Show Your Love Banner

By: Tanner Bell from a Little Craft In Your Day

Show Your Love Banner

By: Tanner Bell from a Little Craft In Your Day

Whether you're looking for Valentine's Day crafts or just want to show how much you care, this Show Your Love Banner really gets the message across. Simply spell out the word and cut out the letters - this project is quick and easy. String the letters together using twine - you can make up any word you want as long as you show your appreciation for the other person. Surprise your honey when they get home after a long day with this cute handmade design.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Easy

HolidayValentines Day

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

Glitter paper
Scrap paper
Scissors
Hole punch
Pen
Twine
Tape

Show Your Love Banner

DIY Banner Instructions

In your best handwriting, write the word “love” in six inch bubble letters onto scratch paper. Cut them out; this will be used as your stencil. If you prefer, you could also do this on the computer and print the letters out.
Use your stencil and trace the letters onto the glitter cardstock and cut those letters out.
Punch holes at the top of all the letters and sting the twine through the holes. Add tape to the back for extra support and to prevent the letters from tangling.
Hang from your mantel and you have an adorable Valentine's Day decoration. You can also follow this tutorial with a different word for any occasion you wish!

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Marilyn B

Jun 08, 2017

I have done this with my kids years ago to spell,out happy birthday, happy holidays, welcome home, congratulations and even garage sale! The more sparkle the better! Sometimes we cut up plastic tablecloths, the really cheap disposablemind, into flag pennants shapes and hung them along either side of the wording to gather more attention. It was fun tomdomit the kids and they had a blast!