This isn’t even where the bunting is going to go, but I’m not going to stop him from adding more trim if he wants to!

Once I had my pieces measured and cut, I got to use the hot glue!.The pieces were attached using a low-temp glue gun.

They suggest not using a high temp because it will melt the styrofoam.They also say that you should have a full-sized glue gun instead of a mini one.I don’t have a full-sized one, but being the hot glue enthusiast that I am, I have two glue guns.

I just plugged in both so I had plenty of glue at the ready.It doesn’t take much!.

Then it was time to decorate!

This style of cornice needs three strips of fabric.Just pretend all those plants and shrubs are in non-cartoon form, K?.

If you look closely at that last picture (which still has the old green fake shutters) and some of the others, you can see that we also built some new, chunkier grey shutters to go around the windows too.Details on that project coming soon!.

All it took to finish this project off was a trip to a few July clearance sections and we were all set!We’ve been loving all of these lovely Summer evenings we’ve been having!.