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For this card I used Simple Stories: Ele.ment.ary line.
Banner's are super easy to make. Most of the time I freehand them, but I have lots of friends that say they can't cut freehand. So this is for them......
Scallop Banner
I used a One inch circle punch for this banner. You can go larger or smaller depending on your project.
- punch several circle's with your circle punch
- fold each circle in half
- cut each circle in half along the folded line
- arrange the half circles on your project to create a banner
Triangle Banner
- cut several pieces of paper to 1x1.5
- fold each piece in half
- cut at the fold to the outer corner (diagonal)
- unfold and arrange your triangles in a banner
Flag Banner
- cut several pieces of paper to 1x1.5
- fold each piece in half
- at about .25 inches cut from the fold to the bottom corner
- unfold and arrange your flags in a banner
Super easy and way cute! There are so many things you can do with these banners, the possibilities are endless. I like to mix up the different shapes, add twine, draw on stitching or add letters.
I hope you found this DIY helpful and it inspires you to add a few banner's to your projects.
Thanks for stopping by!





8 comments:
Great DIY Sheri! Love banners!
Banners are becoming my latest ADDICTION! Thanks for the DIY! I'm not great at freehanding and I am always disatisfied with the "freehand outcome" so I needed this post today for my scrappy weekend! Thanks Sheri!!!
I love the simple and unfussy ideas like this that don't require a trip to a store! Thank you!!!!
So very cute, tfs!
I love banners and honestly - yes I admit it - never knew how to make the triangle one on my own. It hink i need to go back to elementary art class. :) Thanks for sharing!!
Love this tute Sheri! I am so over the moon with banners but just recently started using them so thanks for the helpful info!
I'm in love with banners too! Thanks for the tutorials!
fun tutorial, Sheri!
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