Use these easy DIY tips to make yourself this Give Thanks Thanksgiving Banner!
Add a sweet touch to your Fall decor with a Give Thanks Thanksgiving Banner!
It’s the perfect festive touch to your Thanksgiving Mantel, Wall, or hang from a large mirror!
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Give Thanks Thanksgiving Banner
What You’ll Need:
- A variety of Fall Colored and Patterned Scrapbook Papers
- Ribbon
- Hole Punch {or… you could use Twine and Clothespins like I did here!}
What You’ll Do:
- Using Microsoft Word, type out the words ‘Give Thanks’ in your favorite font, and increase the font size to as big as you’d like the letters. {I used Algerian font}
- Cut out your printed letters for a template, then trace onto your scrapbook paper.
- Then… cut out the scrapbook paper letters. {or… you could use your Silhouette machine to diecut the letters!}
- Punch holes in the top of your letters, then string your ribbon through. {or… you could hang using Twine and Clothespins like I did here!
Don’t forget to add some fun Fall Mason Jar Candles to your mantel, too!
How easy is that?? This quick and simple Give Thanks Thanksgiving Banner will add a sweet touch to your Fall decor, and is perfect for Thanksgiving!
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Creatively Melissa says
This is so cute! I am making one now but I cheated a step when creating the letters in my Pages program. I flipped the letters (like when you make an iron-on transfer) and printed them to my scrapbook paper to save the cutting and tracing step. I decided to do two layers on the letters, bottom layer card stock and top layer scrapbook paper so I didn’t want to do all the cutting and tracing. Yeah, I’m lazy. Hee hee!
Thank you for the project inspiration!
Kellie says
What font did you use for the Give Thanks Banner?
Thanks!!
Kellie says
What font did you use?
Thanks!!
Heidi says
Hi Kellie ~ I used Algerian font. 😉
Kellie says
Thanks so much! Sorry I asked it again, I had checked and didn’t see your response until I had already posted again!
Kellie says
Great font! I see some letters look the same, such as A and S but did you do something to change the G , E and V?
Thanks!
Michelle @ Life on the Horizon says
Why didn’t I think of this? Love it.
Heidi says
Thanks Michelle… I’m so glad you love it! 😉
Suzanne says
I love the simplicity of this banner. What actual font did you use for this project?
Heidi says
Hi Suzanne… I honestly can’t remember what font I used. I’ll see if I can find the actual word document I used to find it. 😉
Freddie says
Please do let us know what font you used and where you found it. I couldn’t find it in Word or Silhouette. Thanks.
Heidi says
Hi Suzanne and Freddie… I used Algerian font for this banner. Hope that helps! 😉