Unfortunately, I seem to have really bad luck with sewing machines! I finally decided to buy a small handheld job to just get this done. As it turns out, you totally get what you pay for. So, this will do for now, and I will redo them when I have funds for a good machine!
I purposely chose to leave the sides fraying, instead of putting in seams. I love the frayed look on peace flags after they have been blowing in the wind for a bit.
Declan and Drew haven't made squares yet, so I left plenty of room to add more.
I love the way they look on the fence :-)
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Okay!! Love this.
Love, love, love.
Don't know why I have never thought of it, but who cares.
:) We're so doing this.
I LOVE this!!! And my girls would love this too!! I'm thinking weekend project... :)
I'm with Stephanie - what a GREAT idea!
Thanks for sharing. Those drawings are truly magnificent.
(oh, and ps: I love your blog :))
That is so weird! I was reading up on Tibetan Prayer Flgas this morning and wondering how I could adapt them to have relevance in my own life. Cool! You did it for me! Thanks!
wow! Love it! Great minds think alike! I was planning to make something similar for next week with the children in my earth school!
Really love this!
Thanks everyone.
To be honest, the workmanship on these is terrible. I am slightly embarrassed for people to see them up close! But, at the same time, I wasn't trying to make them pretty. They will be outside, in all sorts of weather, so they are what they are! At some point I would like to fix them up a bit, but for now I just love having them up :-)
I love those! We made some canvas peace flags that we painted on with fabric paint, but nothing as funky and colorful as yours. Love them.
I LOVE...LOVE...LOVE this!
I think this is the first summer project we will do in our home! Absolutely fantastic!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
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