2 bundles, using jute twine. When wrapping, I left the starting end longer so after I finished wrapping the sticks I could make a knot with the other end of the twine, so that the bundle would be tightly fastened.
I then wrapped the two bundles of sticks tightly together, using jute twine, to make a cross. Again I left the ends of the jute twine longer so they could be tied in knots. I then made a very small hanger using jute twine to thread through the back of the jute bundles, so that the cross could be fastened to a nail on the wall.
I also wanted to share in this post Why I Celebrate Easter. I believe it was Jesus’ death on the cross that paid the price for humanity’s sins. I believe that Jesus’ resurrection brings hope of eternal life to those who put their trust in Him.
When I look at the cross, I feel gratitude. I deserved death, but Jesus willingly took my place on that cross. My sins cut me off from God, who is perfect, but Jesus stepped in and said He would pay my debt, so that I could have a relationship with God.
God the Father raised Jesus from the dead on the 3rd day because of this Jesus has victory over death. I believe that because I put my trust in Jesus, when I die I will have eternal life in Heaven with God. That gives me reason to celebrate!!
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Love the simplicity of this cross – and the amazing message it represents!! Thank you for sharing ?
Thanks so much Tara!! 🙂
How simple and beautiful! I have different beliefs, but I respect yours and admire your Faith Keri! Happy Easter my friend!
Thanks so much Katrin!! I respect your beliefs too, my friend. Happy Easter to you and your family! 🙂
It is simple yet so powerful! And yes, we should always remember why we celebrate Easter and it’s not because of the bunny or the eggs. Happy Easter to you my dear friend!
Yes Mary, I agree that we need to remember why we celebrate Easter!! Happy Easter to you and your family now and in May!! 😉
This is a beautiful cross for Easter, Keri!
Thanks so much Ilka!! 🙂
simplicity is best, and this cross is just marvellous to leave displayed on side or mantelpiece..I might try it myself tomorrow.. thanks for the display..Happy
Easter to y ou and family..
Thanks so much!! I hope you and your family have a Happy Easter too. 🙂
Keri, thank you for sharing your faith. Love the twig and twine cross. Thank you for sharing at Your Inspired Design Link Party #28.
Thanks so much Carol!! I appreciate you stopping by! 🙂
Love it! We made one similar during Christmas for the top of the tree. Yours is beautiful to go along with the true meaning of Easter!
Michelle, that is a great idea to make a cross for a tree topper! Thank you!! 🙂
Beautifully put, Keri. Happy Easter.
Amalia
xo
Thank you Amalia! Happy Easter to you. 🙂
I’m So grateful for your post Keri and here it is the Christmas season when I’ve come upon it. Thank you for sharing your testimony about the Lord Jesus Christ. I recently collected grapevines and made them into a Cross not sure how to even fasten them together. Thanks for the ideas; I think I’ll decorate it for Christmas … From the cradle to the cross. What a Gift to all! Merry Christmas ?
Hi Betty, thank you for stopping by and for your lovely comment! I’m glad you found the cross post inspiring and helpful. Merry Christmas to you and yours! 🙂