Decorating with Bandanas
Bandanas have to be one of the most widely used pieces of fabric known to mankind.
Bandanas hid the faces of the bad guys (Bandits) in the old Western movies, they held back ladies' hair in the '70s, bikers use them to keep the sweat from soaking into their helmets and of course keeping their hair nice and neat. Bandanas are used as handkerchiefs, napkins, used to tie a pant leg so it doesn't get caught in a bicycle chain, and used as an over-all fashion statement.
Did you know that besides wearing a bandana, it can be used to decorate your home or next party/event?
Kates, the hostess of Kates Entertaining Ideas draws out her tables showing where everything goes. Isn't that a great idea? I need to start doing that in addition to pre-setting my table with dishes and labels.
Emma over at Hello Beautiful used her bandanas as a banner welcoming guests.
I really like how Unique Baby Gear Ideas used bandanas around the table with the grass skirt as well as on the front and backs of each chair. Doesn't this table look like it's sitting on top of a barrel of hey out in the barn?
Janet from The Painted Piglet shared a way to make everyone happy at a biker function. In fact, Dollar Store Crafts showcased this project.
Martha Stewart has a tutorial for a bandana tablecloth that is shown in this pretty silver color on Tip Junkie. If you'd like to see the one Kendra from Me and My Insanity made it is red, white and blue. Perfect for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day celebrations.
Amy from Tilly's Cottage made these absolutely adorable bandana pillows. What an ideal way to bring in pops of color and personality. If you add a zipper to the pillow cover, you can easily change out the look for each holiday or season.
Have you ever used bandanas to decorate? What other ways can you see using bandanas?
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Bandanas hid the faces of the bad guys (Bandits) in the old Western movies, they held back ladies' hair in the '70s, bikers use them to keep the sweat from soaking into their helmets and of course keeping their hair nice and neat. Bandanas are used as handkerchiefs, napkins, used to tie a pant leg so it doesn't get caught in a bicycle chain, and used as an over-all fashion statement.
Did you know that besides wearing a bandana, it can be used to decorate your home or next party/event?
Kates, the hostess of Kates Entertaining Ideas draws out her tables showing where everything goes. Isn't that a great idea? I need to start doing that in addition to pre-setting my table with dishes and labels.
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| Burlap and Bandanas Table |
Emma over at Hello Beautiful used her bandanas as a banner welcoming guests.
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| Bandana Banner |
I really like how Unique Baby Gear Ideas used bandanas around the table with the grass skirt as well as on the front and backs of each chair. Doesn't this table look like it's sitting on top of a barrel of hey out in the barn?
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| Cowboy Bandana Table |
Janet from The Painted Piglet shared a way to make everyone happy at a biker function. In fact, Dollar Store Crafts showcased this project.
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| Bandana Floral Centerpiece |
Martha Stewart has a tutorial for a bandana tablecloth that is shown in this pretty silver color on Tip Junkie. If you'd like to see the one Kendra from Me and My Insanity made it is red, white and blue. Perfect for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day celebrations.
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| Martha Stewart Bandana Tablecloth as seen on Tip Junkie |
Amy from Tilly's Cottage made these absolutely adorable bandana pillows. What an ideal way to bring in pops of color and personality. If you add a zipper to the pillow cover, you can easily change out the look for each holiday or season.
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| Bandana Pillows |
Have you ever used bandanas to decorate? What other ways can you see using bandanas?
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