Lace Merry Banner Archives - Tatertots and Jello Jen Hadfield | empty nester mom of 4✨ Welcome! Let’s create a beautiful life after 50! 🏡DIY • 🪩home • 💕beauty • 👡style • 🍃recipes • 🤍 community Wed, 23 Nov 2016 03:29:23 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://tatertotsandjello.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Lace Merry Banner Archives - Tatertots and Jello 32 32 27117128 HAPPY Holidays: Lace Merry Banner https://tatertotsandjello.com/happy-holidays-lace-banner/ https://tatertotsandjello.com/happy-holidays-lace-banner/#comments Wed, 05 Nov 2014 23:00:20 +0000 http://tatertotsandjello.com/?p=65662  Hi everyone–I’m Steph and my blog is Crafting in the Rain. I’m pretty excited to be here taking a spot on Jen’s blog for the day. I love the month of November! It means Thanksgiving, and my birthday, and fall, and getting ready for Christmas. I really like starting Christmas projects now so that they’re...

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]]>  Hi everyone–I’m Steph and my blog is Crafting in the Rain. I’m pretty excited to be here taking a spot on Jen’s blog for the day. I love the month of November! It means Thanksgiving, and my birthday, and fall, and getting ready for Christmas. I really like starting Christmas projects now so that they’re ready to display and enjoy for all of December. So today we’re making this pretty Lace Merry Banner for Christmas!
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Here’s what you’ll need:

  • Lace (I found a cheap lace tablecloth at the thrift store and have used it for several projects)
  • Chipboard circles 
  • White letter stickers or white vinyl to cut your own
  • Twine
  • Gold glitter 
  • Liquid glue
  • Hot glue
Measure the circumference (edge) of your cardboard circles. Mine were 11 inches around. Multiply that by 3 and cut 5 strips of lace that are 2.5 inches wide and your length (so about 30 for mine.)


 If you want to glitter the edges of the circles, spread a bit of liquid glue and roll in glitter. Let dry. 


Glue lace to the back edge of each chipboard circle, pinching to ruffle as you go. Be careful of the hot glue! Attach to twine with more hot glue.

Finally add letters. Some good 5-letter words for Christmas are Merry, Peace, Jolly or Cheer. Or of course add more circles and spell any word you want!
 Have you made anything with lace lately? Tell us about it!
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Thanks Steph! What a cute idea for a holiday banner. I love the lace. It’s perfect!
Steph has amazing ideas on her blog, Crafting in the Rain. Here are a few I think you’ll love:
Her Pixie Dust Ornament is super cute. I can see a lot of kids wanting to help make this one!
Cone Christmas Tree Ideas, cone crafts
 She also has an awesome round up of 20 Cone Christmas Trees you could check out!
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And her Winter Treat Boxes are so pretty! They would be so fun to use for giving treats for the holidays!
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