YOU WILL NEED
Simplicol fabric dye or similar (if dyeing your fabric)
Plain white cotton fabric or recycled pieces of fabric
Double-sided fusible interfacing
Ribbon or string
Measuring tape
Ruler/set square
Scissors
Pinking shears
Chalk
Self-adhesive command hooks
Darning needle
Iron
STEP 1
Cut pieces of fusible interfacing. Place one on the inside edge of the dyed fabric, then fold, enclosing between layers.
STEP 2
Iron the three layers together and remember to leave a loop at the top fold for threading the ribbon or string later.
STEP 3
Once the pieces have cooled, mark up the triangular bunting shapes.
STEP 4
Cut out the shapes with pinking shears and trim the hanging edge. Each bunting piece measures roughly 14cm wide by 16cm long, with a loop for threading.
STEP 5
Thread the string or ribbon through the top loops using a darning needle. Once strung, cut with extra length for knots and loops to hang. Space the triangles evenly.
STEP 6
Install self-adhesive command hooks on your walls. Not needed if hanging outside.
STEP 7
Your bunting is now ready to hang! Adjust it how you see fit.
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