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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 1: Measure the wall width.
Interior designer Brian Patrick Flynn recommends measuring the wall or area first to calculate pennants needed. Plan for 12 to 15 pennants per 10-foot section.

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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 2: Pennant placement design.
For an authentic vintage look, lay pennants on a flat surface. Mix randomly: vary colors from dark to light and sizes from large to small, as advised by Flynn.

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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 3: Measure pennant spacing.
Maintain a uniform appearance by spacing pennants 1 inch apart. Use a tape measure to mark positions precisely.

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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 4: Measure and cut the ribbon.
Unroll the ribbon or twill tape over your arranged pennants. Cut to length, leaving 8 inches excess on each end for tying to nails.

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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 5a: Attach ribbon with brass fasteners.
Protect your work surface with a craft mat. Punch two holes along the top edge of each pennant, piercing through both the tape and fabric.

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Vintage School Pennant Garland Step 5b: Attach ribbon with brass fasteners.
Push brass fasteners through the holes from the front, then bend prongs flat on the back for a secure hold.

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Enlist a helper to install two lightweight picture-hanging nails. Tie the 8-inch excess tape ends securely to the nails.

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Collegiate Style Baby Shower Tennis Racquet Chair Backs
This eye-catching vintage school pennant banner, designed by expert Brian Patrick Flynn, elevates any collegiate-themed party.