Scrap fabric garland

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

Step-by-step tutorial showing how to make a DIY fabric garland using fabric scraps ripped into strips, making a fabric strip banner perfect for home decor.

This DIY fabric garland is really simple to make and it adds so much color to a room. Find out how to make your own festive decoration.

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…

By popular demand, the detailed step-by-step tutorial for making this scrappy, vintage-inspired rag garland.

Share These simple fabric rag garlands make up quick and easy and I love that the fabric choices available are pretty much endless, making this garland a perfect choice for any holiday or occasion. They are adorable in children’s rooms with matching decor colors, and […]

gorgeous fabric tassel garland tutorial from fat quarters. Full tutorial to turn each fat quarts into a tassel put together to great a pretty fabric garland

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

Nwt, Anthropologie, Recycled Saris Pennant Garland - Made In India. Rich Hues And Exotic Patterns. Each Is Different But Would Work Well Together! Use On Mantle Or Tree At Christmas Time Or Year Around For A Festive, Bohemian Flair! 6 Ft Long Each 6 Available!

Tiny Waste on Instagram: "Decorate sustainably AND use up fabric scraps with this gorgeous honeycomb garland! Inspired by this year’s Better Homes & Gardens Farmhouse Christmas magazine. #lowwasteliving #christmasdecorations #scrapbuster #diycrafts"