Fabric badge banner craft for 11-year-olds
This project is for 11-year-olds creating a room or locker decoration from felt and cotton fabric. An adult can supervise the optional iron-on patch step.
What to buy
Cotton canvas fabric
1 fat quarter
Felt sheets in assorted colors
8
Fabric scissors
1 pair
Fabric glue
1 tube
Iron-on patches
6
Embroidery floss
4 skeins
Large plastic yarn needle
1
Wooden dowel
1
Cotton cord
3 feet
Letter stencils
1 set
Fabric markers
1 set
Ruler
1
Pencil
1
Who this list is for
This fabric badge banner craft is for 11-year-olds making a room or locker decoration from cotton canvas and felt. It offers fabric glue, simple stitching with a large plastic yarn needle, and optional adult-supervised iron-on patches.
How to use this list
Measure the cotton canvas fabric with the ruler and pencil, then cut the banner shape with fabric scissors. Use letter stencils and fabric markers before attaching felt shapes, iron-on patches, or embroidery floss details. Fabric glue holds the felt pieces, while the plastic yarn needle can thread floss through larger holes. Finish by making a top channel for the wooden dowel and tying on the cotton cord.
Common mistakes
Do not apply fabric glue too close to edges that still need folding. Avoid hanging the banner before the glue is dry. Keep lettering centered by checking it with the ruler, and ask an adult to supervise any iron-on patch step.
What is on this list
The list includes one cotton canvas fat quarter, eight assorted felt sheets, fabric scissors, fabric glue, and six iron-on patches. It also has four skeins of embroidery floss, a large plastic yarn needle, wooden dowel, three feet of cotton cord, letter stencils, fabric markers, ruler, and pencil. Cross off items already in your supplies.
When you are done
Let the banner dry flat, then slide in the dowel and attach the cord. Check that the hanger is balanced before displaying it on a wall, door, or locker area.
FAQ
Who is "Fabric badge banner craft for 11-year-olds" for?
This fabric badge banner craft is for 11-year-olds making a room or locker decoration from cotton canvas and felt. It offers fabric glue, simple stitching with a large plastic yarn needle, and optional adult-supervised iron-on patches.
How should I use "Fabric badge banner craft for 11-year-olds"?
Measure the cotton canvas fabric with the ruler and pencil, then cut the banner shape with fabric scissors. Use letter stencils and fabric markers before attaching felt shapes, iron-on patches, or embroidery floss details. Fabric glue holds the felt pieces, while the plastic yarn needle can thread floss through larger holes. Finish by making a top channel f…
What should I skip or avoid with "Fabric badge banner craft for 11-year-olds"?
Do not apply fabric glue too close to edges that still need folding. Avoid hanging the banner before the glue is dry. Keep lettering centered by checking it with the ruler, and ask an adult to supervise any iron-on patch step.
What is on the "Fabric badge banner craft for 11-year-olds" list?
The list includes one cotton canvas fat quarter, eight assorted felt sheets, fabric scissors, fabric glue, and six iron-on patches. It also has four skeins of embroidery floss, a large plastic yarn needle, wooden dowel, three feet of cotton cord, letter stencils, fabric markers, ruler, and pencil. Cross off items already in your supplies.
What should I do when I am done?
Let the banner dry flat, then slide in the dowel and attach the cord. Check that the hanger is balanced before displaying it on a wall, door, or locker area.
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