If you like making your own banners, you've come to the correct spot. To get inspired, have a look at these creations from my pals listed below. Then let me know in the comments which one you like! Would you want to try making a banner? Tell me in the comments! I'd also want you to check out these other project posts:
Wow, another another rectangle!!! Yes, almost all of my projects begin with "make a rectangle." This guideline, my buddy, has served me well. Anyway, let's begin by erecting a red clay rectangle approximately 4 blocks high, followed by a white line all the way around, and then continue erecting a red clay rectangle about 15-20 blocks high before stopping. You'll also need a roof. Do it in a log cabin design, with it rising from the left and right sides rather than from the front to the rear. I only went approximately 6 blocks before coming to a halt and having a flat roof from there.
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Extreme Designs created this Christmas tree!
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http://extremedesigns.enjin.com/ is the link. If you wish to be a part of our team, please follow this link: The decorated tree photos were shot on the MC-Souls Network. To get a closer look, or to play minigames Check out their forums and server! http://minecraftsouls.enjin.com/home URL: mc-souls.net IP: mc-souls.net CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!? We are offering free renders during this build! This promotion begins on November 27th, 2014. (27th of November) And it all comes to an end on December 24, 2014. (Christmas Eve) Get yours right here! Callum Turner is the builder(s) (BaconBoy404)
Gnome Banner Made From Paper
This banner was originally created for a Valentine's Day program at my church. Well, it's almost Christmas, and I'm still smitten with gnomes! This is a very easy Cricut craft. It's ideal for starting off! And the best part is that if you don't have a Cricut, you can simply cut it out by hand! I'll show you how to cut these 3-piece gnomes out with my Cricut Explore Air 2 in the Design Space software in the video below. I demonstrate how to accomplish this step by step on both my MacBook Air laptop and my iPhone. Once the gnomes are cut, you may glue them together using hot glue, a glue stick, or mounting tape, which I found at the Dollar Tree. These gnomes may be utilized in a variety of ways! They'd make wonderful gift tags, banners, or even ornaments for your Christmas tree! Also, be sure to check out my no-sew gnome tutorial!
