Materials:
Scrap Paper (I used 3 pieces of polkadot)
Scissors
Glue
Scrap Letters or Printer Letters
Yarn
Instructions:
I started with 8.5 x 11 sheets of paper (they came in a pack)
I used 7 sheets, one for a template and 6 for the banner
Next, I made a template with my extra sheet.
I would recommend using a scrap sheet of paper instead of wasting a good sheet of paper.
I folded it down the middle first.
Then, I cut up from the bottom corners until it met in the middle.
I used this piece to trace the rest for the banner.
Next, I printed out the word spring on my computer.
I created 4x4 squares in Photoshop and my letters were about 3 inches.
You could easily buy scrap letters or use a Cricut if you have one.
I find printing it to be the quickest way for me.
I trimmed the squares to fit on top of each banner piece.
I made sure all the squares were the same size.
Then, I took the banner pieces and folded them down about a half inch from the top.
I glued the letter pieces onto the banner flags.
To hang it up, I used yarn.
I measured enough for the entire banner with room at both ends.
Then, I folded the top of the banner flags over the yarn and hot glued it closed.
Make sure you are gluing the letters in the correct order.
I did them backwards the first time!
After you've done this for each flag, you're done.
Display your work with pride.
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