My D.I.Y. Table banner bear.

**Downunder Kilt** · 20th October 11, 06:04 PM

Very nice indeed Harold, is there anything you can't put your hand to and not end up with a great piece of work

**Cygnus** · 20th October 11, 06:24 PM

Very well done!

If you don't mind me asking, what is the banner made of?

**Highland Logan** · 20th October 11, 07:05 PM

That's an awesome job.

Frank

**Harold Cannon** · 21st October 11, 07:18 AM

Thank you all for the compliments. The banner is heavy paper that has been laminated. I used this for the shield as well. My thinking was that it would hold up well to abuse.

**Grizzly** · 21st October 11, 07:43 AM

Harold
is there no end to your talents? I am very envious of your skills. I can only make a cup of tea.

think I need a gin and tonic.............. ooh thats two things I can make

**Harold Cannon** · 21st October 11, 08:01 AM

LOL! what can I say? I like doing craft projects.

I just finished a reproduction jacobite sporran for one of our forum members and I have mailed off payment for a highland cow hide. So that will probably be the next one on my list.

**Cygnus** · 21st October 11, 08:26 AM

I only asked what it was made of because I recently read about Joseph McMillan's table banner on the Heraldry Society of Scotland forum (I believe Joseph is also a member here), where he mentioned that he printed his out onto a printable cotton.

From a couple of feet away, though, I doubt that anyone could tell the difference.

Once again, a very great job - you are very talented!

**Harold Cannon** · 21st October 11, 08:30 AM

I am on the American Heraldry Society forum as well. I saw Joseph's banner on there. I think I am going to get some of that printable fabric and make a few for myself.