Kelly Christakos Stivers

Treasure hunter, reinventer, interior decorator, furniture refinisher & dog lover, creating champagne spaces on a shoestring budget. kstivers@Hotmail.com

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Wednesday
Nov162011

diy: homemade banner

One of my nearest, dearest friends is expecting her first baby at the end of December and, while the sex is going to be a surprise, she has already decorated her nursery in a nuetral color palette with a little animal print thrown in for good measure.  In keeping with her theme, I kept decorations neutral for her baby shower/luncheon, including this simple banner.  It's super easy to make-I whipped this one up in less than half an hour, and the mama-to-be can hang it in the nursery.  Here's how I did it:

All you'll need is two different colors of thick cardstock; a small, single hole punch; a 2 1/2" hole punch; a 3" hole punch; glue and some twine:

First, using the larger of the two hole punches, I punched circles on the darker cardstock. (I turned my hole punch upside down to see where I was punching):

Next, I printed letters on the lighter cardstock and then punched them out with the smaller of the two hole punches. 

I glued the two circles together:

Then, using the small, single hole punch, punched holes in either side of each circle:

Next, I tied each one together with a piece of twine until all the letters were connected, and you're done!

 

 

Have a great weekend!

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Reader Comments (4)

So cute! Is that your sunburst mirror? If so, where did you get it, or did you make it??
I am definitely making this banner!!

November 18, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterAngie

How darling!!!

November 19, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterclassic • casual •home

So, So cute. I love your blog. You are the first blog I visit every morning. You have fabulous taste and your blog is filled with major eye candy. Keep up the great work!!

November 20, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterTheresa Clarke

Thank you, Theresa! So excited that you follow!

November 21, 2011 | Registered CommenterKelly Stivers

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