Lets Make Banners and Flags
Making banners or flags is a fantastic way for a community to tell a story. Once created they can add colour and movement to your event.
They can be used many times and are easy and lightweight to store.
Please have a look at some of our past projects or download the flyer.
Why create a banner?
- Bright and colourful.
- Can tell a story.
- Brings colour and movement to an event.
- Multiple flags can fill a large space but pack down for storage.
- Can be made by all ages, children and adult.
- Great for group work.
- Use to advertise your community group, made by your community.
- Can be used outdoors or inside.
- Make a flag or banner in a group or individually.
- Teaches basics of design and colour.
Some previous banner projects.
“Molong Stories” Molong, western NSW. Project developer/facilitator/artist in residence.
A community banner making project designed to give the residents of the small township of Molong, NSW the opportunity to tell their story on a banner.
As artist in residence I invited individuals, clubs, schools, and pre-schools to make colourful banners that were used to decorate the street as part of the inaugural Molong Music and Arts Festival.
A diverse range of groups and individuals came along, designed, painted and chatted. Ranging from the local garden club, to a family that took the first Bees to WA across the Nullabor, local schools and pre-school to local artists.
"Kids at Heart" festival, Dubbo, NSW. Banner making facilitator.
Invited to devise and facilitate a banner making project in the Orana region of NSW (Dubbo and Far West).
Many playgroups and childcare centres in the region created their own banners which were all given a common border. These were used to decorate a large open air festival in Dubbo, NSW as part of a Children’s week celebration.
"Commonwealth Fly Fishing Championships", Deloraine, Tasmania. Banner making facilitator/project creator.
