I love bunting!
Whether made of fabric or scrapbook paper, it's fun and easy to make . . . and its possibilities are endless!
This pretty little ol' dishtowel inspired my Summer bunting.
~ You can find the burlap trimmed dishtowels for sale in my etsy shop! ~
My best-friend, Alex, gave me these dishtowels for my birthday . . . and I fell in love with their beautiful, warm colors . . . and classic design.
They look like Summer, don't they!?!
I thought I would change up my DIY chalkboard and drape Summer bunting across it, instead of writing a message this time.
Here's how I made it . . .
STEP 1.
Select your favorite scrapbook paper and fabric trim (minimum 1-inch width).
Cut scrapbook paper into triangles (bunting flags).
Fold fabric trim in half, and then iron to make a seam.
~ I love the colors and patterns! ~
STEP 2.
Tuck the bunting flags into the ironed seam,
and then pin the flags into place.
STEP 4.
Sew a straight line along fabric trim,
removing the pins as you sew.
Voila, you're finished!
Now it's time to decorate . . .
It's even darling draped across a bouquet of flowers!
Happy Summer, friends!
Well that's just too cute. I love bunting too! Nice blog.
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Have a great weekend,
Suzanne
How beautiful! I love buntings, too. Your photos are so amazing!
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OMG these are stunning,gorgeous details and colours.
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Wow...This is what i have been looking for and you have done a great job. Beautiful cards.
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Hi Amelia!
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Yes, they're so easy to make . . . and very cute :o)
The scrapbook colors and designs came from Hobby Lobby.
Have a great week,
Suzanne
Love your mix of fabrics and this is such a cute idea. Hugs, Marty
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ReplyDeleteLove the mix of fabrics that you chose!
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Hi Lora!
DeleteThe bunting is made of paper. So fast and easy to make them from paper! I bought them at Hobby Lobby.
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Hi I love your bunting that you made, it's so pretty. I saw it on Share your cup!
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Thanks, Julie!
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Suzanne
I love how sweet and small your bunting is. We are running a series at our blog http://phatquartersblog.blogspot.com on buntings/banners, we would love for you to come visit with us. Maybe we could feature your sweet little bunting one week...
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DeleteSo happy you stopped by!
I would love to have my bunting featured on your site.
Keep in touch and let me know!
Have a beautiful weekend,
Suzanne
I love the fabric of your bunting. I think I need to update the bunting on my vintage window.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
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DeleteMy easy-to-make Summer bunting was made of Scrapbook Paper!!
So fast and easy! I found the patters at Hobby Lobby!
Have a great week,
Suzanne
Love the colors and bits of lace Suzanne! Right up my alley. You have it displayed so lovely. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Suzanne, I absolutely love this tutorial. I've been wanting to make a bunting for my chicken coop (I know--sounds weird, but my girls need some color in their lives out there!), and this would be a great tutorial for me to follow. I'm bookmarking this so I can make sure I have good instructions when I start mine!
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Hi Kristi!
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Bunting for your chicken coop doesn't sound weird at all. I think it would add color and charm. I've seen bunting hung over, and in front of coops, before . . . and think that it's incredibly cute!
A great tip for outdoor bunting is laminating the triangles before sewing them to the fabric trim. That will ensure that it holds up to the elements.
I laminated bunting for my son's outdoor birthday party, and it worked marvelous. You can see it here . . .
http://simplysuzannes.blogspot.com/2012/03/vintage-spiderman.html
Thank you for the personal invitation to join your Blog Hop. See you soon!
Have a great week,
Suzanne
PS Keep in touch, and let me know how your chicken coop bunting turns out!
The gang over at My Personal Accent think your post about the Easy Summer Bunting is terrific!! We would like to invite you to party with us starting at 5:00 Thursday nights at our new Blog Strut Peacock Style Link Party to share your creative ideas. Come on over!! http://wp.me/P2Vf55-1K
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And a big thank you for the personal invitation to join your new blog's party! I can't wait!
Have a beautiful weekend,
Suzanne
I absolutely love this! Great job! and thank you so much for sharing it:) I LOVE buntings too but have only made fabric ones - must try paper next time!
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Bunting made with thick scrapbook paper is easier and quicker to make. Now that you know the secret - you'll be making it for every occasion!
Come back again soon!
Have a great weekend,
Suzanne
Sew simple and so sweet! I think I will use this tutorial to make something like this for my son's birthday party! I am so glad you shared with us and you are my pick for features this week at Give Me The Goods! Would love for you to come by and grab a feature button!
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Thanks, Amber!
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I'm a new follower of yours, and love all the inspirations :0)
I make bunting for just about everything ~ paper and fabric ones. They're in almost every post that my kids are featured in. They say "FUN" to me!
Have a great week,
Suzanne
So sweet...love the pattern mix :)
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Suzanne
Awe, yes, I like yours with the cute lace trim, perfect! Turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Crafty Allie!
DeleteI love bunting too! It is a great excuse to mix fun fabrics together.
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I have a whole box of bunting that I've made over the last two years. I think I have a few for every occasion under the sun, lol!
Have a great weekend,
Suzanne
Good morning! I just wanted to stop by and let you know I featured you today! Hope to see ya back this evening ;)
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Hi Fontini!
DeleteThat's great! Thank you so much!!
I'll see you this evening :0)
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Suzanne
This is so cute! I love how it turned out and the lace trim is awesome.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brenna!
DeleteBunting is so easy to make, especially when using scrapbook paper. I love the endless possibilities of patterns and trims. Makes them so much fun!
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Suzanne
This is beautiful! I found you via Someday Crafts :) You would probably love our blog series of 52 buntings in a year! Please check us out :)
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DeleteI'll come by! Thanks for the invitation :0)
Have a great weekend,
Suzanne