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OHOME 4th of July Decorations - 4th of July Banner for Memorial Day | Fourth of July Decor Indoor Outdoor Outside - July 4th Garland Accessories Party Favors Supplies Wreath for Window Wall Door

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Independence Day decorating usually starts at the fireplace or the front window, and this banner is cut for both. Letters spelling USA sit between stars and flag elements in red, white and blue. Strung whole, it spans a mantel; separated into sections, it fills a window frame, a stair rail and a porch post without anyone noticing it came from one package.

Split It Apart

The banner is meant to be broken up. Short walls, narrow windows and the space over a kitchen doorway rarely match the length of a full garland, so taking it apart is the difference between a piece that fits and one that sags in the middle. Sections can also be spread through several rooms, which stretches one package across a whole house.

Indoors and Out

Wrinkle resistance is what lets the same banner work on a porch in July heat and over a fireplace the same evening. It comes out of storage without a press, and an afternoon outdoors does not leave it limp. Hung along a railing it takes wind without shredding; hung indoors it holds a straight line rather than drooping between its end points.

Over the Mantel

A mantel is the one surface in most houses that already expects a decoration, and the proportions here suit it: lettering large enough to read from the sofa, elements spaced so the clock underneath still shows. Above a doorway the same run frames the entrance, and taped along the top of a serving table it hides the folding legs. Nothing about the setup needs more than tape or a couple of hooks.

Small Yard, Big Party

Scale is usually the problem with patriotic decor: a full parade setup swamps a small townhouse yard, and a single flag disappears at a block party. Because the run can be hung whole or cut into pieces, it handles both ends. A family cookout for six gets a mantel piece; a driveway party for forty gets the whole length stretched between two posts with room left for chairs.

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