Christmas Decorations - OMG SANTA I KNOW HIM Christmas Elf Garden Flag | Double Sided Christmas Backdrop Banner for Outdoor Outside - Xmas Party Favors Supplies for Garden Porch Patio Lawn Yard
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Christmas Decorations - OMG SANTA I KNOW HIM Christmas Elf Garden Flag | Double Sided Christmas Backdrop Banner for Outdoor Outside - Xmas Party Favors Supplies for Garden Porch Patio Lawn Yard

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Most yard decorations at Christmas are earnest. This one is a joke, with a green suited elf and the line OMG SANTA I KNOW HIM across 12 by 18 inches of polyester, bordered in red and black buffalo plaid with gold snowflakes. The seams are stitched twice and the sleeve is thick, which is what a flag needs between December wind and wet snow.

A Line People Stop For

The line of text is the whole point here. Neighbors walking a dog read it from the path and most of them smile, which is more than a wreath manages. On a street where every house has lights, a flag that says something gives the front garden its own character. Households that like a bit of humor in their decorating leave it up the longest.

Snow, Wind And Low Sun

December weather is harder on a flag than October. The polyester sheds rain and wet snow, the stitching around all four edges takes the flapping that comes with a winter gale, and the printing holds its color under low winter sun. Put up at the start of Advent, the panel still looks the same when the tree comes down.

Plaid Border, Gold Snowflakes

The border does the work of matching the rest of the display. Red and black check along the top ties the flag to plaid stockings, burlap ribbon and the farmhouse style most Christmas decorating falls into, and the gold snowflakes pick up warm lights at night. Set beside a wreath on the door the two read as one scheme.

Entryway Wall In January

Taken off the stand, the panel works indoors on a wall or across the front of an entry table, which is useful in a flat with no lawn or when the ground is frozen too hard for a stake. The polyester goes through a washing machine before being put away, so mud from the garden does not sit on it until next winter.

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