Looking for an easy way to add a bit of spring cheer to your Easter celebrations?

These adorable Easter pennant flags were made just for that! They’re a fun, quick way to add a little extra touch to Easter baskets and even your home decor this time of year.

I’ve created printable pennant flags for nearly every holiday so far, so of course I had to make a set for Easter! We played some tricks with these St. Patrick’s Day flags, rang in the new year with these New Year’s Eve flags, and spread the love with Valentine’s Day flags!

These printable Easter flags are an adorable way to bring a bit of spring indoors this Easter season. They also make a fun addition to Easter baskets. Your little ones can even use them as photo props! If your kids refuse to wear bunny ears and matching shirts, then perhaps this is just what you need to capture those natural smiles!

Hosting an Easter egg hunt this holiday? Use these as starting line markers or to mark “out of bounds” territory! Hosting an Easter brunch? Add one or two to floral arrangements for simple and fun table decoration, along with some cute Easter Basket Snack Cups!

However you decide to use these printable Easter flags, I’m sure it’ll be a hit! Don’t forget to tag me on Instagram @heyletsmakestuff to share!

Get the Printable Easter Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or visit my shop!

How to Assemble the Easter Pennant Flags

Choose which Easter pennant flag you want to make. They are sized to print—they’ll be about 8.5″ wide after the dowel is added. I printed on a light cardstock—thicker than printer paper, but still easy to curl around the dowel.

Once printed, cut long the edge of the pennant. I used my paper trimmer! You could also use a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and cutting mat to get nice, crisp edges. Scissors work too, of course.

Then wrap the vertical edge of the pennant around a dowel and glue using a hot glue gun.

If desired, add ribbons or tassels to the dowel as extra decoration! Easy peasy!

Plan the Perfect Easter

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Looking for a simple way to add a pop of green to your St. Patrick’s Day festivities?

These lucky St. Patrick’s Day pennant flags are just what you need! They’re a fun, easy way to add the luck of the Irish (and of course, a bit of rainbow!) to March 17!

I’ve enjoyed designing printable pennant flags so much that I had to make a set for St. Patrick’s Day! We used these Christmas pennants as fun photo props, rang in the new year with these New Year’s Eve flags, and even spread the love with Valentine’s Day flags!

These St. Patrick’s Day flags are a great way to ensure you’re pinch-proof on March 17th and make fun photo opp props, especially with your kiddos! Dress them in green, hand them a flag, and you have yourself a cute St. Patrick’s Day photo!

Maybe that tricky leprechaun will even hide a few around your house. It makes a fun scavenger hunt activity for little ones. Let’s hope those leprechaun traps work this year ;)

I’m sure however you decide to use them will be adorable! I always love to see what you create, so don’t forget to share with me! Also grab my free (much tinier) St. Patrick’s Day food flags!

Get the Printable St. Patrick’s Day Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or visit my shop!

How to Assemble the Printable St. Patrick’s Day Pennant Flags

Choose which St. Patrick’s Day pennant flag you want to make. They are sized to print—they’ll be about 8.5″ wide after the dowel is added. I printed on a light cardstock—thicker than printer paper, but still easy to curl around the dowel.

Once printed, cut long the edge of the pennant. I used my paper trimmer! You could also use a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and cutting mat to get nice, crisp edges. Scissors work too, of course.

Then wrap the vertical edge of the pennant around a dowel and glue using a hot glue gun.

If desired, add ribbons or tassels to the dowel as extra decoration! Easy peasy!

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Looking for a sweet, whimsical addition to your Valentine’s Day celebrations?

These pink Valentine’s Day pennant flags are just what you need! I may be partial, however. Pink just happens to be one of my favorite colors, and well, add in hearts and I’m smitten!

I’ve had so much fun designing printable pennant flags for the holidays that I knew I couldn’t forget about Valentine’s! I rang in the new year with these New Year’s Eve pennants, decorated for fall with these Fall pennant flags, and even celebrated the first day of school with First Day of School Pennants. They also make adorable photo props—especially for the kids!

Whether you plan to host a little Valentine’s get together, or are looking for an adorable addition to your little one’s class party, these Valentine’s pennants are perfect for just that!

You know I always love an excuse for a photo opp—so why not print these and capture a few Valentine’s memories? You could even give them to friends and neighbors in place of traditional Valentine’s cards!

I’m sure however you decide to use them will be adorable! I always love to see what you create, so don’t forget to share! Happy Valentine’s Day!

Get the Printable Valentine’s Day Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or visit my shop!

How to Assemble the Printable Valentine’s Day Pennants

When I say these Valentine’s Day pennants are easy to make, I truly mean it! Simply print them out on cardstock, cut, glue to a dowel rod, and add any ribbon you’d like! Tulle is a fun addition too!

