Hi Friends!
I was away for the 4th and didn't make anything special last week, but this week I am back with a simple and fun SUMMER banner!
My little lady and I went off to Michael's on Friday and got some scrapbook paper and pennant shaped wood pieces. I had mod podge already!
I traced and cut the scrapbook paper to match the pennant shapes and then mod podged them to the wood shapes. It was a gorgeous day out, so I left them outside to dry.
Using some card stock I had lying around I again used the Cricut to make these letters. I added these with the same pop out tape.
Close up...
The little lady needed to get in on the photo fun!
Don't mind the messy mantle...I attached the pennant pieces with thread and hung it along the mantle.
What do you think? Interested in making your own? I would love to hear how it came out!
That looks so awesome! I love how the letters are stacked and the banner has depth. Such a great idea! Thanks for sharing:)
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Are We There Yet?
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ReplyDeleteOops! I made a boo-boo! Sorry about that! I meant to say that I love your project and I can completely relate to your "goldilocks syndrome"... I however am often too impatient and LAZY to cut again and I try to just make it work or give up haha. Your banner though looks fabulous!
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ReplyDeleteI also made a boo-boo and had to delete my comment! Oops!
ReplyDeleteI love your banner colors. Great job- let us know how the finished mantle comes out!
My Bright Blue House
Looks great! I love how you made this on those wooden pieces. Much more durable than just using paper.
ReplyDeleteLearning at the Teacher Table
This is making me think that I should make a little banner for our fireplace! Maybe for the holidays!
ReplyDeleteYour banner would fit perfectly in my classroom because of the color choice. Super cute!
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Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
Aww the banner came out so cute! I adore the little frames :)
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