Who loves some super cute patriotic diy projects?!?!
I know I do! Nothing better than a little red, white and blue!
Today’s project is super easy and just as cute as it is easy. It is one of those projects that came about by pulling pieces that I already had together. Those are the BEST kind!
I love those ribbon flags that I see around, so I bought up some ribbon at Walmart the other day to try to do something of my own. I wasn’t sure what I wanted it to be like or how I wanted to do it, but I knew something would come to me!
When I got home, I had an idea!
I had this cool piece of rusted metal that I picked up at the junk place. I knew it would make something neat one day, but I had no idea what I would use it for. This was the perfect project.
What you need for this project:
Rolls of ribbon (any you want to get the desired look! It is fun to use different styles and texture)
Hot glue gun (my favorite one is right HERE)
Board or fun decorative piece to glue ribbon onto
Now, how I did the project:
Now, the metal piece would not hold the ribbon by itself, because glue would not stick to it…so I found an old piece of pallet board and stapled the metal piece to the top of the pallet board.
From there, I simply hot glued the pieces of ribbon in a pattern until I went completely from side to side.
Now, you may have noticed these burlap/ribbon sticks in the picture. These are the ONLY ribbons that did not come from Walmart. I had picked these up at Hobby Lobby one day as a set for like $4 or $5. I simply cut them off the stick to use them for this project.
Once I glued the ribbon from side to side, I took random pieces of ribbon and glued them in different places as filler pieces to give it a more full look.
To hang it, I simply took a piece of burlap and stapled it to the back of the wood pallet!
And….DONE!
What do you think?? Isn’t it adorable?!?! I am in loooove with how cute it turned out!
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Last Updated on November 4, 2020
Audrey O'Neal says
I love these! I made a version of one of these last year. Such an easy and inexpensive craft that really makes a statement!
Kathy says
love that good for fourth of july
Sandi - Carr says
Adorable if I was able I’d make me one too
You can also make in your home colors
Lovely
Maggie says
So stinkin cute!! The rust piece is perfect!!
Love it ❤️
Cathy Sibo says
The flag is so cool! Really want to try and make one.
Janet Taylor says
Thanks Brooke for another wonderful craft!
We are a military family so this is awesome!
I love using Red, White and Blue in June, July and August!
Love our country and please remember to pray for our military and their families.
Thank you Brooke for being a breath of fresh air a d a wonderful Sergio inspiration!!
You are loved!!
Janet Taylor
Wellborn, Florida
Maggie says
Amazing ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸 Love the rustic bar! I’m going to try to find something like this when I go to thirsting. It’s a must make ❤️ Thank s for sharing ~💗
Patrice Noble says
I love this! Will probably take this as my inspiration for on similar. Thank you!
Melinda says
I love this!
If one does not have the rusty decorative piece, perhaps an ornamental picture frame could be used?
Brooke Riley says
Yes of course!