Scrap garland

How to Make a Garland With Scrap Fabrics -- via wikiHow.com

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...

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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"

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…

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

DIY Fabric garland is an easy craft project that uses fabric scraps. It’s so simple you’ll want to make it for windows, a party, or to swap out your colors.

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.

Learn how easy it is to make your own pom poms and string them together in a fun and festive pom pom garland!

Make this simple farmhouse fabric star garland in only one hour! A free printable PDF star pattern is included!