Nine Classic Holiday Subjects
The set works through the symbols people expect to see in December rather than one motif repeated nine times. Spread along a dining table, a dessert buffet and a present display station, nine subjects give each surface something of its own. Red, forest green and snow white run through all of them, which keeps a long table looking planned instead of collected over years.
Opens Into Three Dimensions
Printed cardstock faces hold the artwork and a honeycomb tissue fan between them gives each piece its rounded depth. Standing up, they catch the eye from across a room in a way a flat card never does. Thick double-sided coated stock means the back is printed too, which matters on a table with chairs all the way around it.
No Scissors or Tape
Setting up needs nothing out of the drawer. The honeycomb base unfolds, the adhesive sticker peels off, and the two sides fasten together; a few minutes covers the whole set. For a classroom or an office where the decorating happens in a lunch break, that is the difference between the box being opened and the box staying in the cupboard.
Beside a Photo Backdrop
Christmas photographs tend to be taken in the same corner every year. These pieces sit along the front of a table set up under a backdrop, filling the lower half of the frame where there is usually nothing at all. Indoors they suit a dining room, a boutique party venue or a children's classroom, and a covered outdoor display takes them too.
