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Home›How To›Easy Ways to Hang Bunting: 10 Steps

Easy Ways to Hang Bunting: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 6, 2024
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Bunting adds a splash of color and festivity to any event, whether it’s a birthday party, a baby shower, or a national celebration. Hanging bunting doesn’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. Here are ten easy steps to hang bunting effortlessly and effectively:

1. Choose your location: Before you start hanging your bunting, choose the best location to showcase it. Popular spots include doorways, around tables, on mantelpieces, or across walls.

2. Measure the length: Measure the space where you’d like to hang the bunting to determine how much length you’ll need. Add an extra foot for slack or adjusting the height.

3. Select your bunting: There are various types of bunting available, including paper, fabric, and plastic. Choose one that suits your event theme and is durable enough for the location.

4. Secure the ends: First, fasten one end of the bunting securely in your chosen spot using pins, tape, or adhesive hooks. Be sure not to stretch the bunting too tightly as it may rip.

5. Find a midpoint: Use a measuring tape to find a midpoint between both ends of the bunting.

6. Create a swoop effect: At the midpoint, gently lift the top edge of the bunting and attach it to the wall with pins, tape, or adhesive hooks. This creates an appealing swoop effect that looks professional.

7. Adjust for symmetry: Check that both sides of the swoop are even in length and appearance by stepping back and viewing from a distance.

8. Repeat steps 4-7: If you have additional lengths of bunting you’d like to attach, repeat steps 4-7 until all sections are hung along your chosen space.

9. Add embellishments (optional): Add fairy lights or additional decorative items like balloons on either side of the swoop midpoint for a festive flair.

10. Enjoy your event: With your bunting beautifully hung, you’re now ready to celebrate in style!

By following these ten easy steps, you can hang bunting effortlessly and create a visually appealing atmosphere at your event. Happy decorating!

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