Fabric scrap pencil banner craft for 9-year-olds
This project is for 9-year-olds making one pencil-shaped fabric banner with fabric glue. It uses no needles, sewing machine, or iron-on materials.
What to buy
Yellow felt sheet
1
Pink felt sheet
1
Tan felt sheet
1
Black felt sheet
1
Cotton fabric scraps
12 pieces
Fabric glue
1 bottle
Fabric scissors
1 pair
Cardboard pencil template
1
Wooden dowel
1
Cotton cord
1 length
Letter sticker sheet
1
Ruler
1
Who this list is for
A nine-year-old making one pencil-shaped fabric banner can use this no-sew craft list. It uses felt, fabric scraps, fabric glue, and a dowel, with no needles, sewing machine, or iron-on materials.
How to use this list
Start by tracing the cardboard pencil template onto the yellow, pink, tan, and black felt sheets. Use fabric scissors to cut the pencil parts, then arrange cotton fabric scraps as decorative sections. Check the placement with a ruler before applying fabric glue. Add letter stickers after the banner shape is assembled. Finish by attaching the completed pencil banner to the wooden dowel and tying the cotton cord for hanging.
Common mistakes
Do not use regular paper scissors on felt and fabric scraps; keep the fabric scissors for clean edges. Avoid adding too much fabric glue, which can soak through felt or make the banner stiff. This is a fabric-glue project, so skip needles, a sewing machine, and iron-on materials.
What is on this list
The list includes one yellow felt sheet, one pink felt sheet, one tan felt sheet, one black felt sheet, 12 cotton fabric scraps, one bottle of fabric glue, one pair of fabric scissors, one cardboard pencil template, one wooden dowel, one length of cotton cord, one letter sticker sheet, and one ruler. Cross off what is already owned.
When you are done
Leave the pencil banner flat until the fabric glue has set according to its label. Then check the dowel and cord before hanging the finished banner.
FAQ
Who is "Fabric scrap pencil banner craft for 9-year-olds" for?
A nine-year-old making one pencil-shaped fabric banner can use this no-sew craft list. It uses felt, fabric scraps, fabric glue, and a dowel, with no needles, sewing machine, or iron-on materials.
How should I use "Fabric scrap pencil banner craft for 9-year-olds"?
Start by tracing the cardboard pencil template onto the yellow, pink, tan, and black felt sheets. Use fabric scissors to cut the pencil parts, then arrange cotton fabric scraps as decorative sections. Check the placement with a ruler before applying fabric glue. Add letter stickers after the banner shape is assembled. Finish by attaching the completed penci…
What should I skip or avoid with "Fabric scrap pencil banner craft for 9-year-olds"?
Do not use regular paper scissors on felt and fabric scraps; keep the fabric scissors for clean edges. Avoid adding too much fabric glue, which can soak through felt or make the banner stiff. This is a fabric-glue project, so skip needles, a sewing machine, and iron-on materials.
What is on the "Fabric scrap pencil banner craft for 9-year-olds" list?
The list includes one yellow felt sheet, one pink felt sheet, one tan felt sheet, one black felt sheet, 12 cotton fabric scraps, one bottle of fabric glue, one pair of fabric scissors, one cardboard pencil template, one wooden dowel, one length of cotton cord, one letter sticker sheet, and one ruler. Cross off what is already owned.
What should I do when I am done?
Leave the pencil banner flat until the fabric glue has set according to its label. Then check the dowel and cord before hanging the finished banner.
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