Here you go...here's how I did it:
1. Pick your fabric of choice (two coordinating fabrics).
2. Cut them into a double triange (with the seem at the top) You can cut them with the fabric folded. My measurements were 20 cm by 29 cm. You can make a template for yourself using cardboard and then mark on the fabric with chalk or lightly with a pencil (just enough for you to see a straight line to make your cut)
(this totally covers up your non-sewing abilities LOL and well, it's just plain cute)
7. Now do this again a bazillion times and then you are ready to hang it!
No, it's not perfect and yes, it looks a little non-sewy and does it slide around a little...yes, but do I love it YES!
This was a fun project and the kids helped cut and attach the safety pins so it was truly a family project. I love the results. It may not last past this 4th of July, but that is ok...we are not expecting any rain so that should help keep it perky.
I'm linking up to At the Picket Fence
for Inspiration Friday
Cindy's Romantic Home for Show and Tell Friday
French Country Cottage
The Charm of Home
Common Ground for the Vintage Patriotic Party
I'm linking up to At the Picket Fence
for Inspiration Friday
Cindy's Romantic Home for Show and Tell Friday
French Country Cottage
The Charm of Home
Common Ground for the Vintage Patriotic Party
Would love to know what you think!
Kristine