Easter Fabric Banner

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We absolutely love Easter here on the farm, though we often wish there were as many cute decorations for Easter as there are for Christmas. While Christmas will always hold a special place in our hearts as we celebrate and remember the birth of Christ, Easter is equally meaningful to us. It’s a time of new life—when lambs, kids, and calves are frolicking in the fields, full of energy and joy. More importantly, it’s a time to reflect on the incredible sacrifice of our Savior. The act of love and kindness He showed us is beyond words. Without His mercy and forgiveness, we wouldn’t have the opportunity to learn, grow, or experience the fullness of life.

This is why I adore this Easter Fabric Banner craft. It’s a project that embraces imperfection—where even the little mistakes turn into something beautiful. The simplicity of the design and the fabric’s texture remind me of a simpler time, and the finished product always feels warm and complete. It’s the perfect way to celebrate this special season.

A wood decans bench with a easter fabric stip banner across the top.

What You’ll Need

Jute Twine, pinking shears and strips of fabric.
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Creating Your Own Easter Fabric Banner

Steps

1.

  • Measure where you would like your banner. Once you have measure the jute twine cut the jute to the desired length.
  • After you have cut the length, tie a Overhand Loop Knot at both ends of the twine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LSOyXJeUog
Jute Twine tied in a overhand loop to create banner

2.

  • Once you finished the knots set the jute aside and begin to cut strips of fabric 1-2 inches thick with the pinking shears.
  • The length of the strips of fabric need to be at least 4 inches or longer.
  • Remember it doesn’t need to be perfect. Each strip can be different lengths.
Strip of green fabric tied on to jute string easter banner

3.

  • Once you have a good amount of fabric cut, begin to tie the different fabric colors onto the twine in whatever order you desire. Depending on how long your twine is you may need to cut out more fabric.
  • You may cover the twine complete with ribbons or you can leave part of the ends bare.
  • Depending on how you would like your fabric banner to look, spreading out the ribbons or putting them close together is up to you.
Strip of green, yellow and purple fabric tied on to jute string

4.

  • Once finished you can hang your beautiful banner.
  • Optional: if the banner is to simple in looks feel free to add more decorations. Add Easter eggs and little bunny ornaments to it.
Yield: 1

Easter Fabric Strip Banner

A wood decans bench with a easter fabric stip banner across the top.

A beautiful banner decoration that will add to your Easter festivity.

Active Time 2 hours
Total Time 2 hours

Materials

  • Jute Twine
  • 5 Quarter Easter Fabrics (The amount depends on how long you make your banner)

Tools

  • Pinking Shears Fabric Scissors
  • Measure Tap

Instructions

  1. Measure how long you would like your banner
  2. Cut the jute twine to length
  3. Tie overhand loop knots on each end of the twine
  4. Cut out strips of fabric that are 1-2 inches wide and at least 4 inches long
  5. Tie strips onto twine in whatever order you desire.
  6. Once you have enough fabric on your twine hang up your beautiful banner

Notes

You can place the strips of fabric as close or as far apart as you would like.

Add flowers or other decorations to your banner.

Remember it doesn't have to be perfect.

For more on crafts visit our other posts: How to Thread, Marry and Knot your Needle How to Sew Basic Hand Stitches

Where the instructions clear? How did yours turn out? Let me know in the comments below.

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