How To Make Fabric Pennant Flag Banners How Tos Diy Make sure salvage ends are together trim off the salvage on the end. cut your pendants. remember they are 7 inches across the top at the widest point and 9 inches long. using a ruler and a rotary cutter or scissors, lay your ruler at an angle. at the 7 inch mark and the 3 1 2 inch mark and cut. next place your ruler at the bottom 3 1 2 inch. Place your cut fabric rst (right sides together) and sew along the 2 long sides of the triangle (leaving the short side open for turning). repeat this step for each pennant in your banner. next, you will turn each pennant right side out and get the tip of your pennant to a point. i have found using a purple thang is the perfect tool to get.
How To Sew A Simple Double Sided Diy Pennant Banner The Happy Housie Sew all around three edges of the triangle, making sure you catch the bias tape that’s lined up along the inside fold. measure a couple of inches and sew the next one there. keep doing it until you run out of pennants. make sure to leave the same amount of extra inches of bias tape at the end to tie like you did on the start of the banner. Carefully place the open end of each triangle into the folded ribbon. (make sure to leave the 15 in. on each end when you are placing your pennants.) pin each pennant in about 3 places as pictured below. using your machine’s zipper foot, sew along the edge of the ribbon so the pennants are firmly attached. Step 2: prep the squares. select which squares from your charm pack you would like to use. you will need two for each pennant: one for the front and one for the back. following the manufacturer’s instructions, attach the heavy weight interfacing to your fabric squares. make a triangle template. In this tutorial, i am thrilled to share with you an exciting diy sewing project for your home or party decor: a fabric bunting pennant banner. i made this d.
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