Free Printable Chalkboard Banner Letters, A-Z

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These free printable chalkboard banner letters are super versatile. Perfect for parties, seasonal and regular decor, classrooms, and so much more. Download the entire set below.

I think a chalkboard background is the perfect neutral palette for a banner letter. You add festive ribbons and such between each letter when stringing them together to make them more festive for whatever you're decorating for. Or, just leave them as is. Download your set of Free Printable Chalkboard Banner Letters below.

Chalkboard Banner Letters

I love decorating with printable banners...they pack a big bang for a little buck. And they're not overly fussy to cut out and hang. Today's set of letters are perfect for just about anything.

Chalkboard Banner Specifics

I've made these banner letters as user-friendly as possible. See all of their information below.

How to Download and Print these Letters:

• Download your set of letters below. 
• Need help with downloading or or printing your letters? See my complete instructional tutorial here (it includes a step-by-step video, too).
• This banner is for personal use. However, if you have a small shop or business and would like to carry the printed version (no digital reselling is permitted), be sure to grab a commercial license here. 
• As pictured above, each pennant measures 4x5". There are four letters on each letter-sized page. Print as many as you like.
• This banner downloads in one entire PDF or, you can select pages in two of the download platforms I provide. I go back and forth on banner downloads: some folks want individual letters per page, some feel like it's huge a waste of paper. So, yes, that is always a puzzle as to which way to head. You certainly don't have to print every letter, but again, that's how the downloads are set up. 
• I've also included a heart and exclamation mark pennant. The heart can be used as a spacer if you're using this banner for more than one word. Or, it can lengthen a banner when added to the ends. 
• Make sure you print your banner letters onto white cardstock paper. If you have stopped by this blog before, you know I'm a firm believer in the power of white cardstock...especially on banner printables. Regular copier or printer paper will curl on the ends/points of the pennants.
• I buy all of my cardstock here on Amazon for the best price around. 
• No need for a specialty size, these free printable banner letters are designed to print onto 8.5x11" (letter-sized) pages to keep it easy.
• Cut each pennant out around the outer edge. 
• I've got tips on stringing your banner below.

Tips for Stringing Together a Banner

As I say a lot, banners are definitely my thing. Here are some of my favorite tips, tricks, and items to use when stringing together your free printable banner letters:

• Jute Twine is my preferred string for a banner. Baker's Twine is super cute, too, but only if your banner is shorter (five characters or less). It can't support the weight of letters as well as jute twine can.
• Grab natural-colored Jute Twine here on Amazon.
• Grab a pack of fun colors of Jute Twine here on Amazon.
• When using Jute Twine, it takes a few hours for it to acclimate off of the roll (as in, not be "curly"). Don't worry, it will eventually lay flat for you. Just give it a couple of hours after hanging it up.
• There are two ways to attach your banner letters to your twine: hole punch or clothespins. 
• If using a hole punch, you'll punch a hole on the top two corners of your banner letter (two holes per letter). Then string your twine through (I prefer for my twine to lay across the back of my pennant, so I insert it from the front).
• I prefer a smaller 1/8" hole punch (found here on Amazon) so it doesn't distract from the design of each pennant. 
• You can have a lot of fun hanging your banner with clothespins. I honestly think miniature clothespins are super cute (and their weight won't affect your banner and the way it hangs). 
• These natural colored mini clothespins (found here on Amazon) are always a good choice. I use them a lot on my banners.
• These rainbow colored mini clothespins (found here on Amazon) are seriously fun and add a splash of color to a black and white banner.

Not sure how to Print a Printable?

See my complete video tutorial below covering how to print your printables on either a Mac or a PC...on your home printer or even uploaded to your local print shop. If you have additional questions, please refer to my thorough, step-by-step post here on printing your printables. It includes budget-friendly, at-home printer recommendations, too.

Download Your Chalkboard Banner Letters:

• Download via Droplr in one large file.
• Download via Dropbox.
• The Dropbox folder has options for the one file or individual pages.
• Download via Google Drive.
• The Google Drive folder has options for the one file or individual pages.

More Free Printable Banner Letters

• Be sure to check out my free A-Z banner letters (pictured above) here. This banner features all of the letters, plus an option for just 'Happy Birthday'. 
• Looking for another birthday-specific banner printable? I have this glittery one here for you (the glitter is built in to the design...no need to worry about a mess).
• I also have these cute printable mason jar letters that readers enjoy making banners out of, as well.
• And my free printable GRATEFUL banner is perfect all fall long.
• This simple letter banner from Shanty 2 Chic is so easy to use for anything.
• And this farmhouse letter banner from Less than Perfect Life of Bliss is another good option.