Simple Kid's Wall Hanging to Make with Fabric Remnants

This project is one where I actually knew what I would do with the fabric remnant before I even bought it. I saw it on eBay and basically, the remnant was one big jaggedly cut panel of a big red bus.

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Materials Needed:

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Step 1: Square up your fabric panel

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Step 2: Create the Hanging loop

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Step 3: Fusible Fleece or batting

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Step 4: Sew it up!

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I sewed all the way around the edge of my panel with a 1/4″ seam allowance and left myself a fairly big 9″ hole at the bottom for turning.

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Step 5: Top Stitch & ‘Quilt’

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Swipe Up To Learn More!

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Simple Kid's Wall Hanging to Make with Fabric Remnants

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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. I saw it on eBay and basically, the remnant was one big jaggedly cut panel of a big red bus.

Materials Needed:

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