How to Make Vintage Lace Bunting

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Bunting is the quintessential party decoration. Give your wedding venue some extra-special vintage charm with this gorgeous, elegant vintage lace bunting.

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How to make

Bunting is the quintessential party decoration. Give your wedding venue some extra-special vintage charm with this gorgeous, elegant vintage lace bunting.

Step-1

Iron the fabric and fold in half lengthways, so that the pattern is facing outwards. Following the bunting pattern, on the fold, cut out four triangles from each of the fabrics, leaving 1 cm seam allowance around the open edges.

Step-2

Open out the fabric sections and iron in the seam allowance, then fold so patterned side is facing outwards again.

Step-3

Cut a length of the lace trim to 3 meters, this will be where the fabric will hang from.

Step-4

To edge the bunting, cut 12 x 50 cm lengths of the remaining lace. Pin into the two open sides, so its edge is sandwiched inside. Stitch down and complete for each triangle of fabric.