Collection
Patriotic banners and stars for the Fourth, plus pool, beach and luau decor for the rest of the summer.
Red, white and blue plastic covers, two of them, each long enough for an eight foot table out on the porch or the lawn.
Cones, scoops and rainbow sprinkles printed across two 52 by 87 inch covers, cut for the folding table a sundae bar takes over.
Palm leaves and tropical flowers on two plastic covers of 52 by 87 inches, for the table beside the pool in August.
Waterproof PE covers printed with open water, 52 by 87 inches apiece and two to a pack, for a pool deck table that is going to get wet anyway.
Flags, a party hat, star balloons and fireworks printed on a six foot paper banner that keeps the children busy while the grill works.
Ice cream and a summer scene printed across 30 by 72 inches of thick paper, for the flat part of a long school holiday.
Luau tables get a coloring banner instead of a plain cover, thick enough to take marker at one end and a plate of pineapple at the other.
Stars and stripes across two PEVA covers, each 54 by 108 inches, cut long enough to reach the ends of a park picnic table.
Two PE covers printed with hibiscus, palm fronds and flamingos, each 51.2 by 86.6 inches, sized for the food table at a backyard luau.
Two red, white and blue foil curtains, each just over six and a half feet long, stick above a doorway and turn it into a photo spot.
Six stretch bracelets in red, white and blue clay beads, with star beads, smiley faces and gold detail, made for wrists of 4.7 to 7.8 inches.
Bold USA lettering, stars and flag panels on a garland that hangs whole over a mantel or splits into shorter runs for a window.
Seventy inches across and thirteen deep, a stars and stripes porch banner for the rail, the front door or the garage through the patriotic months.
Two Aloha banners in textured polyester, each 70.9 by 11.8 inches, with a rod, a hanging string and holes at the hem to keep them straight.
Hibiscus flowers and palm leaves cover two plastic table covers of 51.2 by 86.6 inches, made for a pool deck or a backyard.
Seventy-three inches of red, white and blue down the middle of the table, printed for the 1776-2026 anniversary rather than a generic Fourth.
Daisies, lavender and eucalyptus printed down seventy-three inches of polyester, sized to cross a table that seats four to six people.
Watercolor banana leaves and palm fronds on a cream ground, sized to run the length of a table set for a summer party.
Stars in red, white and blue run the length of the table for Memorial Day and stay out through the Fourth without looking like paper.
Twelve by eighteen inches of double-sided polyester marking 1776 to 2026, with a bald eagle, a shield and bunting in the print.
Ten feet across and two feet tall, printed with the flag, a bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge and fireworks.
Nine honeycomb centerpieces open into flamingos, tiki masks, palm trees, pineapples and surfboards across a table set for a luau.
Stars and stripes and rainbow bands meet in a double heart on a 12 by 18 inch flag marking both Pride and the 1776-2026 anniversary.
Wings spread over the stars and stripes with fireworks behind: a 12 by 18 inch garden flag printed both sides for 1776-2026.
Twelve small flags on twelve-inch wooden poles, long enough to grip properly or push into a flower pot along the front walk.
White stars in patriotic colors down 73 by 13.8 inches of polyester, made to go in the wash after the ribs and the sparklers.
Ten feet of red, white and blue rain silk in a two pack, hung across a porch or a fence for the Fourth and taken down the same week.
Clay beads spelling 250 YEARS, LIBERTY and FREEDOM make a set of six stretch bracelets to hand around before the parade starts.
Plates, cups, napkins, a tablecloth and a banner in one box, sized to serve twenty-four at a backyard Independence Day cookout.
A luau table cover paired with a summer coloring poster, so the backyard table is dressed and the children have something to do at it.
A warm-weather plaything for the backyard stretch of the year, when the party moves outdoors and the children need something of their own.
Bees on a yellow polyester strip, 73 inches long, made to sit on the kitchen table on an ordinary Wednesday rather than only at a party.
Stars and red, white and blue florals along 73 inches of wrinkle resistant polyester, for the buffet that carries the potato salad on the Fourth.
Blue foil curtains in a pair, each about 3.2 by 6.56 feet, cut from PET film thick enough to hang again after the first pool party ends.
At 72 by 30 inches, this coated paper coloring sheet covers a table and keeps a row of kids busy through the long wait until fireworks.
Vintage stamp artwork runs the length of a 73 inch polyester runner made for the 1776 to 2026 anniversary and the table set beneath it.
Stars in red, white and blue run down 73 inches of polyester that comes out of the drawer for Memorial Day and stays in rotation until September.
Thirty inches by six feet of line art to spread across a table, printed with dolphins, rainbows and ice cream cones.
