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Spring Banner from a Chipboard Album

If you’re looking for easy spring craft ideas, this simple doily banner is perfect. Make this spring banner for a pretty seasonal accent to your decor.

Skills Required: Beginner. The only thing you might struggle with as a newbie is wrinkles in the doilies, but apply enough Mod Podge and you’ll be fine.

Spring Banner from a Chipboard Album

Spring is in the air! Have you started to think about easy Easter or spring craft ideas yet? I have a simple decoupage doily banner for you to try . . . perfect if you’re looking for a project that only takes a few minutes to pull together!

Spring Banner Ideas

I recently found these large chipboard journals in the discount bins at the craft store. I loved the floral shapes and I couldn’t resist picking up a couple of packs. I wasn’t sure what to make with the shapes at first . . . but I knew the flower silhouettes would be cute for spring.

When I got home, I thought that the pre-cut holes on each board would be the perfect way to hang the chipboards on a string, like a garland. So, I got to work to decorate the shapes.

Easy DIY spring garland

Chipboard is a great medium to use with decoupage. You could really stick anything to it . . . pretty scrapbooking paper, tissue paper . . . but I chose to use simple doilies for my flowers.

Supplies to make a DIY spring banner

DIY Spring Garland

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Instructions

Adding Mod Podge to a chipboard album with a paintbrush

Step One: Brush a liberal coat of Mod Podge over the center of each flower shape. Press a doily down over the glue and smooth out any bubbles. Allow to dry.

Doily Mod Podged to the top of a chipboard shape

Step Two: Apply another coat of decoupage over the top of each doily to seal them. Allow that coat to dry. You could glue down something decorative in the center of the doily (like a big button), but I kind of liked the look of flower without anything else.

Using a brush to Mod Podge a doily to the top of a spring garland

Step Three: Tie the chipboard pieces to a length of ribbon. Space each flower out evenly along the ribbon to create your doily banner.

Spring garland ideas

Then, hang your floral banner somewhere and enjoy!

Spring banner ideas

I tied my spring banner to the banister at the bottom of our steps. I love the mix of green and white colors with the flower shapes. It is a perfect (and easy) way to welcome a little spring into our home!

Yield: 1 banner

Spring Banner

If you're looking for easy spring craft ideas, this simple doily banner is perfect. Make it for a pretty seasonal accent to your decor.

Learn how to make a DIY spring garland with simple supplies from the craft store. This doily banner is so easy, anyone can do it!

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Difficulty Easy

Materials

  • Large chipboard shapes or chipboard journals
  • Paper doilies, 4” diameter
  • Mod Podge Satin
  • Ribbon
  • Buttons (optional)

Tools

  • Paintbrush
  • Scissors

Instructions

  1. Brush a liberal coat of Mod Podge over the center of each chipboard shape. Press a doily down over the glue and smooth out any bubbles. Allow to dry.
  2. Apply another coat of decoupage over the top of each doily to seal. Allow to dry.
  3. Tie the chipboard pieces to a length of ribbon, cut using the scissors. Space each flower out evenly along the ribbon.
  4. Hang to display.

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Are you looking for other simple spring craft ideas? Check out these projects I think you’re going to like:

Allyson @ All Our Days

Saturday 23rd of March 2013

I love the simple look of this banner. It turned out so cute!

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janika R

Wednesday 20th of March 2013

Love this idea..

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Megan

Monday 18th of March 2013

Such a beautiful and simple project idea! :)

Carissa

Thursday 14th of March 2013

i love this! You can use this for so many things - especially if you put letters in the middle of the doilies. Spell happy birthday, or a name, or spring or easter.... The possibilities really go on and on. Great project!

nancy

Tuesday 12th of March 2013

That is super-cute and festive. Love it.!

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