This was a simple DIY decor project that I made for my daughter's birthday party. I saw the idea somewhere a while back, it then became buried deep in the crevices of my mind and recently it made it's way to my daily thought process so I decided to roll with it. The one I saw used 1 1/2 inch circles using different colors of paper. Always trying to kick it up a notch, I decided to give mine a little umph and use 2 different size circles and a star. I also used 4 different colors of paper.
To create this masterpiece you have to sew. ** Note, you don't need to be a great seamstress!** Maybe, you only sew when you get a crazy idea in your head and have to call your mom to bring her machine over, and then you get a brief lesson. An hour later call your mom to determine why things are so uneven to learn that there is some claw thingy you need to put down, it holds things in place and everything come out nice and straight. Not that I know anyone like that. Not here in land of sewing pros, where the seams are straight and perfect.
Anyhow, this is so simple. You just pick the shapes and or colors at random and sew them together. I made a bunch of garland of varying lengths. I plan to use fishing line to put them up under the canopy at my daughter's paar- tay. And if, by the grace of God, they make it through the party in one piece I plan to hang them from the ceiling in her room. Then, we'll keep the party rocking all year!
Here is another looksy:
Here is one more look:
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