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Diy Sheet Music Garland




 Diy Sheet Music Garland 

I wanted to show you how I made this simple garland to drape over the piano


Materials 

nylon string or twine
copies of sheet music 
fabric
wooden dowel
rubber band








Basically I started out by finding sheet music images on the internet. Then I printed out 3 copies. I folded each in half and cut with scissors. I took a left over wooden dowel or even a pencil would work and rolled the sheet all the way up and secured with a rubber band.
Next, I took an old curtain and cut strips of fabric. You can use anything that you have around the house. Tea towels work great! 
Now, take your twine and measure out how much you need to hang across where you are placing it.
I literally used masking tape and taped it down on my runner on top of the piano. I took the one end of twine and slid it through the rubber band of the rolled sheet music and evenly spaced out.
In the empty space add the strips of fabric. You could tie it on the twine or if you know how to, make a rag garland knot.
For a finished look, I cut small strips of fabric or you could even use ribbon on hand to cover the rubber band.
That’s it!



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