No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flags

No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flags. Mix and match left-over fabric to create pretty patriotic flags that can be used to decorate this summer!

No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flags

Who’s ready to kick off summertime?? I love decorating for Memorial Day with patriotic items that can be left up through Fourth of July. I love crisp combination of red, white and blue. One of my favorite ways to decorate for Memorial Day and Fourth of July are with flags!

Turn Left-Over Fabric into Patriotic Flags

Turn Left-Over Fabric into Handmade Flags This project only uses a small amount of fabric, so it is perfect to use up extra fabric! It’s also a great way to mix and match different fabrics and patterns so the flag types are endless. I used two striped fabric and two plaid fabrics, but you can also use prints, polka dots, tie-dye or plain colored fabric too!

Patriotic Decor Ideas

I am joining friends today in a fun blog hop that my friend Pasha from Pasha is Home organized. Be sure to scroll down to see 8 beautiful and easy ways patriotic ideas. Click over to get directions to make these gorgeous patriotic ideas.

How to Make No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flags

Here’s how to make these easy colorful no-sew patriotic scrap flags!

No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flag Supplies

I fund everything at Hobby Lobby, but I’ve included amazon links that are easy to use and the supplies will come right to your home!

• Fabric – two different fabrics for each flag. You can mix and match fabrics for different combinations.
• Wood Rods – one 12-inch wood rod per flag.
• Wood Balls – one 3/4 inch wood ball per flag.
• Hot Glue Gun – this is my favorite glue gun.

No-Sew Patriotic Scrap Flag Directions

• Cut the main red part of the flag into the size you want. I made these flag in 6-inch by 4-inches flags. I wanted a kind of unstructured look so I snipped a small cut the top of the material and then ripped it all the way down the fabric. Then I took the section and snipped it and ripped the other edge.
• Cut out the smaller blue material. I also ripped the fabric to match the red fabric with the rough edges.
• Lay the larger piece of fabric on your work surface. Run a line of hot glue down the side of the fabric.
• Lay the rod along the hot glue line, adhering it to the fabric.
• Then run a line of glue on top of the rod and roll it toward the flag fabric.
• Turn the flag over and glue the blue smaller fabric at the top left corner of the flag.
• Put a small bead of glue at the center of the wood ball and place it on top of the wood rod and hold it there until the hot glue cools.
• NOTE — To make flags facing the other direction, attach the wood rod on the opposite side of the flag material. I think it looks nice to have flags that face both directions.

Make a Fabric Flag Pillow

You can also make a larger flag and attach it to a pillow cover. I will write up the easy directions soon if you want to make a matching flag pillow!

More Patriotic Decor Ideas from 8 Talented Bloggers

Simple Vintage Americana Porch Table Ideas // Dabbling & Decorating

How to Make Simple Patriotic Wall Decor // Robyn’s French Nest

No Sew Patriotic Scrap Flags // Tater Tots & Jello

Simple Ideas to Decorate with Red, White, and Blue // Simply 2 Moms

How to Make a Festive Patriotic Front Porch // Pasha is Home

Patriotic Picnic Ideas & How To Decorate // The Pond’s Farmhouse

How To Create An Easy Patriotic Tablescape // Cottage in the Mitten

Summer Sunroom Dining // White Arrows Home

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What are you doing to celebrate?

xoxo