Pleated American Flag Garland
Use felt pieces to create an American flag garland of half-circle bunting, from The New Image Group. Hang this 4th of July craft bunting from window boxes, picnic tables and along fences.
Materials:
- Scissors
- Quick Dry Craft Glue
- Single Hole Punch
- 7 12" Strands of 1/8" Wide Grosgrain Ribbon (Red, White, or Blue)
- Pen/Pencil
- 39 x 12 Red Soft Felt Sheets
- 39 x 12 White Soft Felt Sheets
- 39 x 12 Royal Blue Soft Felt Sheets
- 1 Pack ofStick-It Felt Stars
- Pleated Flag Garland Template
Instructions:
- Using your pleated flag garland template cut out the following pieces from your felt:
Red Soft Felt:
2 Large Half Circles
Make sure to mark your hole punch locations
before removing the template piece.
2 Medium Half Circles
2 Small Half Circles
White Soft Felt:
2 Large Half Circles
Make sure to mark your hole punch locations
before removing the template piece.
2 Medium Half Circles
2 Small Half Circles
Royal Blue Soft Felt:
2 Large Half Circles
Make sure to mark your hole punch locations
before removing the template piece.
2 Medium Half Circles
2 Small Half Circles
- Arrange each piece layered in varying styles of red, white, and blue half circles. You should have six in all.
- Glue each of your various layers in plac.
- Decorate your pleated flags with Stick-It Felt Stars.
- Using your single-hole punch, punch holes where you marked.
- Layout how you want your pleated flags to be strung together.
- On each of the ends, tie a piece of 12" ribbon into a bow so you can hang up later.
- String the remaining sections together, tying each piece together with a bow.
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Marilyn B
Jun 11, 2017
This is a very nice bunting design, and is different from what you usually see. One advantage of the felt design is that it is heavier than most fabric and of course paper buntings, so it wouldn't be b,owing in the wind! I could see adapting the size of this garland to fit your porch or railing. Add a few bits of glitter or sparkle rhinestones for some sparkle and flair along the edge or in star shapes. A fun and patriotic project!
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