DIY Banner With Your Favorite Inspirational Phrase

Loving the pendant phrase trend? Produce your very own “LET IT GO” or “IT’S OK” banner with a number of simple craft supplies and conserve some significant pennies! Or get really inventive and come up with your own unique phrase or loved ones title to show on your wall!

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Supplies:

• Canvas
• Black felt
• Sewing scissors
• Straight edge with measure
• Rotary cutter
• Cutting mat
• Dowel rod
• Iron
• Ironing board
• Material glue
• Iron-capable material fuse
• Phrase print out (in a bold font with capital letters)

Directions

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1. Measure and minimize a piece of canvas in a huge rectangle. When measuring and cutting, keep in mind seam allowance (roughly one/2″ all around your banner and about 2″ at the top) when organizing out your pendant size.

two. To flip a basic material rectangle into a tapered pendant, fold the rectangle in half length sensible and lower a diagonal line towards the bottom of the rectangle to develop an upside down property form.

three. Plug in your iron and allow sit. Commence at the bottom of the pendant and fold the edges in direction of the back of the pendant. Minimize a piece of fabric fuse and spot in the seam.

4. Iron the seam to permit the fabric fuse to melt and adhere the canvas against itself in the seam. Iron for a minute or two to seal. Continue doing this along both sides  of the pendant until all the sides have been hemmed. Depart the prime open.

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five. Fold the best portion of the pendant down more than the dowel with adequate room for the dowel to slide easily in and out of the sleeve you created. Minimize a piece of fabric fuse and iron in place to finish off the best sleeve.

6. Lower out your letters from your paper and use as a template for cutting out felt letters.

7. Arrange all your letters on your banner.

8. Glue your letters in spot with fabric glue. Apply to the back of the letters and press the letters on the canvas. Let dry according to the guidelines on the back of the bottle of material glue.

When your banner is completed, hang on the wall with a piece of painter’s tape (if you want an very easily removable alternative) or spot a nail in the wall and hang it up to show your new wordy piece!

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