Just a few more days left for Christmas in July! I made this JOY Bingo card Christmas garland a few years ago with some old Bingo cards I found at an antique sale. This style of Bingo is called Tombola. These are actual cards but I have scanned them and printed them for projects, too. Just in case you don’t want to use your actual old cards.
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How to Make a Vintage Bingo Card Christmas Garland
My friend cut these letters for me with her Cricut machine but I’ve also made others by just drawing letters on scrap paper until I got them to look like I wanted them to. Then I traced them onto the colored card stock and cut them out.
After glueing them down with a glue stick I traced around each letter and the edge of the Bingo card with a soft charcoal pencil. Then I smudged the lines with my finger. This gave it more dimension and made everything look more finished than if I just stuck the paper on.
I punched holes in the top corners and ran some of my red seam binding through it.
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Sorry for the poor photos. Our living room doesn’t have very good lighting. I’ll take better ones with my new camera when I pull out my Christmas decorations this year.
If you liked this Bingo card Christmas garland, you’ll probably like these projects, too:
- BOO Banner – a similar garland I made for Halloween last year
- Christmas Bingo Card Collage Ornaments
- DIY Scrabble Christmas Ornaments
- A Simple Kind of Christmas Home Tour
- 60 Best Christmas Garland Ideas
‘Til the next project,
Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim
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