Rag ribbon garland

Do you want to decorate your home for the holidays, but often struggle with DIY projects you see online? Well, never fear, because today’s holiday burlap lighted garland project is so easy I just know you can do it.

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...

Have you decorated your home for fall yet? Some people decorate as soon as September 1st arrives while others wait until the official first day of autumn. No matter your preference, I have do-it-yourself fall décor projects that will keep your home warm and cozy. Today, I will show you how to make a rustic rag tie garland. This garland is a versatile piece of fall décor. It can be a fireplace trimming, dining table runner, or coffee table centerpiece to name a few. The garland takes patience…

When I think patriotic... I think Americana. And when I think Americana, I think rag items. Rugs, blankets, garlands. I love the look of rag garlands but they have never really fit my motif. Thankfully, a Patriotic Christmas is the perfect opportunity to make one of these gorgeous pieces. Even better, this can definitely do double-duty for Fourth of July! Materials 10.5 Yards of Fabric {Used: 1.5 yds of 7 different fabrics} 30 ft Strand of Lights Scissors Ruler or Measuring Tape Instructions…

Garlands are so fun to make and to display. You can add ribbon, fabric and more to make a home decoration fit for your holiday, seasonal or everyday decor.

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Decorative garlands are a great way to spruce up your home during the festive season. This DIY is especially great for people who love using sustainable and reusable materials. A rag garland not only looks pretty but is also easy to make. Here’s how you can make one yourself. #DIYGarland #FestiveGarland #RagGarland You Can Check It Out to https://craftow.com/how-to-make-a-rag-garland/

This sweet rag tie garland requires no sewing and no hot glue gun. In fact, you only need a few items and about half a football game's worth of time to finish it! I love the way this looks on our mantle and it really finishes off the festive feeling of Christmas. You just need a few supplies. For this approximately 6' garland, I used one yard each of two coordinating fabrics. I cut the strips approximately 1.5" wide by 6", but, honestly, I mostly guessed and just eyeballed it. Don't make…

I love the hand crafted look of tied fabric garland for any holiday! These can be done to match your homes theme or holiday colors too. The tutorial below is done using Christmas fabrics but ANY color or holiday them can...