Pennant Party Bunting tutorial

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

Get the party started with handmade bunting that you can keep in its own little bag.

Themed, rainbow or Christmas it's your choice and could make a lovely gift too!

For this project you'll need to decide how many flags you need and what fabrics you want to use.

Woven cottons are best because they don't stretch.

You will also need some Bias binding tape or ribbon in the length that you want to make.

You can draft your own template and follow these instructions.

Or I have PDF templates available in small and large with a matching 'Party Bag' to keep them safe.

Bunting sewing pattern

Once you have all your materials ready

LET'S GET SEWING

1 CUT all your flags x 2

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

At this point you can embellish or applique your flags with lettering or detail.

See my Applique Lettering Templates HERE

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

2 Lay each flag set together RST (right sides together)

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

 3 SEW down sides and base, pivoting at the point. 

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

4 TRIM corners and point

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

5 REPEAT for all flags

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

6 Time to STRING your flags using a bias binding or ribbon tape.

In the photos I am using a pre-folded bias tape.

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

FOLD your tape in half length ways and sandwich your flags in.

Distribute your flags evenly by measuring and pin to secure.

Or add flags in as you sew but be sure to measure!

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

8 TOPSTITCH the binding catching your flags in 

Party bunting flag sewing tutorial

NOW LETS PARTY!

When you are finished with your bunting keep it safe in a made to measure bunting bag. Instructions for this are included in my template docs.

If you make this project let me know what your think in the comments below.

Happy Sewing!

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