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How to Make Fun USA Garland with Paper Goodie Bag

Patriotic· Summer

INSIDE: How to make a fun USA patriotic banner from paper goodie bags, cocktail napkins and scrapbook paper. Easy 4th July home decor.

How do you celebrate the Red, White and Blue? In our pre-kids life, we would lounge around the pool and enjoy any excuse for a patriotic beverage.


But now with three cute “party crashers”, these summer holidays are spent doing something. It’s either heading to a small town 4th of July parade as we drag along snacks and sunscreen, or chasing three kids going in three directions at a local carnival.

Patriotic chaos aside, these summer holidays are always a good excuse to pull anything red, white and blue out of the decoration closet.

Like this easy DIY U.S.A.patriotic banner using paper goodie bags and cocktail napkins….

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How to Make Fun USA Garland with Paper Goodie Bag

Supplies:
– Patriotic-themed USA goodie bags
– Scrapbook paper
– Red, White and Blue-themed cocktail napkins
– Craft glue and scissors
– Hole punch
– Craft twine



How to Make Paper Goodie Bag USA Patriotic Garland

Open the cocktail napkin. Use craft scissors to cut the napkin in half.

Gather each individual napkin square and form a bow shape with your fingers.

Secure the bow with some craft twine.

Use a hole punch to create two holes at the top of each paper goodie bag.

String the twine through these holes until you form a chain of paper bags.


Add a dab of craft glue to the back of the paper napkin bows. Glue them onto the top of each paper bag.

how to make a 4th of july patriotic banner

Use letter stencils, or freehand, the letters “U”, “S”, “A” onto patriotic scrapbook paper.

Cut and glue onto the paper goodie bags.

How do you celebrate all these summer holidays, like the 4th of July?

Think of us sweating in the sun, chasing our three Red, White and Blue clad kids around…somewhere!

Another paper goodie bag 4th of July patriotic garland for home!

DIY Red White and Blue Patriotic Garland Using Paper Goodie Bags

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  1. And here I am someone who has always been intimidated by making one of these. No more! This is super cute and something totally in my wheel house. I love it! Thanks for sharing this as part of The Spectacular Summer Blog Hop 🙂

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  2. I honestly couldn’t love this idea more, as not only does it look relatively easy to make, but also inexpensive, too. So, definitely going to try this out for the 4th of July and can’t thank you enough for sharing with us for The Summer Summer Blog Hop!! 🙂

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  3. Nice meeting you on Janine’s blog, Victoria. You and I could “hang” as I love anywhere with a beach and a view as well. And Coronado – beautiful. I also loved your answer to her question about your proudest accomplishment. That isn’t easy to achieve, but it sure pays rewards for years and years. Love the banner – patriotic crafts are one of my favorites:)

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  4. Came over here from Janine’s blog. What fun! I know kiddos can help with this project, too. I hope you have a great summer and what a fun post! 🙂

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  17. What a cute patriotic banner! I love that you used goodie bags. It is great when we can find a duel purpose for products we buy. I plan to remember this idea next time I have leftover bags! Thanks!

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