How to Make a Paper Rosette Banner

Make a beautiful personalized banner out of paper medallions. Follow this easy papercraft and make fun party decor or home decor. Do you remember the fun Rosette Gift Topper I made a while back?

I found the instructions at debbie d’s stamp studio.

I decided to take that same design but make a banner with it instead.

I have a wall in my scrapbook room that has been screaming for decorating and when a quite weekend popped up I tackled my project. I just love how it turned out, and I think my wall is much happier too!

I wanted the colors to coordinate with my yellow walls. I went through my supply of patterned scrapbook paper. This is the paper I chose, but I couldn’t find the exact paper online, but I did find this scrapbook paper that I really liked too.  The great thing about most scrapbook papers is that they are double-sided so you have even more fun patterns to choose from.

I followed the simple instructions on debbie d’s stamp studio to make the rosettes.  I made one for each letter.

For the rest of the project, I used Bigz L Perfect Pennants Die, 3 1/2″ Circle Die, Perfect Details Texturz Plate and, of course, the Big Shot.

I cut the back circle with the Sizzix 3 1/2″ Circle die and then ran through with a Sizzix Texturz plate to make it pop a little bit more. You can’t really see the texture in the pictures. The top circle was cut using the Sizzix Perfect Pennants die on one of the scallop circles.

I cut a piece of crochet trim ribbon about 3 1/2 inches long. Here is a link to a similar style of crochet trim ribbon.

and tied a simple not in the middle.

Hot glued the ribbon to the center of a scallop circle

Since I wanted the letters to stand up a little I used foam mounting dots on the back of the letter

and then center the letter and press on.

To make it stick out a little more I put dimensionals on the back of the scallop circle and stuck on top of the circle, then hot glued the flat circle onto the rosette.

When all of the rosettes were finished it was time to decide how I wanted to hang them. I had several different ideas including hanging each individually with ribbon and hanging them from something, but I didn’t have any “something” for them to hang from. So I decided to string it along with some twine.

I really love how it looks hanging on my wall, and now I have some inspiring words when I want to create.