Recently I hosted an afternoon tea for Jessica's 21st birthday. She wanted all things girly, pretty and pink. Balloons and streamers together wouldn't give us the look we were after so I dug into my card making stash. I have lots of paper doilies in all sorts of sizes. Suddenly an idea was forming. Why not make doily bunting ?
The bunting is very simple to make. Here's what you need -
Paper doilies of your choice and color
String or twine
Sticky tape on a dispenser
Scissors.
Cut the doilies in half. I cut 6 - 8 at a time
Roll out the string on a flat surface.
Work out the pattern you'd like to make. I used one large, one small, one large, one medium as a pattern.
Fold the flat edge of the doily over approximately 4 - 5 mm.
Place the string in the doily fold and use sticky tape to secure the edge. Larger doilies required 3 pieces of sticky tape.
Make sure you use sticky tape on the same side of each doily.
Hang the bunting and enjoy.
When taking the bunting down, be extra careful so you can use it again.
COST - $2 - $3 for approximately 10 metres.
Hello Readers, my name is Wendy. I am a happily married mother of two adult daughters and three grandchildren. Together with my husband we are living an abundant life through growing some of our own vegetables and fruit, cooking and baking everything we can from scratch and being mindful of what we use and buy. God has blessed us abundantly. We try to be good stewards of those blessings.
Wednesday 27 June 2018
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Hi Wendy, such lovely, simple but very pretty bunting, it would have looked lovely for your daughters party. Clever girl❤️ Have a lovely day,
ReplyDeleteFi
Very pretty, thanks for sharing this idea Wendy.
ReplyDeleteLisa xo
Such a great idea! So simple and easy.
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ReplyDeleteBernadette