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Christmas Sewing

Scrap Fabric Christmas Garland

Scrap fabric Christmas garland made with scraps of fabric, lace, tulle, seam binding, and ribbons | DuctTapeAndDenim.com

Thanks for joining me for Christmas in July!  I’ve always liked making Christmas decorations in the middle of the summer.  Helps me cool off on those hot days!

Today we’re making a scrap fabric Christmas garland!

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Scrap Fabric Christmas Garland Supplies List

  • muslin, seam binding, or ribbon for the base
  • scraps of fabric, lace, trims, and tulle in your color palette
  • thread
  • sewing machine
  • scissors

Close up of the fabric scrap Christmas garland I sewed. Details on DuctTapeAndDenim.com

Your base for this garland can be seam binding or a ribbon.  I had some leftover muslin so I just tore it into strips about 1″ wide, sewing them together end to end when needed.  This is a great way to use up even more of your scraps!

Raid your fabric stash and pull out anything in your color scheme.  Most of these fabrics I ripped about 1″ wide then cut into 4″-6″ strips.   The seam bindings, ribbons, and rick rack were all cut.

My fabric scrap Christmas garland | DuctTapeAndDenim.com

I placed them in stacks and after moving them around until I got an arrangement I liked started the sewing.

No pins were used in the sewing of this project!  I just picked up a couple of scraps at a time and placed them on the long muslin strips, sewed over them, picked up a few more, and kept repeating until I had a garland that was about 7′ long with about 10″ of muslin on each end to tie.

The hardest part of this project was just tearing the fabric into strips.  And that wasn’t even hard, it just took some time.  But once they were all torn the sewing went quick.

If you’d like more ideas for Christmas decorations click on the links below or sign up for my 12 Days of Vintage, Recycled, Upcycled, and Repurposed Christmas Decorations email list!

If you’re looking for more Christmas DIY try these:

  •  Candy Cane Christmas Gift Tags
  •  Wreath Christmas Gift Tags
  •  Vintage Silver Coaster Christmas Ornaments
  •  Homemade Vanilla
  •  Christmas Necklaces with Personalized Gift Box Inserts
  •  Mixed Media Christmas Ornament Tutorial
  •  Homemade Vanilla Sugar
  • Matchbox Advent Calendar
  • Christmas Ticket Banner
  • Christmas Playing Card Banner
  • Vintage Gameboard Christmas Card Album
  • ALL my Christmas projects in one place…

Leave me a comment if you’ve made a scrap fabric garland before.  Did you tie it or sew it?

‘Til the next project,

 Ann @ Duct Tape and Denim

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