Collection
Christmas garlands, tree ornaments, stockings and New Year countdown decor to dress the house from December into January.
Two 54 by 108 inch holiday table covers that fit an eight-foot table and take the spills of a Christmas dinner in their stride.
Four black and gold covers, each 54 by 108 inches, for the long rectangular tables that turn up at a milestone birthday or a New Year party.
Four royal blue and gold covers, each 54 by 108 inches, sized for the long rectangle tables that show up at graduations and receptions.
Gold on white, four covers to a pack, for a bridal shower or a Friendsgiving where every table in the room needs to match by noon.
Five hundred self-adhesive tags at 2.95 by 1.6 inches, enough to name every parcel in the house and the ones going to the office as well.
Coloring paper, six feet long and thirty-two inches across, put out on the kitchen table for the stretch of December when school has stopped.
Six feet of blank coloring artwork to keep a room of children busy until midnight, then cover the table when the food comes out.
Twenty-four sheets across eight designs, from Santa to snowflakes, sized for gift tags, window glass and the front of a homemade card.
Two foil fringe panels, each about 3.2 by 6.56 feet, that stick over a door or wall and turn a plain corner into a photo booth.
Eight feet of foil fringe per panel, a pair to a pack, for the door and the wall behind the countdown on the last night of December.
Lettering that spells out the greeting without a year attached, so the same banner comes back out the following December instead of going stale.
Strung over a doorway or across a mantel, this MERRY CHRISTMAS lettering gives a room its holiday line and folds away flat in January.
Red, green and gold beads spell out the season across six stretch bracelets, with Santa and wreath charms sized for wrists from 4.5 to 7.6 inches.
Four jumbo sheets at 29 by 42 inches, folded flat instead of rolled, so the paper lies down on the floor rather than curling over your hands.
Forty-eight scratch cards, forty-eight cords and ten wooden styluses make an ornament project that fills a cold afternoon indoors.
Bingo for a room of twenty-four, with Santa, reindeer and ornaments on the cards and five hundred markers in the box to cover them.
Snowflakes, trees and reindeer printed down a 73 inch polyester runner that stays on the dining table from the first Sunday of Advent.
Garden flag at 12 by 18 inches, double sided linen with a tree, a Merry Christmas and a Welcome, sized for the stand already set in the front bed.
One hundred sheets of red, green and white tissue at roughly 19.7 by 14 inches, enough to line and stuff gift bags for a long December.
Three hundred and twenty stickers in more than 160 designs, small enough to fill a stocking toe and keep a child busy through December.
Two 18 by 18 inch covers with hidden zippers slip over pillows you already own, so the couch changes for December without new cushions.
Nine stainless steel cutters in holiday shapes, including a 9.2 cm tree and a 9 cm gingerbread man, with rolled edges that do not bite the hand.
One hundred yards across four rolls: red and green satin plus gold and silver metallic, at 10mm wide for bows that sit flat on a package.
An eleven inch round sign in red and white hangs on a hook already in the door, adding Merry Christmas and a reindeer sleigh to the entry.
Five hundred self-adhesive name tags at 2.95 by 1.6 inches, in mixed holiday designs, for the pile of presents waiting to be labeled.
Twenty-four red envelopes in six gold-foiled designs, sized 6.69 by 3.6 inches so a folded bill is never needed at the reunion table.
