It's no secret that I am a non-sewer. I am the queen of the Hot Glue Gun and the Stapler.If you are one of those talented gals who knows how to drive a sewing machine, you will probably want to skip this lazy-girls guide to bunting. You probably already have your whole house festooned in colourful swags of properly stiched fabric flags.
This post is for the non-sewers; the girls like me who need to beg their craftier friends to do sewing for them (as I have been known to do).
Today I whipped up this string of bunting in about fifteen minutes flat (maybe less).
Here's how to make easy peasy bunting for craft-challeneged non sewers (like me)...
Materials:
6 sheets of A4 lightweight card, assorted colours
Scissors
Stapler
StringCut the card into horizontal triangles like this:
Fold each triangle over at the top, hook it over the string and staple it into place. Alternate colours and repeat. That's it. One very colourful strand of traffic-light bunting for less than $2.
I also made a string of chequered flags to hang across the driveway/raceway. Enlarge a chequered pattern like this up to A4 and print it out doublesided onto white paper. Staple onto string and there we go!
Alternatively, tape onto straws for waveable flags; or position them in mini-traffic cones to decorate the table.
