I love bunting. There is something so charming about a row of beautiful textiles adding whimsy and life to a space! This was honestly one of the easiest projects ever. My girlfriend gets the credit for the hot glue, because I originally planned on sewing it all…
It’s been a while since I have shared a crafty project here on the blog… but this one was so fun and easy, how could I not?!
For this project you will need:
- scrap fabric
- bias tape (you could also use ribbon or hemp}
- hot glue gun {and glue!}
- scissors
- pins
- paper to make a template
Step 1
Create a template. I used construction paper {because kids} and folded the paper in half to create an even triangle.
Step 2
Pin your template to the fabric and start cutting. I did 16 triangles in total, based on the length of my bias tape.
Step 3
Iron Everything!
Step 4
Flip your bias tape so that the backside is showing. Add a small string of hot glue and place your triangles face down on the tape… keep going until you are done. I just eyeballed the spacing between each triangle, but went for about an inch. 
When you flip everything over it should look like this:
See? Easiest bunting ever! I’ve made it out of paper and foam too… you can check that out here. Are you a bunting fan?
-Miss Ash
Very whimsical, and colorful sweet!
thank you 🙂