Ad Crucem Sacraments Banners - Complete Set of 14 Banners

The Sacrament Banners are multi-season, with every primary seasonal color. The banners celebrate our Sacraments: Baptism and the Lord's Supper. 

These are the seven colors available in this set (7 x "Left" banner and 7 x "Right" banner): [Not all colors are shown in the images. Screen colors are the best approximation of the final color of the fabric.] 

1. Blue (Advent) ◉
   
2. Rose Pink (Gaudete & Laetare) ◉
   
3. White (Christmas, Epiphany, Maundy Thursday, Easter Sunday, and select Festivals) ◉
   
4. Violet (Advent, Lent) ◉ or ◉
   
5. Red (Pentecost, Reformation, & Holy Cross. Palm Sunday is usually scarlet, but the difference in color is insignificant for a single-use set of banners). ◉
6. Green (Ordinary Time - Pentecost / After Trinity), ◉
7. Black (Good Friday). ◉
   

• Grand: 3.25 feet x 12 feet. 
• Large: 3.25 feet x 9 feet. 
• Regular: 3 feet x 6 feet.
• Custom sizes: please contact Ad Crucem

Material:
Heavyweight poplin fabric that is very durable and fully hemmed with two pole pockets at the top and bottom. It retains its vibrant color and shape whilst also being abrasion, chlorine, and pilling resistant over many years, especially if handled with care. This fabric may be hand washed and steamed.

Hanging Hardware:

1. Using a 1 1/8 dowel for the pole pockets at the top and bottom is recommended.
1. Dowels are easily available from any of the home improvement stores and Ace Hardware. Select dowels that are straight!
   
2. Sanding with 320 grit sandpaper will prevent any snagging when you slide the dowels into the pole pockets.
2. Cut the dowels to the width of the selected banner.
3. Insert self-tapping stainless steel eye screws at each end - 3/32" x 7/8" should be adequate.
4. Hang the banners with a 2.5 mm paracord in a color that most closely matches the hanging wall.
1. After cutting the paracord to size, burn the ends with a lighter for a short time to prevent fraying.
2. Knot the paracord to the eyelets and adjust the length until both banners are hanging at the same height.