Collection
Spooky banners, pumpkin garlands, ghost balloons and harvest table decor for Halloween night and the whole autumn season.
Turkeys, pumpkins and fall leaves on plastic wide enough for the dining table, with a second cover for wherever the children eat.
Printed covers at 52 by 87 inches, two in the pack, that fit a standard eight-foot table and later tape to the wall as a photo backdrop.
Set this 32 by 72 inch coloring banner on the party table and the guests decorate it themselves before the trick or treating starts.
Autumn line art printed across a 30 by 72 inch sheet gives children a long project and gives the table underneath it a cover.
Heavy coloring paper, 30 by 72 inches, made for the kids end of the table on the afternoon the kitchen has no room for anyone.
One hundred vinyl leaves, flowers and harvest shapes between 2 and 2.4 inches, meant to be peeled up and moved rather than left where they land.
One hundred Halloween stickers, ghosts through grinning pumpkins, sized for cards, party bags and the back of a classroom worksheet.
Turkeys, pumpkins, cornucopias and autumn leaves on twenty-four sheets, enough for a table of children to build a bird of their own.
Twenty-four sheets in eight spooky designs, enough for a class of children to decorate pumpkins, treat bags and windows without a knife in sight.
Warm fall coloring on a pair of 52 by 87 inch PEVA covers, cut for the six or eight-foot table a Friendsgiving potluck ends up on.
Two cloths at 86.6 by 51.2 inches, printed with ghosts, bats and pumpkins for the table that takes the worst of a Halloween party.
Foil streamer curtains in orange, purple and black, 3.3 by 6.56 feet apiece, go up on the tape already fixed along the top edge.
Fringe panels of 39.4 by 78.7 inches come two to a pack and stick up by the adhesive strip along the top, covering a doorway in a minute.
A GIVE THANKS banner that hangs whole over a mantel or splits into two shorter strands when the wall is narrower than the greeting.
Hung over a doorway or split into shorter runs along a wall, this banner marks the house as the one handing out candy on the thirty first.
Polymer clay beads in harvest yellows, reds and browns make up a set of six stretch bracelets with GIVE lettering and turkey charms.
Cardstock pennants at 7.4 by 5.5 inches, printed with pumpkins and maple leaves, arrive pre-punched with a roll of white string included.
Thirty-six sheets of peel and stick faces at 6.5 by 3.9 inches, so a pumpkin gets eyes and a grin without a knife on the table.
Maple and oak shapes cut from glitter foam, 138 in a pack, with adhesive backs a child can peel without an adult standing by.
Forty-eight scratch cards, ten wooden styluses and a cord for each card, boxed for a classroom party or a table of trick-or-treaters.
Turkey-shaped markers, 24 cards and a stack of calls give the table something to do while the bird finishes resting in the kitchen.
Ghost-shaped markers and 24 cards of jack-o-lanterns and black cats keep a classroom party going once the costume parade is over.
Each letter of HAPPY FRIENDSGIVING gets its own flag, printed on both faces so the line reads from either side of the room.
Coated kraft paper at 54 by 88 inches, printed with turkeys and pumpkins for the younger end of the table to color while dinner finishes cooking.
Leaves and autumn florals on two 52 by 87 inch covers, sized for the folding tables that appear when Thanksgiving outgrows the dining room.
Thirty-five by sixty-three inches of coated kraft paper covered in ghosts and pumpkins, waiting to be colored in by whoever sits down.
Seventy-three inches of printed polyester that covers the length of a dining table and leaves room for platters at both ends.
Twelve by eighteen inches of burlap-look polyester, printed on both sides with autumn leaves and a welcome, for the stand already in the flower bed.
Turkeys, pumpkins and the word WELCOME on a hand-sewn linen flag of 12 by 18 inches, printed to read from both directions.
Watercolor maple leaves in orange and gold run the length of this 73 inch strip, made for tables that stay dressed from harvest through Thanksgiving.
The scene printed here is a rustic barn with pumpkins and sunflowers in front of it, twelve by eighteen inches on burlap-look polyester.
Harvest orange by the hundred sheets, 11.8 by 19.6 inches each, sized for gift bags, mantel draping and the layering that fall crafts run on.
Ghosts on one cushion and bats on the other, 18 inches square, swapped onto the couch pillows that are already in the room.
Pumpkins and a seasonal line on two 18-inch covers, which is the least disruptive way to move a living room into autumn.
Pumpkins printed down a linen runner of 73 by 13.8 inches, narrow enough to leave the sides of the table clear for platters.
Eighty two feet of three inch polyethylene tape printed DO NOT ENTER, enough to wrap a porch rail, a stair banister and two doorways over.
Each of the nine pieces in this set opens into its own fall shape: turkeys, pumpkins, squirrels and Give Thanks lettering.
The word WELCOME runs vertically down this flag, past a sunflower, a stack of pumpkins and a few acorns, at twelve by eighteen inches.
Footballs, pumpkins and sunflowers share this panel with the line Football and Fall Y'all, aimed at the yards that fly something on Saturdays.
Orange and red blooms sit on a black ground here, which is what makes the Hello Fall lettering readable from the sidewalk.
Maple leaves, acorns and pumpkins are carved into an eleven inch square of wood that carries a porch from September through Thanksgiving.
A FRIENDSGIVING banner and nine foil swirls arrive together, enough to dress a doorway and a ceiling before the first guest knocks.
Nine foil swirls and a hello FALL banner cover the awkward empty space between a ceiling and a dining table in October.
Fifty-two by eighty-seven inches, printed with leaves and pumpkins, and two to a pack so the side table gets covered as well.
Thirty-six paper napkins in three plies, printed with pumpkins, autumn leaves and the words Thankful, Grateful, Blessed.
Tape the zombie poster to a door, hand out the twelve eyeball stickers, and a Halloween party has its next twenty minutes.
Turning leaves and harvest flowers run down a single 73 by 13.8 inch piece, covering the table from the first cold week through Thanksgiving.
Eerie lettering for a porch, a hallway or the wall behind the candy bowl, made to stay outside through the last damp week of October.
Three oversized sheet ghosts hold to glass with nothing but a spritz of water, then peel away again when the season is over.
Two GIVE THANKS banners, each roughly 71 inches long and a foot tall, cut from 600D Oxford for a porch rail or a garage door.
Eleven inches of distressed round wood, printed with Cozy FALL VIBES and topped with a striped burlap bow, made to hang on a front door.
