DIY Thanksgiving Pie Banner with Kunin Felt

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Thanksgiving is all about traditions, family, and pie, especially PIE! Instead of choosing just one type of pie for this DIY Thanksgiving Pie Banner, let's “bake” up a Pumpkin Pie, Apple Pie, and Blueberry Pie! Whip up a batch of these yummy “to look at” pies from easy-to-use Kunin Felt and keep the kitchen CLEAN! Free printable patterns are included below to make this project quick and easy to complete in about an hour.

Pumpkin Pie Banner with Free Patterns

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Here’s what you will need to make a Pumpkin Pie Banner:

• Kunin^® Classic Felt™ 9” x 12” Craft Cuts – Cashmere Tan, Sandstone, Olive, Pumpkin Spice, Prickly Purple, Cream and Silver
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks 
• Pencil
• Permanent Marker – Black (MONOTWIN by Tombow is my favorite!)
• Scissors
• Chipboard
• 48” length of Twill Tape
• Assorted Ribbon Scraps – Off-White
• THANKSGIVING PIE PATTERNS – download at the bottom of the post ⇓

Here’s how to make a Thanksgiving Pie Banner from Felt:

STEP ONE

Download and print DIY THANKSGIVING PIE BANNER PATTERNS at the bottom of this post ⇓. Cut out patterns with scissors.  If making quite a few banners, for durability, trace and cut paper patterns onto the chipboard and then cut them out again. Trace or pin crust pattern onto Cashmere Tan and cut out six times. Trace and cut two Pie Fillings onto Pumpkin Spice (Pumpkin Pie), Sandstone (Apple Pie), and Prickly Pear (Blueberry Pie). Onto Silver Felt, trace, and cut three Forks. Attach the pie fillings to the pie crusts with the glue gun. TIP: Remember to cut INSIDE the lines for a neat and clean finished project.

STEP TWO

Measure and cut 18-20 strips of Cashmere Tan 4” wide by 9” long and set 9-10 aside to use on the second piece of apple pie. Layout over the Sandstone (Apple Pie) and arrange in a woven pattern to mimic the lattice top on a pie. Attach strips of felt with a glue gun at each intersection. Repeat with the second lattice. Lift off and set aside. Cut skinny crescents from Olive Felt to mimic apple sections and glue them to Sandstone Felt. Attach the lattice to the pie, flip it over, and trim off the excess.

STEP THREE

Trace two pie crusts from Cashmere Tan and cut approximately 1/8” inside the lines to create a top pie crust. Fold the pie crust vertically and cut a slit with scissors. Repeat with a second slit. Glue top pie crusts to Prickly Purple (Blueberry Pie) slices.

STEP FOUR

Glue Pumpkin Spice pie filling to the pie crust with a glue gun. Cut six random scalloped cloud shapes – two large, two medium, and 2 small. Make two stacks, largest to smallest, attaching each layer with a glue gun. Scrunch as the glue cools to create dimension. Attach Whipped Cream to the center of the Pumpkin Pie slices.

STEP FIVE

Measure and cut six strips of Cashmere Tan Kunin Felt that are 1/2″ wide by 12″ long. One edge straight and one edge wavy. For the decorative edge of the pie crust, attach the wavy ½” strips to the top edge of each of the six pie pieces with hot glue, creating a ruffled effect by folding the strip as it is being glued.

STEP SIX

Pin or trace the fork pattern onto Silver Grey Kunin Felt, and then cut out with scissors. Repeat twice to create three forks total.

STEP SEVEN

To finish the DIY Thanksgiving Pie Banner, adhere each slice of pie to the ribbon with a glue gun and glue sticks, leaving 2” in between and 12” at each end. Attach three forks. Tie ribbon scraps in between the slices of pie.

Download the Thanksgiving Pie Banner Patterns

Quick and Easy DIY Thanksgiving Pie Banner

I hope you will use my DIY Thanksgiving Pie Banner as a jumping-off point to showcase your Kunin Creativity to create a fun holiday decoration! The possibilities are endless – Cherry Pie, Key Lime Pie, Pecan Pie – and YUMMY! Felt is an easy, versatile, and forgiving medium that allows you to create affordable but trendy projects whether you are a beginner or an expert crafter!

The Best Thanksgiving Decoration Inspiration from some of my Craftiest Friends!

• Thanksgiving Turkey Placecards by Cheryl at That’s What Che Said
• Thankful Embroidery Hoop Craft by Mandy at Sugarbee Crafts
• Low Sew Thanksgiving Napkins by Alicia at Sew What Alicia
• Woodland Folk Toys for Thanksgiving by Vanessa at Tried and True Blog
• Toilet Paper Pumpkins by Beth at The Ruffled Daisy
• DIY Make Pie Not War Apron by Liz and Sam at Pretty Life Girls
• Felt Gratitude Banner by Bonnie at Bonnie and Blithe
• Pumpkin Crunch Cake by Brittni at Play. Party. Plan.
• Marshmallow Cranberry Fluff by Destiny at Suburban Wife City Life
• Footprint Turkey Shirts by Michele at the Scrap Shoppe Blog
• Reversible Thanksgiving Banner by Laura at Laura’s Crafty Life
• BOHO Pumpkin Luminaries by Kim at Made in a Day
• Thanksgiving Placecards with Cricut by Amy at Leap of Faith Crafting
• Hand Painted Pumpkins by Katie at the Crafty Blog Stalker

More Thanksgiving Day Craft Inspiration

My FREE Printable Thankful Tree and Leaves to Color is perfect to print out for the kiddos to color, but can also be colored by adults and shared around the dinner table. I love the tradition of showing and sharing gratitude on Thanksgiving Day and every day.

If you liked this fabulous DIY Thanksgiving Pie Garland, then check out my Rainbow Ribbon Turkey Decorations with FREE Patterns. A great way to use up ribbon scraps!

I created these Hand-Lettered Thanksgiving Place Cards in fun Fall jewel tones including bright yellow, green, red, and orange get a pop of boldness by adding purple, blue, and burgundy. Plus an easy way to add a bit of elegance to your hand-lettering.

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Too busy to make this Thanksgiving Pie Felt Garland right now? Pin it for later!  I'd love for you to pin this project to your favorite craft board on Pinterest and then it’ll be waiting for you when you’re ready.

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