Wednesday, April 9, 2014

American Crafts Banner Tutorial


Hi everyone!  Happy Wednesday!
I had a tutorial up on the blog yesterday that I would like to share with you.
I love using the Knock Outs punches on my projects.  They are very easy to use,
and small and portable enough to take with me to crops.

1. Cover pieces of smooth cardstock with DIY shop washi tape.  
Using Knock Outs punches, punch out several shapes.

Inspire Banner Tutorial


2. Gather punched pieces and DIY shop banner and pennant pieces.


3. Using a sewing machine stitch the punched pieces onto the DIY shop
     banner and pennant pieces.


4. Using Knock Outs 1.5" and 2" circle punches, punch out several pieces
from DIY shop paper.  Layer pieces together, adhere and then use scissors 
to fray the edges to create paper flowers.


5. Adhere glitter tape across the top of the pennant and banner pieces.
Embellish by adding paper flowers, fabric flowers and thickers.





Inspire Banner


supplies: Knock Outs Punch 2" Circle (KOP63112) - Punches, Knock Outs Punch 1.5" Circle (KOP63100) - Punches, Knock Outs
Triangle Banner Dear Lizzy Punch 2" (KOP63123) - Punches, Knock Outs Punch 2" Banner (KOP63117) - Punches, Knock Outs
Punch 1.5" Star (KOP63102) - Punches, Glitter Paper Tape Gold (AC-GT-96039) - Ribbon, DIY Black & White Washi Tape (DIYWT-66615) -
Washi Tape, DIY Gold & Silver Washi Tape (DIYWT-66613) - Washi Tape, DIY SHOP Kraft Notch Banner (DIY-BAN-66649) - DIY Shop, 
DIY SHOP Chalkboard Pennant Banner (DIY-BAN-66651) - DIY Shop, Maggie Holmes Glitter Foam Letter Stickers Daiquiri Gold
(MH-TH-81354) - Thickers, On Trend Fabric Flowers Pom Poms (683062) - Embellishments, DIY Shop Paper Pad 6X6 (366983) -
Paper Pads,  Smooth Cardstock White (AM71-793) - Cardstock, This To That (AM617-13) - Adhesive, 


Make sure to check out the American Crafts store to see their wide selection of punches.  I started with just a few and now I have a large collection of them.  I love their cute little shapes and ease of use.  Thanks for stopping by today!  I hope you enjoyed my tutorial!








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