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Loadsa crafty stuff, the June McEwan way: How-to make easy personalised bunting

Updated on January 10, 2014

A quick how-to summary

Print this out as a quick reference :)
Print this out as a quick reference :) | Source

Crieff is set to make as much bunting as it possibly can!

A few people were dismayed by the lack of bunting during last Games Week. This has inspired local artist June McEwan to formulate the Great Bunting Project, to cover Crieff with bunting specially created by community groups in the area.
A few people were dismayed by the lack of bunting during last Games Week. This has inspired local artist June McEwan to formulate the Great Bunting Project, to cover Crieff with bunting specially created by community groups in the area. | Source

ARC Art make their own bunting.

ARC Art is a learning disabled group who are ready to tackle anything arty!
ARC Art is a learning disabled group who are ready to tackle anything arty! | Source

List of Materials and Equipment

1. Fabric which doesn't fray

2. Fabric binding tape, (bias)

3. Needle & thread, for sewing

4. Bostik glue, for adding lettering or other personalised details

5. Scissors

6. Pins

7. Triangle template

Step 1. Make your template

2. Pin the template to your fabric, draw round, remove template and cut out your shape.

3. Fold your binding tape and tuck one of your triangles into the fold. Pin and tack. Measure 5cm along and do the same with your next triangle and so on..

For 5 metres, you'll need aproximately 30 triangles.
For 5 metres, you'll need aproximately 30 triangles.

4. Every so often add a peice of tape, ribbon or extra lengths of fabric to create helpful hanging loops.

5. Stitch the bunting together. This can be done by hand or using a machine

Personalisation

We added the name of our group to our bunting by drawing out letters onto plain calico fabric, and patterned them using fabric pens.

Fabric and permanent markers are ideal for jazzing up plain fabric

Adding glue to the back of a letter

We simply used Bostik Glue spread right to the edge of our letters to stick our letters onto our bunting triangles

Added extras could be tassles, buttons, sequins or glitter! Whatever takes your fancy.
Added extras could be tassles, buttons, sequins or glitter! Whatever takes your fancy.

The knockdown Group completed theirs in 2 hours!

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