We used up some odd spray cans to paint stripes on the banner, then we peeled off the letters. Extra details were printed on two sheets of A4 paper, laminated, and affixed with the hot glue gun.
Bob has fixed hooks to the front of the chapel so we can advertise this year's event. Someone has planned entertainment in the form of a quiz... Should be good fun
That looks really good!
ReplyDeleteLet's hope it brings in the people!
DeleteExcellent teamwork as always- the banner is fabulous! It was a really eco project which can be reused as you didn’t put the date on, and reused what you had available. Hope you get lots of visitors-it would certainly catch my eye if I was passing. Catriona
ReplyDeleteThe chapel is on the main street through the village, not far from the school, so in a good place
DeleteGreat way to make a banner. Enjoy the pancakes.
ReplyDeleteWe will 🥞🍋
DeleteThe banner is very eye-catching! Yum! Pancakes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bless. We love pancakes
DeleteThat is a brilliant way of doing it. And attaching the detailed information separately should mean you can use the main banner in future years.
ReplyDeleteYes, the details are on two laminated sheets, easy to change for future use.
DeleteWhat a marvellous, eco-friendly idea Ang! You inspire me each and every day!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteKx
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DeleteYou and Bob was wonderfully creative!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Collaboration again
ReplyDeleteThis looks brilliant
ReplyDeleteThanks K
DeleteHow effective. Pancakes - yum!
ReplyDeleteAlison in Wales x
I wish you could all come!!
DeleteThat is an incredibly amazing idea! Good luck with the party.
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DeleteWhat a super banner! I've always believed that information should be big enough to read, including when going by in a vehicle!
ReplyDeleteThe street is not busy so there's plenty of room for people to stop and read the small print
DeleteThe banner looks great. Wish I could come.
ReplyDeleteI wish you could too 🥞
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