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Name Pennants


In honor of my Twin Nephew's Second Birthday I decided to create name pennants since the theme of their party was little men. To start this project I only need a few items.
First I cut a triangle 13" x 21" with a 45 degree angle.
Next I cut letter using stencils..
from my felt and old t-shirts (white)
After a little sewing I was left with these lovelies
I then sew another triangle to the back and stitch all the way around.
Lastly I slide them on a bamboo stick for a photo shoot!
So easy and only uses about  1/2 or less of felt!
Enjoy!
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  1. Sassy Sites!September 8, 2011 at 10:32 PM

    okay, these are TOO cute!! What a great idea for a birthday! :) I LOVE them!! Thanks so much for linking up to Sassy Sites for our FFA party! Have a FABulous Friday!!

    XOXO!!
    Marni

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  2. Carol, The Answer Is ChocolateSeptember 9, 2011 at 12:30 PM

    How perfect are these? Great idea and something they can have for years! Thanks for linking up to this week's BFF Open House!

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  3. Candace @ Candace CreationsSeptember 9, 2011 at 1:55 PM

    these are great! love the personalized pennants
    come link this up to scrappy saturdays @ candacecreations.blogspot.com

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  4. Bethany @ A Fish Who Likes FlowersSeptember 11, 2011 at 2:04 AM

    These are adorable! I might have to make one of my own. Thanks for the great idea

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