We have had many questions come in about how to make printable party banners.\u00a0 So today I’m going to show you a few ways to make them – there is no right way… just several fun ways!<\/p>\n

Supplies needed:<\/p>\n

Printable Party Banner\u00a0 (sample shown is from our 4th of July Pinwheels Collection<\/a>) – printed and cut<\/p>\n

Scissors or paper trimmer<\/p>\n

Ribbon or twine<\/p>\n

Double-sided tape or Paper Glue (Zip Dry<\/a> works great for banners!)<\/p>\n

Hole Punch<\/p>\n

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RIBBON TRIMMED BANNER:<\/p>\n

1. Line your banner pennants in a row so you can see length of banner<\/p>\n

2. Measure ribbon, and cut to length (leave excess on each side, so you can hang it)<\/p>\n

3. Using double-sided tape, adhere the ribbon to the top edge of each pennant – Grosgrain ribbon will stick with double-sided tape, but silky ribbons will need glue<\/p>\n

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TWINE\/STRING ALONG BANNER:<\/p>\n

1. Line your banner pennants in a row so you can see length of banner<\/p>\n

2. Measure twine\/string\/raffia\/ribbon (anything will work) and cut to length (leave excess on each side, so you can hang it)<\/p>\n

3. Using your hole punch, create holes in each corner of pennant – we just eyeball it!\u00a0 (for thinner string, use 1\/8″ hole punch, for thicker ribbons, twine use 1\/4″ hole punch)<\/p>\n

4. Weave twine through holes\u00a0 (we like to weave our twine along the backside, so it is only exposed slightly at the corners)<\/p>\n

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<\/a>Twine strung through pennants<\/p>\n

Here are some more banner styles that might help you as well!<\/p>\n

<\/a>This is a rectangle banner, where we glued ribbon along top, and put a burlap backing for extra detail (click here<\/a> for full instructions)<\/p>\n

<\/a>This scallop banner has ribbon taped along the top (we added tiny brads in each corner for extra stability) – good tip if using outside<\/p>\n

<\/a>For this flag banner, we glued the fancy cording along top edge of banner (Zip Dry glue used!!)<\/p>\n

Below, is a circle banner – we weaved string along backsides, through holes in snowflakes (click here<\/a> for full instructions)<\/p>\n

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<\/a>You can use patterned paper, and punch out shapes (such as hearts or circles with a craft punch)<\/p>\n

Use your hole punch on each side of shape, and string together<\/p>\n

This method works on letters cut from patterned papers too!<\/p>\n

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Have you come up with a clever way to create banners?\u00a0 If so, share with us – we would love to hear!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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