No-Sew Fabric Bunting

I would have been the first one to say how played out the fabric buntings are, but I bought some fabric to use for the table for The Girl's party and decided I didn't need it all for that.  So I was trying to come up with something else I could use it for.  I figured a pennant banner was the most effective way to spread the fabric love.  So that's what I did.  I did not, however, want to drag out the sewing machine.  So I drug out some glue, some cording and I borrowed my mom's pinking shears.

I folded my fabric so that I could get four triangles cut at once.

I literally eyeballed it.  

I was too lazy to make a pattern or trace anything, so I just cut.

I probably should have ironed the triangles before I started gluing, but again, lazy.

I figured it was temporary party deco, and I wasn't too worried about it.

If need be, it can be ironed the morning of the party.

So I layed out my first triangle upside down and ran the cording along the top.

I put a bead of glue the entire length of the top edge and folded it over on top of the cording.

 

See that little flap that hangs over the edge?

Cut it off.

Here's the front.

Aaand, it obviously isn't hung up yet, but here's a sneak peek:

Just in case someone out there wants to know, I got the fabric at Joann's.

Here are the names:

Small Dots On Lipstick, Flowing Floral Black, Hoff Going Dotty Daisies White, and the polka dot one in the first pictures is Black Flocked Dot.