How to Make an Easy Sew Kid's Wall Hanging

This project is one where I actually knew what I would do with the fabric remnant before I even bought it. Perfect for my youngest son’s room as a wall hanging I thought.

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Materials Needed:

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Step 1:

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Step 2:

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Then I sewed the folds in place. This step is pretty much the same as if you were making a drawstring casing for a bag just a bit bigger.

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Step 3:

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Step 4:

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How to Make an Easy Sew Kid's Wall Hanging

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This project is one where I actually knew what I would do with the fabric remnant before I even bought it. Perfect for my youngest son’s room as a wall hanging I thought.

Materials Needed:

– Fabric Panel – Coordinating Fabric – Fusible Fleece – Backing Fabric – Stick or Dowel – Twine

Step 1:

My panel ended up being 29″ x 49″ before it was sewn. My final hanging ended up at 27″ x 53″.

Square up your fabric panel.

Step 2:

Create the Hanging loop.

Then I sewed the folds in place. This step is pretty much the same as if you were making a drawstring casing for a bag just a bit bigger.

Step 3:

I ironed the fleece to the back side of the front fabric panel and then after sewing I ironed it from the back to fuse the back fabric down.

Fusible Fleece or batting.

Step 4:

Sew it up!

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