
I made this festive red foil banner to hang over a doorway. It's easy to make, and can be customized to fit any space!
 I had leftover cupcake liners from holiday baking, and decided to put them to good use.
I had leftover cupcake liners from holiday baking, and decided to put them to good use.
Cut about a half-inch wide strip all the way around from the top of the liner. Save the bottom for another use. (You can cut out the bottom circle and use it as a gift tag!)
 Grab the two ends of the strip. Twist in opposite directions, until you like the way it looks and the twist holds itself in place.
Grab the two ends of the strip. Twist in opposite directions, until you like the way it looks and the twist holds itself in place.
Thread a needle with whatever color you wish. (I used an offwhite, strong upholstery thread.) If you want the twists to appear to be floating, use monofilament.

I folded down the top of the twist before piercing it, so the knot wouldn't rip through the foil. I used a single knot, but you can double-knot it if you would like.

Space the twists however you like - I did every 6 inches. Though red and white are great colors for Christmas, they also work for Valentine's Day! (I think I'll keep mine up until then!)
You can substitute silver liners for a winter/New Year's Eve version, or make this in the springtime using pale pastel yellow, green, pink, and/or blue ones.
 
 
 

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