Free Congratulations Banner Printable

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Throwing a congratulations party? Make decorating a breeze with this free printable “Congratulations” banner! It’s perfect for celebrations with bright colours and bottle of fizz designs. Just download, print, cut, and hang – a simple way to add a cute, personalised touch to your celebration.

This Free Printable Congratulations Banner is such an easy craft for making DIY themed party banners for a special day. It’s a great one to print off and easily cut out for ready made party decorations and all you need is a printer, white card and string.

Ideas For Using Our Free Printable Banner Templates For Celebrations

This free printable congratulations banner is not only great for creating hanging banners for a celebration. But also printing and cutting smaller to make smaller mini banner letters, cupcake toppers.  Or cutting out a tiny  banner pennant on sticker paper and creating congratulations cards and invitations.

How To Make This Congratulations Banner With There Free Downloads?

To print and create your free Congratulations printable, simply follow these easy step by step instructions. 

You Will Need

  • Colour Printer
  • A4 White Card Stock 
  • String, Twine or Silk Ribbon
  • Hole punch or silent setter
  • Scissors to cut out by hand
  • Cricut Maker or Explore ( If you are going to print and cut)

Print Your Congratulations Banner

Start by opening the free congratulations birthday banner files, and putting A4 cardstock into your printer. Also note that card will look better than paper, although you can use paper too. You now have several options.

You can open each file and send each Congratulations flag to print. The files are sized to print at 5.2 x 6.5 inches, which is the perfect size for an easy printable banner. Remember you will also need the print off 2 copies or the letters O, N, A and T. Also make sure your printer is not set to 2 sided printing. If it is, turn it off. 

Or alternatively, if you want your Congratulations banner flags to be a different size? I have provided the banner in PNG file format, these will open in Word, Pages and the free version of Canva. Simply import or upload and size to the size you would like to print, ensuring they are all the same size before sending to print.

I suggest checking your printer preferences are set to fine quality or high resolution for a better print result.

Alternatively upload to Cricut as print and cut files and you Cricut Machine will print and cut the project for you. I have a full post on how to use Cricut Print and Cut if you are new to Cricut.

Cut Out Your Congratulations Banner

Next use a guillotine to cut out the edges off your banner. And use a pair of scissors to cut out the V area of the banner flag.

If you have a Cricut send to cut making sure you load the flag into your Cricut the same way as it appears on your screen.

Make Holes To Hang The Banner

Once your Congratulations banner is cut I have marked out where the holes go with coloured dots in the top corners, simply use a hole punch or silent setter to create holes to thread string through.

Hang The Banner

Lastly thread the string through the banner. I thread from the front the the back of the first hole. This way the string threads along the back of the flag and your Congratulations banner looks neater.

How To Get This Free Printable Congratulations Banner?

Simply click on the image below or this link to get our free Cricut Printable Congratulations Banner PNG downloads from our shop. Here’s how you upload the files to Cricut Design Space if you are using Cricut to cut your banner. Once in the shop click the download button on the checkout page and you are able to download the zip file with the downloads inside. If you plan to sell these banner printables please check out our commercial use page. 

Also please do pop over to Instagram, or TikTok and give me a follow and if you make a project please do tag me! I love seeing everyone else’s makes and chatting crafting. I could do that all day! This is also where I share all my projects in progress.

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