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BANNER HOP


Welcome to the Banner Bonanza Blog Hop!


We're so glad you could join us today! If you've come from TERESA's blog, you're in the right place. If you've just come across the hop, please start at the beginning with Ashley at Made Especially For You.

For my banner project, I went old school.  I put away all my cutting machines and fancy tools, and stuck with the basics.  First, I bought a pre-made banner from target in their dollar deals bin.  Yep, only a buck.  Then, I grab some things I had in my stash including chipboard elements, stickles, etc.
Here is what I used for my banner...

Finally, I just got creative and started decorating...

Lastly, I put my banner together...

To dress up the banner up some, I used different ribbons to accent.  The best part is when I am ready to take it down, I can just roll the ribbons back up to use for another project.

Here is a closer picture...

I hope this inspires you some.  You don't need a lot of tools or money to make a nice banner (even though I still couldn't live/scrap without my Cricut and Gypsy, lol!)

We also have some fabulous sponsors giving away prizes
 to those who comment on every stop of the hop!
$15 Gift Certificate

Choice of 10 Sets of Pearls

$10 Gift Certificate

$10 Gift Certificate
*Please visit and "like" her Facebook page as well as leave a comment to be eligible to win*


Winners will be randomly chosen and announced on Tuesday February 12th at Made Especially For You. To be eligible to win, you must do the following:

1. Become a follower of each blog in the lineup (if you aren't already)
2. Leave a comment on every stop of the hop
3. Be sure to leave your contact information!


Your next stop is ASHLEY's blog 


Here's the complete lineup in case you get lost along the way:
Hope you have a blessed day and thanks for stopping by,
 

Comments

  1. Pretty banner!! I love how each heart is different (I have trouble with that myself) and the extra ribbon makes it look extra fun!!!

    Glad to be in this hop with you!

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  2. Sandy love your banner! Great job! I am always about being thrifty!!

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  3. Super cute banner, Sandy! I bet it was lots of fun to make! You've been so quiet lately...I hope all is well! Great to see a new post!...Nancy :o)

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  4. Thanks Nancy, just been busy with work, got a lot of overtime lately :)

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  5. Love the heart shaped pendents

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  6. Your banner is so adorable!
    bbiswabic@new.rr.com

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  7. Your banner is so cute!!! Love being in hops with you!

    Robin
    http://cutonedesignsbyrobin.blogspot.com/

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  8. Like the idea of using different colored hearts and embellishments

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  9. awesome creation... thanks for the hop and the chance to win...
    morentin1326ATaolDOTcom
    adventureofthecreativemind.blogspot.com

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  10. AWESOME!Very pretty,scrappinggg.blogspot.com/

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  11. Great banner! i love it. Thanks for sharing. i am looking forward to getting a Target in the closest city in summer!

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  12. Nice banner! & Great way to show someone how to make one if they don't have a cutter!

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  13. Cute banner! I love that you went "old school" and didn't use a cutting machine. It turned out great! :) Thanks so much for being in the hop.

    Ashley
    http://especiallymade.blogspot.com

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  14. The banner is so cute and the fact that it was so inexpensive makes it better.

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  15. I love how you took a dollar bin item and added to it.
    www.powerspad.blogspot.com

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  16. Wow such a cute banner. Love all the product used. TFS AJ-

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  17. What a pretty Valentine's Day banner! I love the extra swags you added!

    Fondly,
    Ellen ♥ CardMonkey
    http://cardmonkeyspaperjungle.com
    e-mail: cardmonkey@comcast.net

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  18. Cute embellished hearts on your banner. TFS
    http://scrapbookingandcardmakingbysherry.blogspot.com/

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  19. You are sooo right, it doesn't take a lot of money to make projects. that's why it's called being crafty!! Love your banner!
    xoxo Charity
    thebookrinroom@hotmail.com
    thebookinroom.blogspot.com

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  20. Very Creative. Great Job!!!

    http://littlebitsofscrappin.blogspot.com
    email: debkuhn91@yahoo.com

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  21. Your banner is awesome! Lovin all those hearts!
    Scrappy hugs, Connie
    http://conniecancrop.blogspot.com

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