Owl Baby Shower Pennant Banner {Tutorial}

I’m helping host a Pink and Yellow Owl themed baby shower and was put in charge of the decorations, and of course
a Pennant banner is a MUST-Have. The mom-to-be is having a baby girl, so I decided to have the pennant banner say “ITS A GIRL”using the overall pink and yellow color scheme and incorporate the owl theme with two decorative pennants on each end of the banner. I love DIY projects for parties and events and am excited to share the tutorial for the Pink and Yellow Owl Baby Shower Pennant Banner I made. If you’re looking for more baby shower pennant banner tutorials you should check out my Chevron “ITS A BOY” Pennant Banner tutorial.

I plan to share a tutorial for the Owl Baby Shower Corsage that I made for the mom-to-be, as well.

Okay, let’s get started!!

Here is what you will need:

Pre-cut Pennant Banner (I purchased mine for less than $5 at Target)
Decorative Paper
Pencil
Scissors
Circle Punch (or you can print a circle and cut it out)
Decorative Letters (I used pre-cut letters I purchased for $2 at Hobby Lobby), but you can use Stickers or you can print your letters from word and cut them out.
Glue (I used Elmer’s Glue Stick)
Paint (this is only if you are using pre-cut letters that need to be painted and if you don’t have the exact color of paper you need for your banner).
Ribbon

Step 1: Trace Pennant Banner onto the back of your decorative paper

Step 2: Cut out Pennant and Glue it onto your pre-cut pennant

Step 3: Punch holes at top of banner using the pre-cut banner’s holes as a guide

This is what your Pennant will look like after you punch the holes

You need 10 Pennants (8 of which for the letters “ITS A GIRL” and 2 for the decorative Owls) Repeat the above steps for the remaining 7 pennants

Step 4: Use decorative paper or paint on the remaining two pennants. I couldn’t find pale yellow scrapbook paper anywhere, so I decided to paint my pennants.

Step 5: Cut out the Circles for your Letters (I had a Circle Punch that I used) but you can also print out the right size circle and cut it out).

Step 6: Since I didn’t have the right color of paper to use for my circles I painted my circles the same color yellow as I did the decorative pennants (if you have the right color paper you can skip this step).