Here's what you'll need:
1. White cardstock paper
2. String, twine or ribbon
3. Pencil and scissors
4. Gluestick or tape
5. Magnets

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The top portion of each pennant should be folded over to make as tight a crease as possible.

Sometimes when you fold the top flap, you’ll notice the flap doesn’t line up perfectly with the shape of the main pennant. Simply trim this excess with scissors.

Place your string flat at your desired length and organize your pennants in the order you’d like. I made mine 43" long and it fits five banners nicely.

If you’ve printed on heavy cardstock, this step isn’t always necessary, as the top flap of your pennant will usually hang on the string just fine.

For added permanence, however, use a gluestick to keep the pennant hanging properly in your desired location on the string. This keeps the pennant from being knocked off or sliding around.

Add glue to the top flap. Position the string inside the crease at your desired location. Then press the flap to the pennant to make it stick.

Disney Cruise Lines allows you to decorate your stateroom door; in fact, they encourage it! They do not allow, however, any glue or tape or other adhesives to their doors. Most cabins have doors or surrounding walls that are perfect for magnetic stickiness.

So, I recommend that you stick your pennant to your stateroom door by adding simple magnet to each end of your pennant.

Grab yourself some very inexpensive magnets that have peel-off adhesive on one side and magnetic on the other.