This was the weekend for Birthdays! So many birthday parties, I couldn't even attend them all! In the spirit of birthday celebrations I thought I'd share a DIY mini bunting birthday greeting I made for a couple lovely ladies in my life... The first made it to it's intended recipient, but the one that is pictured below sadly never left my kitchen table! After all that, I arrived at the party empty handed. How typical!
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DIY: Mini Bunting Birthday Greeting
Step 2 - Fold your fabric and trace your triangles.
Step 3 - Cut out your triangles. (If you're using fabric that frays easily, you may want to use pinking sheers)
Step 4 - Repeat steps 2 and 3 on all of your different fabric pieces.
Step 5 - Once you have all your triangles cut out. Space them out along a piece of string. I used a piece of yarn, but anything with do.
Step 6 - Heat up the glue gun and fold the triangles over the string.
Step 7 - Squeeze a bit of glue along your triangle to keep it where you want it and repeat until all your triangles are secured.
Step 8 - Ta Da! I also attached some kebab skewers to each end for holding.
Step 9 - Write your message with a sharpie marker. I asked James to write it for me because my handwriting looks like that of a 10 year old.
And there you have it, a crafty way to give your well wishes!
Enjoy your Sunday!
Love Desiree
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DIY: Mini Bunting Birthday Greeting
You will need:
Some scrap fabric (felt works really well)
String
Glue gun
Scissors
Pinking Sheers (optional)
Paper for tracing
Pen
(You could use a sewing machine for this project, but this method is much easier.)
Pen
(You could use a sewing machine for this project, but this method is much easier.)
Step 1. Cut out a diamond that will fold into the size triangle you want for your bunting.
Step 2 - Fold your fabric and trace your triangles.
Step 3 - Cut out your triangles. (If you're using fabric that frays easily, you may want to use pinking sheers)
Step 4 - Repeat steps 2 and 3 on all of your different fabric pieces.
Step 5 - Once you have all your triangles cut out. Space them out along a piece of string. I used a piece of yarn, but anything with do.
Step 6 - Heat up the glue gun and fold the triangles over the string.
Step 7 - Squeeze a bit of glue along your triangle to keep it where you want it and repeat until all your triangles are secured.
Step 8 - Ta Da! I also attached some kebab skewers to each end for holding.
Step 9 - Write your message with a sharpie marker. I asked James to write it for me because my handwriting looks like that of a 10 year old.
And there you have it, a crafty way to give your well wishes!
Enjoy your Sunday!
Love Desiree
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