For the girl’s sewing teacher.
Pieced some itty bitty scraps together on batting as the base.
I love the way these turned out! They are so cheery!
Sew cute! And such great methods used to inspire sewing students! And now the teacher can USE! THAT! BAG!
Exactly! Use that bag!
Ok, you broke my brain with the turning the sewn-and-cut-out letters … how? How can that W exist like it is?!? LOL I can’t even explain how i am not understanding that process. Is there a hole left for turning? I have been staring at the process photo….
(Love the project!)
Now THAT is a masterpiece for hanging. #TeamUseTheBag
It’s just the same as doing a circle, here’s a video.
This is sew sweet!!
Oh! Ha ha ha, my brain was thinking turn like turn inside out & it was like an MC Escher painting in my head trying to figure that out. You turn under. Not turn inside out. Whew! Brain no broke now! Thanks so much for the video! 
Haha. I wasn’t following 100% either. Thanks for the clarification @Magpie! This little banner came out so great!! Love the scrappiness of course.
I wasn’t sure how to do the letters or if that idea would work but it does with a circle so… I just tried it and it did!
Tell her she can’t have this unless she uses that bag! ha ha
Such a neat and useful method to do letters!
Scraptastic!
Turned out so nice! Hope the bag is used now.
“Sew” nicely done! I am sure this teacher loves you!
Woohoo! Your cool craft is one of this week’s Featured Projects! Congratulations! 
This is fantastic!! Such a cool method too!
I like how you made the letters and the colors are so cheery! I could see it hanging from a painted dowel rod. I hope she enjoys it! Such a sweet gift!
What a cool gift! It will make her feel appreciated for sure!
Easy letters to make! I like the simplicity of your design background too. Sometimes patchwork can be eye-boggling. Keep the background white with a little pattern on the borders makes this design crisp and neat! Nice sewing room decor. Thanks for sharing.
