I used butcher paper to create a simple stencil of each letter. A quick dab of black paint with a stencil brush added the lettering to each triangle of burlap. The fabric pieces are connected with the twine, sewn in place using a zigzag stitch. The dot garland was even easier! I cut out dozens of different colored circles using a 1" and 1.5" circle punch. All that was left was stringing them together using a straight stitch on my sewing machine.
Of course, Lauri had to have one also! She made her own dot garland, with a slight twist.


5 comments:
I adore this! So much fun!
I love your blog and you Banner is Wonderfully Beautiful! I love to make cards on my sewing machine, but never thought about the circle garland. Thanks. I am alo CRAZY about Banners, so double thanks.
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Blessings,
Denise
love it! congrats on the newest little one, and thanks so much for spending a few precious moments to share with us on Craft schooling Sunday!
What a great idea! We are making one this weekend, my kids will love to work on this as a family!
New follower! Looking forward to getting lots of great ideas! Thanks!
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