
49 & Market Country Heart Cafe Kitchen Banner Tutorial
Hello Friends! It’s Wonderful Wednesday and I have the coziest 49 & Market Country Heart Cafe Kitchen Banner Tutorial to share with you. This is the perfect bit of fall home decor to hang in the coffee area of your kitchen or office. Vintage coffee brown buttons, antique lace, gingham ribbon and burlap string….can it get any more cozy than that combo?
By Special Request

It’s been quite a while since I made a banner. Not because I don’t enjoy making them; I do! But photographing them is so hard! But because so many of you asked me to make a banner with this beautiful paper collection, I did it! And can I just tell you something? It’s 10 times prettier than these photographs!
I created a tray full of sunflowers and foliage to embellish the banner…and future projects that I have in mind for this lovely collection. That took the better part of an afternoon in the studio. But I love the way they turned out.
From Arch to Pennant

Because I really wanted this banner to be unique, I decided to use an arch die to cut the pennants. There’s something very warm and inviting about that rounded edge. I used a Heartfelt Creations Eyelet Frame Gateway arch that I had in my stash. Sadly, it’s discontinued, but you can easily sub in any arch die ( or banner die) from your stash and be just fine.
My Favorite Pennant

While I love every detail of this pretty banner, the central pennant is my favorite. And yes, it’s because of the shaker window. I wish you could all see this in real life, as those gems and sequins sparkle like dewdrops on my faux windowpanes.
TIP: Pair up your handmade flowers with fall flowers from your stash. I mimicked the color palette of the laser cut wildflowers when I selected posies from my Little Birdie Stash.
Mix Things Up

Personally,, I like it when a banner has different sized/shaped pennants. So I created 3 large pennants and 2 each of the middle and small sized bases. I used both the 12×12 and the 6×8 pad to cut my pennants along with scrap pieces for the small ends.
TIP: Select your favorite die cut and place it in the center of your banner. Add lots of dimension with foam adhesive and some pretty flowers, too.
Country Heart Cafe Kitchen Banner Tutorial on YouTube
If you’d like to follow along and see the process I used to create this banner, then please grab a cuppa and a snack and enjoy the video tutorial on my YouTube channel.
You can find linked supplies and some basic instructions in the description box below the video on my YouTube channel. I’ve also tagged items in the video for your shopping convenience. Of course, you can find a linked supply list below this post.
I’ll be back next Wednesday with a card tutorial…or two…featuring this beautiful paper collection. I hope to see you then,
Thanks so much for stopping by, friends!
Cheerio,
kathy
SUPPLY LIST
- Country Heart Cafe
- Heavyweight Kraft Cardstock
- Nesting Arch Dies ** I used an old arch die set that I had in my stash. But these would work well, and are comparable in size.
- 3mm x 1/4″ foam adhesive
- Acetate Sheets
- Sunflower Die ** I used Heartfelt Creations Rustic Sunflower Dies (retired) but this is a good substitute






















