While decorating for Christmas, I was looking for a simple way to add more holiday cheer to our family room. My DIY abilities are non-existent and my craft supplies are lacking, which cut out most of the things I found on Pinterest. I also didn’t want to invest in decor that would take up storage space [because we have none] and I found the perfect solution: a decorative banner!
It is the simplest thing to do: print, cut, punch holes, thread string, and VOILA! No, really, absolutely anyone can do this. With supplies you already have on hand.
I loved our Christmas banner so much that I was sad to take it down. I looked for a cute Valentines option to replace it, but didn’t find anything I liked. So, I decided to design two of my own and share them with you!
Grown Up Valentines Banner
I used “love you more” because it’s a very subtle Valentines message and would be appropriate to display year-round. The design was inspired by one of Jillian’s onesies [my current fave]- black & white striped with a shimmery gold heart.
I recommend printing on a thicker cardstock [like this one] for a sturdier banner. I used this black twine & this gold washi tape to hang it. So very simple!
Love it? Download the Grown Up Valentines Banner for FREE!
Kids Valentines Day Banner
Have a little one who loves to show off their artwork on the fridge? This banner design will be a hit! It’ll make their day/week/month when you display their work on a larger scale ALL SEASON LONG!
All YOU need to do is print. Then let your kiddo work on coloring/painting skills, review letters/shapes, and practice cutting with scissors. The FREE download includes LOVE, XO, and heart designs. Print & arrange in any number of ways!
Again, I recommend printing on a thicker cardstock. Colin [my 2 year old] provided his artistic skills and then I used this red twine & this red washi tape to hang it. Easy peasy!
Must have? Download the Kids Valentines Banner for FREE!
Happy Valentines Day!
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