Do you ever find a fabric that you want to cuddle up and fall asleep with? Sometimes I find such a great pattern that I just stare at it, run my fingers over it and fold and re-fold it until I realize how crazy I look.
That's pretty much sums up my obsession with Holly Holderman's Dolly Dresses for Lakehouse Fabrics line.
My husband is a very kind man, but I'm sure he would put his foot down if I attempted to decorate our bedroom with such girly-ness. Luckily, I have a daughter! This fabric is PERFECT for her room. I plan on starting a quilt for her new "big-girl" bed soon. But for the time being, I made a no-sew pennant:
Instead of binding or fabric, I used lace to string my flags together:
I used a bit of the fabric to dress up a picture frame in her room too. Rose prints make me drool:
I thought of writing up an entire tutorial for the pennant, but it was so drop-dead simple there really isn't any point. All you need is:
-A few scraps of beautiful fabric (maybe an 1/8 yard of each)
-Lace trim from the fabric store
-Heat N Bond tape
I even made my own stencil for the bunting out of a scrap of cardboard:
-A few scraps of beautiful fabric (maybe an 1/8 yard of each)
-Lace trim from the fabric store
-Heat N Bond tape
I even made my own stencil for the bunting out of a scrap of cardboard:
Cut out your flags, pin them where you want on the lace, add the bonding tape, iron and you're done! Very easy, and I have a ton of fabric left over. Can't wait to use it!
I'll be linking up to these great parties!
I'll be linking up to these great parties!
Super Cute!!!
ReplyDeletesweet! You're too talented. See you tuesday!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. The lace is so pretty. Saw your post over at BCD.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely!
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ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I love how you used lace to put banners together.
ReplyDeleteI love that you used lace to string the pennants together! Very sweet!
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