Gnomes in Buffalo Plaid
The trees are drawn as gnomes, with plaid bodies and stars at the top, which puts two popular farmhouse motifs in one piece instead of asking for separate decorations. Multi color buffalo check keeps it warm rather than formal. On a plain painted door the shape and the pattern are what a visitor sees from the end of the path.
Jute Rope Already Tied
Natural jute rope is fitted before the sign leaves the pack, so hanging it means putting the loop over a hook, a nail or a wreath hanger. No drilling, knotting or threading comes first, and nothing arrives in pieces. The rope suits the rustic look of the artwork and holds the plaque level, which a single length of ribbon tied at home rarely manages.
Covered Porch and Entryway
A front door is the obvious spot, and the same plaque works on a porch wall, an entryway, a patio or any covered outdoor space where it is out of standing rain. Indoors it hangs over a fireplace mantel, on a kitchen wall or in a living room beside the tree. The cut out shape fills a narrow wall better than a frame.
Keeps for Many Seasons
Sturdy lightweight wood with high definition fade resistant printing is the part that decides how many Decembers a sign survives. It does not warp in a hallway or lose color on a shaded porch. Wrapped in the box the rest of the decorations live in, it comes out intact the following year rather than chipped and flaking along the cut edges.