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OHOME Fathers Day Giant Coloring Poster/Tablecloth - 30 x 72 Inches Jumbo Coloring Banner Kids Crafts Activities - Happy Fathers Day Decorations from Daughter Son Wife - Gifts from Kids

Name: OHOME Fathers Day Giant Coloring Poster/Tablecloth - 30 x 72 Inches Jumbo Coloring Banner Kids Crafts Activities - Happy Fathers Day Decorations from Daughter Son Wife - Gifts from Kids
Brand: OHOME
SKU: B0CX526G7C
Price: 9.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (1632 reviews)

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The gift a child makes lands differently from one bought at the last minute, and this gives them six feet of it. The banner prints at 30 by 72 inches on thick paper, big enough that two or three siblings can work at the same time without splitting the project between separate sheets. Sunday morning is usually when it gets finished.

Made By The Kids

Handing a child a banner this size changes what they think they are doing. Instead of signing a card in one corner, they fill a surface, and the parts they colored are still visible from across the room. Younger siblings can take a section while an older one handles the lettering. What arrives at the table on Fathers Day morning is finished by them, not for them.

Brunch Table Cover

Laid flat, the banner doubles as the cover for the table where breakfast is served, which is convenient on a morning that involves syrup and a toddler. The paper is thick enough to sit under plates without going soft in the middle, and it keeps the table clear of crayon marks while the coloring is still in progress. It sits under a cake just as easily.

Colors That Stay Put

Print quality decides whether a project like this is worth keeping. The design is printed clearly on paper that does not fade in a window or lift where a marker is dragged slowly, so the finished banner still looks the way it did on the day when it comes out of a drawer years later. The paper resists tearing along the fold lines during the work.

Taped Above The Grill

Once it is done the banner wants a wall. Garage doors, the fence behind the grill and the hallway a father walks through first thing are all wide enough to take six feet of paper. Families who host a June cookout use it as the background for the group photo, then fold it away with the cards. It goes up with tape and comes down without damage.