If you’re looking for a more detailed tutorial, check out my Printable Christmas Pennants post. Enjoy!

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What better way to ring in a new year than with these adorable pennant flags?!

If you’ve been here a while, then you know I’ve created quite a few pennant flags for the holidays. My recent Christmas pennants are a simple way to decorate for the holiday. They also make adorable photo props—especially for the kids!

I couldn’t let New Year’s Eve pass by without creating another set of these printable flags! Whether you plan to host a large blowout party or prefer to have a quiet night in at home, you can use these cute New Year’s pennants!

While they make great party decor, these flags also make an adorable photo prop or party favor for little ones. Have you heard of a “Noon Year’s Party”? It’s where you count down and celebrate New Year’s at 12pm local time. How fun would it be to print and assemble a few of these for the kids? Better yet, print them out and let them decorate their own as a party activity!

I’ve created two both pink and teal New Year’s Eve pennants so you can chose the one you like best! Print all nine flags and cheers to the New Year!

Get the Pink Printable New Year’s Eve Flags

Grab all nine pink flags from my shop using the button below, or go to my shop to learn more!

Get the Teal Printable New Year’s Eve Flags

Grab all nine teal flags from my shop using the button below, or go to my shop to learn more!

How to Assemble the Printable New Year’s Pennants

When I say these New Year’s pennants are easy to make, I truly mean it! Simply print them out on cardstock, cut, glue to a dowel rod, and add any ribbon you’d like!

If you’re looking for a more detailed tutorial, check out my Printable Christmas Pennants post. Enjoy!

New Year’s Party Essentials

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I’m back at it again! These pennant flags have been so fun to make. I love a more retro Christmas palette of red, teal, and pink, which was perfect for creating these whimsical designs!

If you’re not quite ready to get into the holiday decorating spirit, I created Fall pennants, as well. They make great seasonal decor—they’re really perfect for Thanksgiving!

These Christmas pennants are a fun way to add a bit of holiday cheer to all of your occasions. Use them as photo props for your annual holiday card or Christmas tree picture. Are you hosting a holiday event this year? Print all nine flags and add them to a holiday photo booth for some silly fun!

You can even size them down attach them to the top of gift boxes along with tinsel and ribbon for an extra holiday touch! They’re so versatile!

Get the Printable Christmas Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or go to my shop to learn more!

How to Assemble the Printable Christmas Pennants

Choose which Christmas flag you want to make. They are sized to print—they’ll be about 8.5″ wide after the dowel is added. I printed on a light cardstock—thicker than printer paper, but still easy to curl around the dowel.

Once printed, cut long the edge of the pennant. I used my paper trimmer! You could also use a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and cutting mat to get nice, crisp edges. Scissors work too, of course.

Then wrap the vertical edge of the pennant around a dowel and glue using a hot glue gun.

If desired, add ribbons or tassels to the dowel as extra decoration!

Love these fonts? I used Vintage Culture and Budmo Jiggler!

Christmas Decor Ideas

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Okay, it’s official. I’m loving pennant flags! They’re just so fun to design and even easier to put together!

I recently created a set of Printable First Day of School Pennants as well as Fall Pennants, so I figured it only made sense to create a Halloween set! I think they’re such a fun addition to spooky season—without being spooky! I even created two sets in case you have little ones with strong color preferences. Honestly, I love them all!

These Halloween pennants make great Halloween decor—stick a few in a jar with some candy corn as a filler. Use them as photo props. Or add them to boo bags! Do you boo your friends/neighbors? It’s a fun tradition of spreading the holiday cheer. You create a goody bag of whatever you chose, drop it off at a friend’s house, and encourage them to pass it along! How fun!

There are two different sets of Halloween pennants to choose from. I created both a pink and a teal version. Two sets means two times the fun!

Get the Printable Pink Halloween Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or go to my shop to learn more!

Get the Printable Teal Halloween Flags

Grab all nine flags from my shop using the button below, or go to my shop to learn more!

How to Assemble the Printable Halloween Pennants

Choose which Halloween flag you want to make. They are sized to print—they’ll be about 8.5″ wide after the dowel is added. I printed on a light cardstock—thicker than printer paper, but still easy to curl around the dowel.

Once printed, cut long the edge of the pennant. I used my paper trimmer! You could also use a rotary cutter, acrylic ruler, and cutting mat to get nice, crisp edges. Scissors work too, of course.

Then wrap the vertical edge of the pennant around a dowel and glue using a hot glue gun

If desired, add ribbons or tassels to the dowel as extra decoration!

Love these fonts? I used Felician, Ostrich Sans, Anything Goes, Scary Skelly, and Bright!

Halloween Decor Ideas

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