Easy, peasy, no sewing required.
It’s my first, so I know you can make one!
On this day, the sale items at Goodwill were the yellow tags.
Love getting all this fabric for half price!
I found just what I was looking for 
Directions
I made a paper template and used my pinking shears to cut out triangles. (no picture of this)
I created a 1 1/2 inch space at the top, so I could fold it over the string and use my hot glue gun.
I had 4 different colors, so I cut 4 triangles of each color.
I spaced them every 5 inches, you could put them next to each other too.
They just blow in the wind
They are perfect for this outside setting.
And don’t you just love the colors?
I think I’m in love with banners.
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Banner is great but don’t I think that red dress would have looked fabulous on you!!
You have made a Student Council advisor VERY happy! We can use fabric to quickly (and cheaply) decorate our school halls for orientation! I’m thinking if I found sturdy fabric (denim?), we could use paint markers to write messages on them. =)
The banner looks great! Why have I never thought of a no-sew version?
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Love it too Debbie. I love banners too. They are so cute and colorful, and add that touch of whimsy.
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Again, great idea on the fabric! I do shop my attic full of kids outgrown clothes for fabric too. Those dresses were saved from NEVER being worn again, I’m sure! Love the banner; so summery!
Very cute, and just perfect for 4th of July parties with the red, white and blue tones of the banner!
Very clever, Debbie!
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Debbie can I make a banner telling you how much I love your banner?
And I’ve just had a head clunking moment … I’m sitting here like I was just hit on the head with an anvil … but fabric from Goodwill finds? Right? Genius! And why have I never thought of that …?
I’m so excited that I think I need to race out to the Salvation Army right now …
Linda
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Thank you a million times over for showing me how to do this without sewing! My glue gun and I could totally do this. Pinning!
Jessica
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So cute & I love the little trucks!
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Turned out nice Ms. RR. I have make banner on my list too. I have part of the supplies but it won’t really be summery and inspiration has not completely hit me yet. Maybe we need a banner link party?
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You had me at no sew!! Love that you used Goodwill clothes!!
Kelly
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Debbie, This is sooooo neat and easy. Looks great. Hugs, Ginger
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I love this! I’ve been wanting to make a fabric banner for outside and never even thought of thrifted clothing as fabric. Awesome idea!
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That is so sweet and summery!
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So pretty and perfectly SUMMER! Love the last shot too. Very artsy
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Perfection….so summery!
Jess
You had me at “no sew”!!! I love this project — oerfect for summer outdoor entertaining. Love.
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I love this project and it is adorabble!!!
OXXO
Kristin
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I like how it blowes in the wind! It’s funny, I just used some old PJ pants to make a 4th of July banner. Great minds think alike:)
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This is super cute! I hadn’t thought about using fabric from old clothes to make banners.
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What a cute banner! So simple and clever.
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So pretty, Debbie! I may never look at clothes the same way! I am not a “fabric” girl because I don’t sew, but I never really thought of using old clothes to turn into fabulous no-sew creations! Thanks for sharing! I hope you have a great time at Haven, I look forward to hearing all about it!
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This is perfect for your setting – and I love the idea of using thrifted clothes!
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Anything no sew works for me. Very cute, Debbie, and colorful.
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I love that you used goodwill finds .. and that it’s no sew. Awesome!!
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I love your banner, and I think I am in love with them too. Recycling clothes we have or from the thrift store (especially half price!) is such an awesome way to buy fabric. Fabric has become crazy-expensive! I will need to dig thru my “fabric” now and get going
Have a great week- Tanya
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Banners are so cheery and uplifting and fun. Yours turned out great, love it!
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this is such a great idea. i never would have thought to use vintage clothes for a banner. well done!
xoxo
ali
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I really like this, Debbie! Good job! Sooo cute!!
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Oh wow, it never occurred to me to get fabric that way. Love this!
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