Collection
Valentine hearts, St. Patrick shamrocks, Easter eggs and Cinco de Mayo fiesta decor for the run of spring celebrations.
Serape stripes in the full range of fiesta colors, on two 52 by 87 inch covers that wipe down and store for the next taco night.
Fifty-two by eighty-seven inches of waterproof plastic, printed with gingham and bunnies, sized to cover an eight-foot folding table.
Six feet of eggs, bunnies and spring flowers to color, sized to cover the craft table and fill the hour between the hunt and dinner.
Clovers, a rainbow and a March 17 calendar page printed across a 32 by 72 inch sheet of coloring paper for a green afternoon.
Thirty by seventy-two inches of hearts to fill in, sized for the classroom table on the morning the card boxes come out.
A blank fiesta scene printed 30 by 72 inches, taped down so a classroom can color it from both sides at once.
About 5300 pieces in one box: 4600 polymer clay heishi beads, 500 charms, letter sets, elastic string, scissors and tweezers for making bracelets.
More than a hundred and twenty shamrock, leprechaun and rainbow stickers, sized for cards, journals and last-minute March craft tables.
One hundred stickers with no two designs alike, sized for the valentines a class trades and the treat bags that go with them.
One hundred and twenty vinyl bunny and egg stickers, small enough to tuck inside a plastic egg and sturdy enough for a lunchbox lid.
Make-your-own sticker sheets, twenty-four of them across eight designs of eggs, bunnies, carrots and butterflies, sized to sit inside a basket.
Twenty four sheets of shamrock stickers give a classroom or a kitchen table something to do on the seventeenth besides eat green food.
Twenty-four sheets of hearts and cupids, meant for the February exchange when every child in the class needs something small to hand across a desk.
Twenty-four sheets of mix-and-match faces, ears and carrots let a child build a bunny that looks the way they want it to.
Love-print covers in a two pack, each 52 by 87 inches, one for the dinner at home and one for the class party the same week.
Each of the two plastic covers measures 52 by 87 inches, sized for an eight foot table and the spills that come with ten people eating.
Rainbow fringe cut from PET film, backed with an adhesive strip, so a doorway becomes a photo wall in about a minute.
Forty shamrocks on nearly thirty-three feet of rope, in two greens, ready to cross a doorway or a mantel for the middle of March.
Pastel lettering and bunny artwork run across a banner that hangs whole above a mantel or splits in two to fit a narrower stretch of wall.
Bunnies, eggs, a chick and a carrot sit among pastel beads on six stretch bracelets, sized for a basket rather than a jewelry box.
Forty red felt hearts arrive already strung on four separate 66-inch lines, which leaves hanging them as the only job.
Eighty small sheets add up to 240 stickers on coated paper, enough to split between several baskets or hand out one sheet at a time.
Scratch cards in twelve heart and cupid designs, forty-eight of them, packed with cords and twenty-four wooden styluses for a class party.
Bingo for twenty-four players, with 25 calling cards and 490 egg-shaped markers to cover the bunnies, chicks and tulips as they come up.
Twenty-four player cards, twenty-five calling cards and 490 paper hearts turn a classroom party hour into a game everyone can follow.
Forty hearts strung across eight and a quarter feet, meant for a doorway, a classroom bulletin board or the wall behind a February photo.
Twelve pads of forty sheets in assorted colors, cut to the standard three inch square that fits a book margin, a monitor edge or a locker door.
Red hearts, forty of them on a strand a little over eight feet long, for the door, the mantel or the wall behind the Valentines table.
Six feet of coated kraft paper turns the dining table into a coloring station for leprechauns, rainbows and pots of gold.
Each of the twelve pencils lays down a blend of colors in one stroke, which is the whole appeal for a nine year old with a sketchbook.
Openwork lace in bright red, knit with rows of small hearts and finished with scalloped edges that do not shed threads.
February leaves the yard bare, and a 12 by 18 inch hello love flag by the front walk gives the house something to say.
Linen, 18 inches square, two to a set: the quiet version of Valentine's decorating, with no foil hearts taped to the walls.
Heart-print polyester, 73 inches long, for the dinner at home that stands in for the restaurant reservation nobody could get.
Ninety stickers and a poster measuring 72 by 30 inches, put together for the class party rather than for one child at home.
Silver scratch panels hide forty date ideas, one to a card, in a box large enough to hand over as a gift without wrapping.
A 54 by 88 inch sheet of coated kraft paper turns the craft table into one large coloring page of hearts, cupids and love notes.
Nine foil swirls, nine double-sided cutouts and a HAPPY EASTER banner cover the ceiling and the wall out of one box.
Ten feet of thick cardstock spells LUCKY over a doorway, with nine foil swirls and a shamrock wreath finishing the room.
Sixty green and sixty gold plastic coins, clover embossed on both faces, scatter down a table runner or fill the pot at the end of a hunt.
Twenty small gift sets, each pairing a pencil with a sheet of stickers, and four spare pencils on top, for a class exchange that needs no wrapping.
One hundred and eighty punch-out shamrocks in six sizes and two shades of green, enough to fill a bulletin board and keep spares.
Small enough to hide in a coat pocket, this handmade pop-up card opens into a standing sign that reads A SIGN TO SAY I LOVE YOU.
Letter beads spelling KISS, LOVE and XOXO run through a set of six pink and red bracelets finished with heart charms and HUG ME tags.
Fifty picks, each five inches long, topped with red and white LOVE hearts for cheese boards, sliders and the rim of a glass.
Cut from MDF at 12 by 6 inches and about an eighth of an inch thick, this shamrock sign arrives with its twine hanger tied on.
Shamrocks scattered across green polyester, 13.8 by 73 inches, sized for a dining table that seats four to six people.
Rabbits and painted eggs run the length of a polyester runner cut to 13.8 by 73 inches for a brunch table of four to six.
One linen garden flag, twelve by eighteen inches, with clovers and a WELCOME greeting printed clearly on both faces for March.
Marking two hundred and fifty years, this spun polyester panel flies at twelve by eighteen inches and goes in the wash when road dust settles on it.
Two shamrock-printed plastic covers, each eighty-seven by fifty-two inches, which is one for the food table and one for the drinks.
Thirteen by seventy-two inches of green spun polyester, sewn to sit on a table that seats four to six through the middle of March.
Six stretch bracelets on elastic cord, strung with shamrocks, charms and beads spelling LUCKY and IRISH, ready to hand out at the door.
Bunnies, chicks and IN MY EGG CELLENT ERA lettering printed across six feet of coated kraft paper, waiting for a box of markers.
