How to make a graphic 45 spring banner

Make a Graphic 45 Spring Banner

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I die cut my letters with shadow letters, but you can use pre cut ones from the craft store or fussy cut them. I use ink or marker to define the edges.

I die cut my letters with shadow letters, but you can use pre cut ones from the craft store or fussy cut them. I use ink or marker to define the edges.

Use pop dots, or foam tape to raise the layer. I often use kids colored craft foam. I use glossy accents or modge podge to glue everything.

Use pop dots, or foam tape to raise the layer. I often use kids colored craft foam. I use glossy accents or modge podge to glue everything.

I cut a banner shape from patterned paper, and a slightly larger banner shape for behind.

I cut a banner shape from patterned paper, and a slightly larger banner shape for behind.

I ink all of my edges.

I ink all of my edges.

Glue your letter on the front banner, add double thick foam to raise your banner shape from the bottom rectangular shape.

Glue your letter on the front banner, add double thick foam to raise your banner shape from the bottom rectangular shape.

Punch holes with a cropodile or paper piercer or an awl. Thread a tapestry or yarn meddle with tulle and thread thru all your banner pieces

Punch holes with a cropodile or paper piercer or an awl. Thread a tapestry or yarn meddle with tulle and thread thru all your banner pieces

Embellish as desired. I made paper flowers, and added leaves and curlicues. Additionally, I added tulle bows, velvet bows and fussy cut butterfly's.

Embellish as desired. I made paper flowers, and added leaves and curlicues. Additionally, I added tulle bows, velvet bows and fussy cut butterfly's.

You could make this for any occasion, especially with someone's name!

You could make this for any occasion, especially with someone's name!

  • Cardstock or chipboard letters
  • Foam (adhesive)
  • Paper
  • String or twine
  • Flowers