I said last week that I planned to choose a theme
that would somewhat dictate what projects I would work on,
but the theme for the week just seemed to come unplanned.


I showed you this spur-of-the-moment banner I made for my family photo shoot.
And I had already made this bunting from some antique pages.
It's available HERE.
Then, I had a request by a customer to create a word banner
It's available HERE.
Then, I had a request by a customer to create a word banner
for a baby shower. While batting around ideas with her, I found these adorable
1940's pages from a Golden Book child's dictionary.
I looked through my shelves of books and found covers
with colors that complimented the pages perfectly.
I looked through my shelves of books and found covers
with colors that complimented the pages perfectly.
She decided on different pages with neutral colors,
I love the old-fashioned illustrations and muted primary colors.
to hold a child's photo or artwork. Notice the little butterfly that
landed on the chair and stayed there the whole time I was taking photos!
This banner is for sale HERE.
She also asked that I include vintage buttons on the banner.
perfect for a banner, but some letters that were needed were on
both sides of the same pages, so we decided to use old book pages
to stencil the needed letters on.
I came across a Little Red Riding Hood book while looking for
pages and thought they were precious too, and I was on a roll,
so they became a banner also, which is available HERE.
I can't resist a story that starts with "Once upon a time...", can you?
The illustrations have such a wholesome charm and the colors are really vivid.
I couldn't stop there when I remembered I had vintage
price tags (you can print your own HERE), so I
chained them together on some cotton twill tape.
This banner is available HERE.
Well, I hope you are having a banner day!
I'm busy working on projectsfor the theme I'll show you next week.
Blessings,
Angie
You Can Often Find Me at These Parties:

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Love these! Lots of fun ideas.
ReplyDeletethey look great!
ReplyDeleteDebbi
-yankeeburrowcreations
Great banners
ReplyDeleteCynthia
A very good post, Angie. I love banners. Time to make one for fall I think.
ReplyDelete*Smiles*
Indeed it is a banner week! I always appreciate the inspiration you share at Potpourri Friday!
ReplyDeleteA banner week, indeed! I love the children's illustrations that you used! Great ideas!
ReplyDeleteALL of your banners are so lovely! I just love vintage papers. You are quite the photographer too, making them really pop....
ReplyDeleteOh boy....! LOVE!
Crystelle
http://www.crystelleboutique.com
I love them all, Angie, you're so creative!!
ReplyDeleteOh how I love banners. I just got an oilcloth chalkoard banner at the Country Living Fair.
ReplyDeleteI love your banners, very creative.
ReplyDeletecindy@stitches