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Dollar Store Die Cut Pink Butterfly Banner

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Today I want to share with you a cute banner for Spring.   Banners (also called bunting) have been around for awhile.  If you haven’t tried one yet–let me tell you that this is an easy way to see if you like them.

I found these cute die cut banner shaped papers at the Dollar Tree.  They came in a package of 12 for…. $1!  I was pleasantly surprised when I opened them to find that they were not made of thin paper, but of sturdy cardstock.  See the butterfly in the middle of all of the flowers?!

Before

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All I had to do was attach the back of the papers to a thin pink ribbon that I already had on hand.  I didn’t have any double sided tape, so I did it the old-fashioned way and rolled regular tape over on to itself.

It was one of the fastest projects that I have ever done!  I thought if it falls apart, then I will use a hot glue gun.  But it is holding up just fine.  Here it is.

AFTER!

The aqua blanket is covering our television.  I like covering the TV with various fabrics or blankets– it is easier than wiping off children’s fingerprints every time that I want it to look nice.  Since I’ve done it that way for so long– I actually prefer the TV covered than left plain black. Some day I will post a collection of my various covers….  For now, let me show you some close-ups of some of my Easter decorations.

Isn’t this basket cute, with flowers all around the sides of it?  I found it at a thrift store for $3. I keep my extra doilies and dresser scarves in it.  Dresser scarf!  I suppose it has been a long time since you heard that phrase?!  At least I haven’t heard it in awhile.

This sparkly purple charger was given to me by a friend….. from a thrift store : ).  The pink swirly bud vase was a childhood gift that I treasure. I made the pink doily underneath a long time ago.

Here is a little milk glass basket that was given to me.

And now for my favorite Easter decoration– this lovely cross-stitched yard sale find, that was already in its frame! Sooo much time it would have taken, to make this!  It has gorgeous metallic thread in it.

I hope you have enjoyed seeing my Easter decorations that I have collected over the years.  Do you use banners to decorate in your home, or for birthday celebrations?

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9 Comments

  1. Those die cuts look great coming from the dollar store and they make a cute banner! Someone put many hours into that beautiful cross stitch. I’m visiting from Funtastic Friday. 🙂

  2. I love your Dollar Tree craft ideas! And that milk glass basket is amazing! What a great treasure. Thank you for sharing your inspiration.

  3. That cross stitch was a great yard sale find. Someone put a lot of work into it and had it nicely framed. Glad you found it and are enjoying it.

  4. I created an Easter Wreath similar to what Liberty posted.

    My technique was a little different, resulting in a little different look, but I appreciated what she posted, and it was fun collecting the materials from the dollar store and putting one together. It turned out nice, and is also on my front door at this time, welcoming Easter and Spring. Thank you.

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