At your next party, why not dress your fence with a banner made of ribbon and fabric remnants? The infinite color choices of grosgrain ribbon allows you to coordinate with your fabric no matter the color.
Pennant flag banner. I'm sure you've seen these whimsical flags gracing the front page of all your favorite blogs lately. A garland of flags is a quick and easy way to decorate for your upcoming parties and can be used over and over again. The best part is that you don't even have to sew anything: Just cut triangles out of fabric remnants, slit a couple holes to thread a long string or ribbon and hang. Fun.
Tip: Start with a long narrow piece of fabric and cut triangles with a rotary cutter. You will find that there is hardly any waste with this project because you can alternate the direction of the the triangles on your strip of fabric.
Oilcloth pennants can hang outside all year long, and they add so much brightness and happiness to a space. Not everything needs to be buttoned down and grown-up.
This outdoor space reminds me of a friend's patio outside her efficiency-plus home at a retirement community in Maryland. A small space, but one brightened by color and whimsy, and plants. An inviting, sunny spot.
Oilcloth pennants can hang outside all year long, and they add so much brightness and happiness to a space. Not everything needs to be buttoned down and grown-up.
great for a party - bunting made from wide ribbon and trianglar pieces of scrap fabric! Love the telephone table too....but wouldn't it be ruined by rain??