Firefly Craft 14 Foot DIY Burlap Banner with 20 Triangular Pennant or Rectangular Notch Flags (8 X 10 Inches Each Flag) Large 8 by 10 flags give plenty of space for letters you can actually read. Plus, with 20 flags youll have room to say whatever you want (or even divide it into multiple signs)! Making a custom banner is simple using heat transfer vinyl, stencils with paint, paper or permanent markers. Create your own banner that is unique! Our premium quality natural burlap fabric banner is made to last. With stitched edges to prevent fraying, this is a product that is guaranteed to keep giving. Perfect for saying: Happy Birthday, Congratulations, Its a Baby Girl (or Boy), Welcome, Grand Opening, Best Wishes, Happily Ever After, Just Married, your favorite sports team name, etc. Banner can of course also be used for any occasion, big or small, without personalizing. Hang for simply beautiful decor at a wedding, shower, party, church function or in the classroom or home. At Christmas, Easter, New Year, any and all holidays benefit from this vintage shabby chic bunting. Triangular pennants are large enough to accommodate designs and signs that can be easily read. Pennants are movable and comes with its own twine string. Just cut to fit, if you don&#039;t want to use all 20flags. The pennants are already strung together so all you have to do is hang your bunting when you receive it. Use this banner as mantel garland, or as bunting/decoration for birthdays, welcome parties, congratulatory message, announcements, and a lot more! Your creativity is your limit! Customize each flag further with paint, heat transfer vinyl, stickers, decals, beads, and other decorative items of your choice! Blot stains with a damp sponge or washcloth. Avoid scrubbing. To boost cleaning power, add lemon juice or vinegar into the water before using. If spot cleaning is not sufficient, soak burlap banners in a sink or tub full of water for at least 5 minutes. Do not agitate, as it will cause the fibers to unravel. Hang burlap bannersoutside where there is sunshine and enough air to help dissipate the natural scent that comes from the plant fibers used in making the fabric. You may also choose to sprinkle baking soda directly onto the burlap fabric and leave outside under the sun. Repeat the process as you deem necessary, until the scent disappears. Should you decide to iron your burlap banners, spray the material with starch for a more rigid finish (optional), then use steam and the highest heat setting.