Simple DIY | Free Printable Mini-Alphabet Banner #4
Happy Monday! I’m thrilled to be back from Spring Break and super energized because today is our first Monday DIY tutorial – yay!!! You might remember me mentioning that from now on, you will find a DIY here on Something Turquoise every Monday and Friday! Making these projects is my favorite thing to do, it’s actually all I want to do, so I hired a few people to help me do all the other stuff so I can focus on making things. Like today’s, Mini-Banner Printable! I’m sharing all the letters, numbers and symbols you’ll need to make an adorable mini-banner for pretty much anything. From a cake topper to a greeting card, this free printable project is super cheap with a side of extra cute. Just in case you haven’t seen them, I do have a few other free printable banners you might love!
Ideas On How To Use This Mini-Banner Design:
- Cake Topper
- Greeting Card Message
- Table Numbers
- Save the Date Invitation
- Engagement Shoot Prop
- Wedding Sign Message
- Guest Book Embellishment
- Cupcake Topper
- Bridesmaids Hangers
- Seating Cards
SUPPLIES:
- Home printer
- 8.5″ x 11″ Cardstock
- Glue Dots (or your favorite adhesive)
- Scissors
- Twine or skinny ribbon
- Paper trimmer that “scores” or scoring board (optional)
Most Fiskars paper trimmers either come with, or have the ability to add a “blade” that will perfectly score your paper – which means it makes the perfect folding line. You can also use a scoring board, or just fold the paper – your choice!
Download + Print + Score + Cut
This adorable mini-banner is SUPER easy to make! First, download my design at the bottom of the post and save it to your computer. Then print it onto your favorite color of 8.5″ x 11″ cardstock.
Using a scoring board or a paper trimmer with a scoring blade, score across the top of each banner line where the rectangle changes to a trapezoid. Then follow the outline to cut out each banner letter you need.
Create Your Banner
Add a Glue Dot to the top flap of each letter and adhere over a piece of twine or skinny ribbon. Try to keep the twine flat as you are working so the letters don’t get twisted up on you. I tied the ends to toothpicks to create the staggered cake topper… or “cake message” I guess it a better term for it!
How Will You Use This Banner?
As with all our DIY tutorials, if you create one of our projects please send us a picture – We Love Seeing Your Creativity! If you use Instagram or Twitter please use the hashtag #SomethingTurquoiseDIY and it will show up on our Get Social page. Happy Crafting!
DIY Tutorial Credits
Photography + DIY Tutorial + Free Printable: Jen Carreiro of Something Turquoise // Printer: Canon iP8720 Crafting Printer // Cardstock in Pool, Gravel, Eco White and Coral: Paper-Source // Scissors and Paper Trimmer: Fiskars // Glue Dots: Amazon // Silver and Gold Twine: Amazon // Nail Polish: OPI – Withstands the Test of Thyme
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