Candy corn, ya either love it or ya hate it.  Mix it with peanuts and it taste like a PayDay, the only way I like to eat it.  I got the idea for bunting when I seen similar projects on Pinterest using either felt or burlap for the corn strung up with ribbon or string.  I always enjoy decorating my office for Halloween and thought this bunting would brighten up my otherwise boring cubie wall.

To make your own you will need:

Step One:

Start out by cutting your fabric into the following strip widths:

White: 2 1/4 inch

Orange: 3 1/4 inch

Yellow: 2 1/2 inch

Forgive me I've slept a lot since then but I believe I bought a half yard of each color and was able to get 7 pieces of corn from it.  I think I even had fabric left over and could of made more.. I just got lazy. 

Step Two:
With right sides together sew your white strip to the orange using a 1/4 seam allowance.  Iron the seam towards the orange.  Repeat the same process with your yellow strip.  Place it right sides together on the other side of the orange and sew 1/4.  Iron and press seam towards orange.
  

Proving the fact that I've slept a lot since making this tutorial, I was totally confused by this picture..why do I have a seam running down the middle??  Yeah, you don't.  I was simply showing the right side vs wrong side of the fabric.

Step Three:
Use tracing paper to draw your template.  You can see the measurements on my template below.  Use this template to cut out your candy corn fronts.

 

Step Four:
Use white fabric to cut out the backs to your candy corn. Also cut your interface pieces and fuse to the wrong side of your white backs.  Make sure to cut out your interface slightly smaller than your fabric to reduce seam bulk.

Step Five:
With right sides together sew your front and back pieces together using a 1/4 inch seam allowance. Sew all the way around leaving about 1.5 inch opening at the top of your candy corn for turning right side out.

Step Six:
Trim your seam allowance around the corners and at the top as pictured. Turn right side out and iron.

Step Seven:
Continue on and repeat steps 1-6 with as many pieces as you want. Look how cute they are!!

Step Eight:
Use bias tape to string your pieces together. You may choose to buy premade bias tape or make your own. I made my own by cutting 2 inch strips on the bias.



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