Pour into your cups on top of the red Jello layer.

Turn them all right side out, using something pokey to get the tip of the triangle nice and sharp-looking.The chicken timer isn’t entirely necessary, I was just using it that day to get the sewing done in between my other daily tasks.

So I was doing 5 mins of sewing, then 5 mins of something else, then 5 mins of sewing, etc..It works for me and the chicken timer always looks so handsome in photos, don’t you think?.Once you’re done, iron all the triangles super super flat.. Get some double fold bias tape, place each triangle inside the fold and sew it them into place!

Since this is going to be a sporty, baseball-themed room, I made this pennant type thing for the wall too.Pretty much the same thing only you need just one triangle and it needs to be bigger, obviously.

I wanted to find some more places to use this navy and white chevron pattern because it’s just the best, so this worked out perfectly..

I hung the bunting over one of the bookcases, just to show you, and Chris got a little insulted that I was already trying to “jazz up” the shelves.Just in the last few months, we’ve put a new lantern up in the front hall,.

two pendants in the upstairs bedroom we’re working on., bought two schoolhouse pendants for a couple of other bedrooms that are still in boxes (the pendants, not the bedrooms), and now these in the kitchen.. Oooh!

It’s hard to stop when you find out what a difference a new light fixture makes in a room.I’m just lucky Chris is so handy and can put one of these up in just a few minutes for me whenever my little heart desires.. We’re going about things completely backwards in this kitchen by playing around with all the finishing details first before we’ve even started on things like cabinetry, flooring, and all that.