Identify images for the poster by using an Internet image search or visiting a Tudor history website. Many images of Tudor family members and their symbols are available in the public domain for personal or educational use. Download and re-size the images to the desired size. Print the images on a color printer. Use a craft knife or sharp scissors to cut out images.
Choose a horizontal window for a horizontal poster and a vertical window for a vertical poster. Using a yardstick or straightedge and pencil, sketch light lines on the poster board to represent the window frames and selected wall beams to the right and left of the window frames.
Place cut-out pictures on the poster board fitting your desired layout scheme. Outline the pictures in light pencil to indicate areas for placement.
Cut strips of brown construction paper in desired lengths to represent wood beams. Place the poster board and strips of paper in a well-ventilated area. Spray the back of a brown construction paper strip with spray adhesive and place on the poster board. Repeat until all wood beam lines are complete.
Keep the poster board in a well-ventilated area. Begin at the top of the poster and place images one at a time. Spray the back of each image you have selected with spray adhesive and adhere to each window segment based on the pencil outlines.
Print poster title and captions in a word processing program. Select a plain font for smaller titles. Select an old English font for the larger titles. Cut out title and captions with craft knife or scissors. Spray the back of the title and captions with spray adhesive and adhere to poster in desired areas.