I’ve been meaning to make a tutorial for the Dragonland bunting I made, because it was a spur of the moment, super fast decoration! Well, today is Halloween and yesterday I decided to make a last minute Halloween bunting decoration. So the tutorial is in Halloween fabrics, but of course can be anything! It’s an almost no sew decoration. Almost…
Materials:
Background fabric
Fabric Scraps for Letters
Fusible Adhesive, like Steam to Seam or Heat’n Bond Ultra
Double Fold Bias Tape
Printed Letters
Thread
Scissors
Pinking Rotary Cutter
Step 1:
Cut out the flags. Here’s the pattern I use, but of course, you can make the triangles any shape you want!
Step 2:
Iron on the Fusible Adhesive to the back side of the Fabric Scraps.
Step 3:
Cut the letters out of fabric.
Step 4:
Remove the paper from the Fusible Adhesive (Although this may seem obvious, I sometimes forget this step and iron and can’t figure out why the letters aren’t sticking!). Iron letters to the flags.
Step 5:
Pin flags into the bias tape. I start at the center of the bias tape and the center of the middle letter and work my way out. I also overlap my letter about one inch or so (not a needed detail necessarily, but it’s what I do!).
Step 6:
Sew the bias tape and flags together.
Step 7:
Show off your new bunting!
The forecast today was for a super rainy gloomy Halloween. Seems fitting for a bunhc of ghosts and goblins… It has turned out to be beautiful and we’re on our way to trick or treating. I can’t wait to share our little ones Halloween costume!
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