Scrap garland

Do you need to recycle your left over bits of fabric? Is your fabric stash outgrowing its allotted storage space? This is an opportunity to up-cycle those fabric leftovers and decorate for holidays at the same time! Sort through your...

As I was decorating the house this year I decided I needed a little something for the mantle. I pulled out my bag of Christmas scraps and made this star garland. It's super easy and quick so I thought I'd share. In fact, it's so easy that after the first star I used my available child labor to create the remaining 12 stars. Fun for the whole family: ) You will need: Assorted holiday fabrics ~ 8" square Fiberfill Sashiko thread or ribbon for hanging This template or draw your own star…

Learn how to make easy fabric garlands for DIY party or holiday decorations. Use scraps fabrics or coordinating fat quarters. Learn how!

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Learn how to make a fabric garland with these 15 easy DIY fabric garland ideas to help you make a stunning accessory for any occasion. Whether you’re decorating for the holidays or adding a touch of elegance to your home, making a fabric garland is both fun and easy. Follow these simple instructions to create a fabric garland from scraps, with step-by-step guidance to help you along the way. Choose from a variety of styles, including shabby chic fabric garlands and colorful Christmas themes…

A rag garland is a great way make easy seasonal or Holiday decor. They’re budget-friendly, simple, and a great way to use scrap fabric.

Do you need to recycle your left over bits of fabric? Is your fabric stash outgrowing its allotted storage space? This is an opportunity to up-cycle those fabric leftovers and decorate for holidays at the same time! Sort through your...

I saw this cute idea at a baby shower and tried it out this week. I love that it can be used over and over, or given to Mom for décor in baby’s room. I’ve seen these made with really long strips, really short strips, all pushed together with no rope showing…you get the...Read More

Have you decorated your home for fall yet? Some people decorate as soon as September 1st arrives while others wait until the official first day of autumn. No matter your preference, I have do-it-yourself fall décor projects that will keep your home warm and cozy. Today, I will show you how to make a rustic rag tie garland. This garland is a versatile piece of fall décor. It can be a fireplace trimming, dining table runner, or coffee table centerpiece to name a few. The garland takes…

Sometimes you just need a little extra something to finish off your holiday decorations. With this Lightbulb Garland, you can use up bits of fabric from other projects to create a fun little accent that will create sparkle and whimsy. Make as many or as few light bulbs as you need to fill your space. […] Read more...