DIY Stars and Stripes Burlap Banner
Create this Stars and Stripes Burlap Banner with just a few simple supplies, some you may have already at home. It’s perfect for your Memorial Day or 4th of July Decorations.
Hi there, Hoosier Homemade readers, it’s Misty from The Cedar Shake Cape blog! Today, I am sharing a tutorial on how to create this cute DIY Stars and Stripes Burlap Banner! With Memorial Day and Fourth of July right around the corner, it’s sure to add a festive flair to your Summer parties! It is super easy and a whole lot of fun to make! So gather your supplies and let’s get started!
DIY Stars and Stripes Burlap Banner Supplies
- Burlap Material
- Triangle Template
- Scissors
- Red, White and Blue Acrylic Craft Paint
- Foam brushes
- Foam Sticker Stars
- Twine
- Painters Tape
- Glue Gun
- Iron
First make a template of the size pennants that you want for your banner. I made mine out of cardstock but cardboard would also work well.
Using your template as a guide, cut out all of your pennants from the burlap material. If your burlap is wrinkled like mine, go ahead and give each pennant a quick ironing. Then paint half of your pennants blue and the other half white and let them dry.
Using your painter’s tape, tape off the white pennants in equal parts so you can add your red stripes.
Then paint on the stripes using your red paint. Let dry, and remove your tape.
Add your star stickers to your blue pennants. I found these little foam star stickers at Michael’s and they stick very well!
To complete, attach your pennants to your twine using your hot glue gun and display!
I used double sided sticky tape to hang my banner on my covered front porch. I think it looks so cute and it’s the first thing guests see when they come to visit!
If you loved this project, don’t forget to Pin it to your DIY Boards!
Until next time, happy creating!
Misty
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How stinkin’ cute! I love the texture of burlap, but it can be so blah sometimes…way to add life to it!