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Tennis Racket Saddle Swag: Cut felt template with scissors.
Using scissors, cut out collegiate-style font letters from printer paper to create templates. Tip: Use two letters for a layered shadow effect. Opt for 8 inches tall for the back letter and 7-1/2 inches for the front letter to achieve perfect proportions.

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Swag Tennis Racquet Saddle: Trace the letter template onto felt.
With paper templates ready, trace the letter outlines directly onto felt. Place the felt on a cutting mat and use a craft knife for precise cuts.

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Join the front and back felt letters by applying a dab of hot glue to the back of the front letter with a glue gun. Press firmly together for a secure bond.

Brian Patrick Flynn, Scripps Networks, LLC
Swag Tennis Racquet Saddle: Attach the felt letter to the tennis racket.
Position the two-part felt letter at the center of the racket head and secure it firmly with glue.

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Swag tennis racket chair: Place the racket on the back of the chair.
Finally, attach the racket to the chair back by tying the top of the racket to the chair top using nylon string.

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Collegiate Style Baby Shower Tennis Racquet Chair Backs
These simple-to-make tennis racket chair swags deliver high-end, varsity style that looks professionally designed.