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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

{Banners and Buntings} Inspiration

Are you a fan of banners and buntings?
You probably know what a banner is, but do you know what a bunting is?
Technically, it's a "loosely woven fabric used for flags, etc."

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Here's a lovely bunting with bright colorful fabrics.
What a great way to use up scrap fabric!
 How adorable for a shower, or themed party.
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Or you can use some colorful fabric strips!
Some banners spell out a message, while others are blank
to just provide color and whimsy.
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Doilies, burlap and polka dots are so much fun, and no words needed!
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Love this whimsical piano vignette.


Basically, a banner can be made from any number of materials.

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 Many buntings are used for seasonal and holiday decor.
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 Pictures make a cute banner as well. I made a quick and easy one for my daughter's Birthday Party, using jute, clothespins, and cute pictures of her when she was young. The pictures of it wasn't so good, but the idea was good. You can read more about her party here and here.
Her friends had fun looking at them, and teasing her!
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Look how festive a banner can be for a party, wedding, birthday,
 or any celebration or get-together.
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 And who knew buntings could be so much fun, right?
I think this is hilarious and would be quite fun
for a certain party, like a bachelorette, or lingerie shower.
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Here's one that is made from old torn linens. Gorgeous!

Banners come in all kinds of shapes as well.
Traditional triangle/pendant type,
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Square or rectangular shapes,
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 Circular shapes and even pompoms.
My first banner/bunting was for my Spring mantle, where I used sheet music and printed burlap.

I also hung up a banner to celebrate the "Season of Love"
and you can see that post here.

It's time to start decorating for Fall, and I made a new banner,
and here's a sneak peak below.
so check back soon...
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Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you are inspired
to make a banner of your own!

*Remember, if you'd like to PIN pics and they have a source link, please click it and pin from there*

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7 comments:

  1. Your fall banner is darling! I love how rustic and feminine it is at the same time. And that bra bunting is a hoot! Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thanks Jenny for stopping by! I'm glad you like the lingerie!! Can't wait to show you my Fall Mantle with banner as well!

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  2. Gorgeous! I am loving all the ideas...

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  3. Such beautiful banner pictures, but I can't wait to see the one you made! It looks gorgeous!

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  4. Janis they are all so much fun! Thank you for sharing Hugs!

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  5. You have a GREAT site! I'm your newest follower. Carrie, www.amothersshadow.com

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  6. The banners and their stands that are widely used for advertising, conferences, seminars, special events etc. are easy to preserve as well as to carry. The graphics on the pull-up alternatives are digitally printed on satin fabric. High Quality Print

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