Bunting Corner SVG

A corner full of flags

Bunting is the quickest way to make a space look festive, and this design puts it in a corner. Three charcoal strings swoop out from the top left, each one longer than the last, and every string is hung with a row of small triangle flags. The flags cycle through red, blue, yellow and green. Tucked right into the corner is a quarter circle, a red ring around a yellow center, like a little sun peeking in.

The open space below and to the right is where your words go, which makes it an ideal frame for an invitation, a menu or a thank-you note.

Pieces and weeding

The solid file has 26 pieces and no cut-outs. The flags are the bulk of them, and the three strings and two corner shapes complete it. Because every flag is loose, transfer tape is a must for vinyl. On card, glue the strings first, then tuck the flags in along each one. It passes our cut checks from about 4.5 inches wide.

Color layers

• Red in cherry red: a quarter of the flags and the outer ring in the corner
• Blue in cobalt blue: a quarter of the flags
• Yellow in golden yellow: a quarter of the flags and the center of the corner piece
• Green in grass green: the remaining flags
• Charcoal in near-black charcoal: the three strings

Four corners from one file

The design fills one corner, but it is easy to dress the others. In your design software, duplicate it and flip the copy horizontally for the top right, then vertically for the bottom corners. Two opposite corners often look better than all four, leaving room for writing in the middle.

Sizes that work

Under 4.5 inches the strings get too fine to weed. For small cards, print the color file and use Print Then Cut instead.

Ideas

• Window decals on a front window, one in each upper corner
• Mirror corners in removable vinyl for the party weekend
• Invitations and menus, printed and cut together
• Scrapbook pages that frame a party photo
• Chalkboard signs, with the bunting in vinyl and the message in chalk

Tips for window vinyl

Use removable vinyl for windows and mirrors so it peels away cleanly after the party. Apply it on the inside of the glass, and cut a mirrored copy if you want it to read from the outside. Smooth from the corner outward, following the strings, to push out air.

Change the colors

Pastel flags suit a baby’s first party, while black, white and gold suit a grown-up dinner. Our guide to changing SVG colors shows how to try them first.

Pairs well with

The Number Banner carries the pennant idea onto a real string, and the Confetti Frame fills the middle of a sign.