(which I already had... who doesn't have one of these?!)
And simply cover it in scrapbook paper: Kami cut her letters apart but I wanted to keep it all connected so I just traced the letters, cut them out, inked the edges, and glued them with mod podge. So easy and what a difference!
I want to make this is time for Caitlin's birthday on St. Patrick's Day! It is so cute. How do you ink the edges? Do I need to buy an ink pad or something? Can you tell I'm out of the crafter loop? (I used to do a lot of crafts; really)
Lesley my friend, how are you?? Yes, all you do is use an ink pad that matches the colors of your banner. You can get ink specifically for scrapbooking at Roberts etc. Super easy. Tell Caitlin Happy Birthday for me!
Hi Kathryn-I made my birthday banner and posted a picture of it on my blog today. I enjoyed making it!! Thanks for all the great ideas you post on "Nannygoat". Congrats on the sell of your home, and good luck in finding your new home. I know it will be perfect!!
I love this banner and I bought one just like it and am ready to start to recover it. The only problem is how to you cover the paper over the little brads that connect all the pieces together? Did you take them apart and then put them back together?
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It is adorable! That paper makes a HUGE difference!
That is really cute, both of them and it is always good to have a backup!
Wow those are SO cute. I may have to work on something for the baby shower I'm throwing this weekend
I need to try this because I *do* have one of those cheapy banners laying around. ;) I love yours! It's great! And your fancy one...FABULOUS!
I had had the same idea, but hadn't gotten around to trying it yet. Thanks for showing me how cute it turned out!
Way Cute!
Very cute! ...
Thank you for sharing! I like it! What a nice makeover for the traditional B-day banner. Can't wait to redo my own.
Oh my gosh, I never would have thought of that, but it's a great idea! I'm stealing it! ;-)
I want to make this is time for Caitlin's birthday on St. Patrick's Day! It is so cute. How do you ink the edges? Do I need to buy an ink pad or something? Can you tell I'm out of the crafter loop? (I used to do a lot of crafts; really)
Great Idea! Perfect for my daughter's bday party we're doing as inexpensive, but cute as possible!
How pretty! Huge transformation from tacky to terrific!
Brilliant idea! We have a 3rd birthday coming up and this is perfect! Thank you for sharing!
Sooo cute! I love it.
Lesley my friend, how are you?? Yes, all you do is use an ink pad that matches the colors of your banner. You can get ink specifically for scrapbooking at Roberts etc. Super easy. Tell Caitlin Happy Birthday for me!
Hi Kathryn-I made my birthday banner and posted a picture of it on my blog today. I enjoyed making it!! Thanks for all the great ideas you post on "Nannygoat". Congrats on the sell of your home, and good luck in finding your new home. I know it will be perfect!!
I love this banner and I bought one just like it and am ready to start to recover it. The only problem is how to you cover the paper over the little brads that connect all the pieces together? Did you take them apart and then put them back together?
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Beautiful, really awesome. Such a nice way to promote any events and also express yourself using pvc banners. very effective.
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