Funky Flag Banner for the Summer

Here I go again with American flags. 

During the summer I decorate all over the house with all kinds of American flags, most of them I made. 

If you are visiting from outside the United States of America, please consider using the colors of your flags. 

Today I'm using scrap fabric and a good imagination to create this fun and funky flag garland. 

Come take a peek! 

I began this project with the leftovers from another flag banner I made recently. 

I also made torn fabric garland using this same fabric. 

A few fat quarters of red, white and blue fabric go a long way!

As you scroll through this post please pay attention to the bold blue links for all the details on these projects! Also check out the READ MORE sections at the end of this post for more projects you'll love! ❤️

I found a pack of red and white scalloped banner pieces I'm using for this project, they may have been from Target at one time. 

I cut the scallops straight across and created small rectangles for my flags. 

The funky part? The stripes are going the wrong way! 

Next, I cut small squares out of blue buffalo check fabric, yep more funky! 

I'm using a regular glue stick to glue the field of blue to my funky rectangles. 

I am using hot glue to attach the flags to cotton macrame twine. 

Each of the funky flags have a hole in the top so I tied a piece of macrame cord through the one hole that shows. 

Between each funky flag I glued a small burlap flag and frayed the ends. 

I tied another length of macrame cord between the burlap flags. 

My funky flag banner is reminiscent of an American flag and looks so cute hanging on my kitchen window. 

This banner would also look great hanging on the mantel but I have another one I made already there! 

I told you I have a lot of DIY flag decorations! 

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