This month for the DIY Dollar Store, we are focusing on red, white, and blue!! I mean, the fourth of July is right around the corner, right?!?!

I decided to make a DIY patriotic bunting fabric banner, because I love banners for the holidays! This tutorial is for a no-sew banner. All you are going to do is rip the bandanas and wrap them around twine!

DIY Patriotic Bunting Fabric Banner From The Dollar Store

Materials

• Red, White And Blue Bandanas
• Scissors
• Twine

Tutorial

Step One

Lay out the bandana flat on a hard surface.

Step Two

Cut the bandana in half with the scissors. I cut on the fold so it was semi-straight!

Step Three

Lay the two halves over each other and flatten out.

Step Four

Cut small slits at the bottom of the bandanas. I made each cut about 2 fingers wide.

Step Five

Separate the two halves of the bandana.

Step Six

You are going to be pulling apart the slits. It doesn’t have to be perfect! I suggest holding the fabric next to the slit you are going to pull. Then pull the bandana directly down quickly.

Step Seven

Repeat until all the bandanas are ripped into pieces.

Step Eight

Cut your twine to the size you want. I decided to add the bunting to my door wreath, so I cut the twine so I would have enough room to tie both ends to the wreath.

Step Nine

Fold the bandana piece in half.

Step Ten

Fold the bandana over the twine so the fold is touching the tips.

Step Eleven

Pull the tips through the fold and tighten.

Step Twelve

Repeat until your entire twine is covered with bunting, while leaving space on both ends to tie to hang.

Step Thirteen

Cut off any excess string on the bunting and enjoy!!

I love how easy this no-sew DIY patriotic bunting is to make. You can create it with so many different types of fabric for any type of celebration! Plus, it goes perfect with my DIY door wreath, which is perfect for the fourth of July!!

Now head over to check out these other amazing DIY Dollar Store projects!!

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