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4th of July Decorations - 26 PCS Patriotic USA Banner Star Streamer Paper Fans Hanging Swirls Pompoms Set for Memorial Day | Fourth of July Accessories for Indoor Outdoor Home

Name: 4th of July Decorations - 26 PCS Patriotic USA Banner Star Streamer Paper Fans Hanging Swirls Pompoms Set for Memorial Day | Fourth of July Accessories for Indoor Outdoor Home
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0GK56VLWT
Price: 12.59 USD
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Buying patriotic decorations one piece at a time leaves a room half finished. This set arrives with twenty-six parts that cover a ceiling, a wall and a table at once: paper fans at 15.8, 11.8 and 7.9 inches, six-inch pompoms, a dozen hanging swirls in red and blue, a seven-foot star banner and a six-foot Love USA garland.

Fans In Three Sizes

Six fans come in three diameters, two of each, which is what makes a wall arrangement look composed instead of repetitive. The largest at 15.8 inches anchors the middle, the 11.8 inch pair sits off to either side and the 7.9 inch pair fills the gaps near the edge. Folded flat they take almost no room in storage between one summer and the next.

Six Red, Six Blue

The twelve double hanging swirls split evenly, six in red and six in blue, so they can be alternated along a porch ceiling or clustered over a food table. Hung at staggered lengths they fill the vertical space that fans and banners leave empty, which is what a room needs when the party runs into the evening and people are standing rather than seated.

Felt Banner, Seven Feet

Two strung pieces handle the long spans. The star banner runs seven feet in sturdy felt, which holds its shape across a mantel rather than curling the way paper bunting does, and the Love USA garland adds another six feet of lettering. Together they reach across a window, a fence section or the front of a buffet table with the stars facing out.

Strings Already Attached

Every piece in the box comes with its hanging string in place and simple fastening buttons, so assembling the display is threading and tying rather than cutting and taping. The banner and garland slide onto a line in one motion. A set that goes up in minutes is the one that actually gets used again for Memorial Day and the following Independence Day weekend.