Trish and I absolutely love seasonal crafts and decor, and this Burlap Flag Banner is one of our favorites! Today I {Bonnie} am going to tell you how I created this simple, yet stunning, decoration…
Burlap Flag Banner
I promised myself last year, that I would finish my Fourth of July porch decor and believe it or not, I did!! This banner was on the top of my list, it just screams patriotic!
Supplies Needed For American Flag Burlap Banner…
American flags {these came in a 3 pack in the Target dollar spot!} Burlap fabric Jute Twine Sewing machine and threadI had snatched up the American flags when all the Fourth of July decorations went on clearance the previous year and I stored them away,with every intention of making this banner way before the 4th of July last year!! I actually had it done with a few days to spare!
My front porch is rather large, so I made four individual banners and tied two together on each side. Each banner has 6 flags sewn with a simple zig-zag stitch onto burlap rectangles. I then attached each rectangle to jute twine by simply folding the burlap over the twine and stitching in place!
I love the simplicity of this banner ! It alone would have made a beautiful porch, but instead I added a few other patriotic touches….
A few of these adorable American flag lanterns and…
Some patriotic porch pillows with a red burlap wreath for the front door!
LOVE how my patriotic porch turned out!
We are truly blessed to live in the “land of the free”…
Bonnie
Trish Flake
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Those are so cute! I love the pillows too!
I love the banner. I should really learn to sew…
I love this idea! Now I need get some flags.
A porch like this deserves such a grand banner!
I so want your front porch, it is gorgeous! And I love that pretty little bunting!
Super cute ladies! You mind if I include it in my Fourth of July decor roundup? 😉
I LOVE that banner! So cute. Great job!
Super cute – your front porch is beautiful – just wish I could sew! I am sure I figure out a way to glue it all! Miss you girls! Laura
Your porch looks so festive and patriotic! The burlap banner added the perfect touch – love it! Thanks for sharing! AJ@queenofmynest
I can’t get enough of this! 🙂
I love burlap. This is a great idea!
I found you through the Coast to Coast Map on Shane’s Blog. I’ve started a Palmetto Bloggers group. I’m hoping to have a meet-up in Columbia this fall. I’d love it if you dropped by to link-up your blog!
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Such a nice display of flags! Sweet 🙂
JoAnn
Ahh this is an awesome burlap banner! and the front of your house is so sweet!! I really like your blog and am now a follower! stop by mine and say hello sometime!
-Adriane @ fruitfulhomejournal.blogspot.com
I love all of your ideas! Especially the burlap flag!
Bonnie.. I LOVE YOUR HOUSE!!!!!! The banner is AWESOME!! Putting the flags on burlap fabric is such a great idea!!!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! Have a great day! 🙂
This is really cute and your home looks lovely! I never think to look in the Target Dollar Spot! http://www.paperstarfish.prettyposies.com
Cute porch decor (and house!), Bonnie! Pinning. Thank you for sharing with air your laundry Friday! xo Jami
The banner is so pretty, as well as your house, and the front porch. 🙂
Such a cute idea! What size flags did you use? Thanks!
This is stunning! It looks so cute and patriotic hanging on your porch (which is also adorable, BTW). I love it. I’m going to give it a shot for 4th of July! -Kristen | A Thrifter in Disguise
I am a sucker for burlap, but just haven’t seen any new ideas lately. You know…when you look through all these parties and it all seems like it has been done before? Your adorable flag banner is FABULOUS!! I am definitely going to have to make this a priority to get done this year! Thank you for sharing…and your whole front porch is just too perfect!
Love this!!! Just wondering though, because I’m being a bit lazy…how big were the burlap rectangles?