How to Make a Paper Rosette Word Banner

Make a handmade paper rosette word banner to celebrate any occasion or person! Click here for the step-by-step tutorial.

Do you remember the fun Rosette Gift Topper I made a while back?

These paper rosettes are so much fun to make that I decided to make a banner using them!

My word banner says “create” because I am hanging it in my craft room, but you can make your word banner say ANYTHING you want it to!

More Paper Crafting Tutorials:

Since we love papercrafts, that means we have lots of paper crafting tutorials we want to share with you. Like this Super Simple Handmade Card, this Geometric Monogram Letter Decor, and Paper Flower Suckers.

Be sure to look around the blog for more fun craft tutorials!

Supplies You’ll Need to Create this Project:

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• Coordinating Pattern Paper
• Paper Trimmer
• Scoring Board
• Bone Folder
• Lace
• Big Shot
• Alphabet Dies
• Doily Die
• Double-Sided Adhesive
• Foam Mounting Dots
• Hot Glue Gun
• Twine

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.

Paper Rosettes:

Followed the simple instructions on debbie d’s stamp studio to make the rosettes.  I made one for each letter, so I needed 6 for the word CREATE.

Adding the Letters:

Cut the back circle with the with a 3 1/2″ circle die, then cut the next circle, a doily die. Then use the alphabet dies to cut your letters out of the pattern paper.

Cut a piece of vintage lace ribbon about 3 1/2 inches long.

Tie a simple knot in the middle.

Hot glue the ribbon to the center of a doily circle.

Place foam mounting dots on the back of the letters so the will stick up a little.

Apply the letter to the center of the doily with the lace and press into place.

To make the letter medallion stick out a bit from its rosette backing, place foam mounting dots on the back of the doily circle and place on top of the circle, then hot glued the flat circle onto the rosette.

To string the letter rosettes together, place face down on a table. For the word create, I placed them face down in this order E-T-A-E-R-C. You want them backwards so they will be in the right order when the banner is turned over.

Cut a length of twine longer than your banner, evenly space the rosettes apart, and place a dot of glue on the back of each rosette (one at a time). Then place the twine into the hot glue. Let the glue completely cool before turning the banner over.

Now the banner is ready to hang!

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Our Crafting Essentials List:

• The Cricut Cutting Machine is easily our favorite crafting tool. We use it in so many of our tutorials!
• This Fiskars Paper Trimmer is easy to use and cuts nicely without frayed edges.
• These Scotch Precision Scissors cut like a dream and you get multiple pairs in a pack!
• Keep those started project supplies organized and separated with Stacking Plastic Baskets. I always work on more than 1 project at a time and these baskets really help me from losing supplies.

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