Scrapbook Design Idea | Banner Background
- Allison
- Jun 20, 2024
- 1 min read
Banners can be such a fun accent for any design, but have you ever considered creating a whole background with banners? If you haven't, you definitely should!
The fun part is that you can make them with so many different details and shapes.
For my layout I used a mix of triangle pennants and stars.
I also used two different styles of stitching to accent the design. I used a chain link stitch for the banner lines and then added some stitching with a back stitch on some of the stars.
I also add some pieces with foam adhesive for dimension.
If you want to create a banner covered background design try these shapes:
• strips with notches cut out of the bottom
• stars
• hearts
• circles
• triangles
• add in some themed elements like Christmas ornaments, birthday balloons, or Easter eggs
You could also add in some small accent photos to the banner design!
Shop all sketches here: Allison Davis Sketches
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