OHOME St Patricks Day Decorations - Hanging Swirls, Shamrock Banner - Shamrock Decorations Garland St Patty's Day Accessories Party Favors for Home Door Birthday | St. Patrick's Day Decor
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OHOME St Patricks Day Decorations - Hanging Swirls, Shamrock Banner - Shamrock Decorations Garland St Patty's Day Accessories Party Favors for Home Door Birthday | St. Patrick's Day Decor

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Measured end to end the banner runs ten feet, which spans a standard doorway with slack left over to drape properly. It is printed on thick cardstock and arrives pre-strung, so hanging it comes down to two pieces of tape and a level eye. Nine foil swirls and nine cutouts go up around it, and a wreath dressed with fluffy shamrocks takes the entryway.

Ten Foot Span

Ten feet is longer than most doorframes and most mantels, which is deliberate. A banner that just barely reaches ends up stretched into a straight line with the letters pulled apart; one with length to spare hangs in a proper curve and the word stays legible. Over a wider opening it can run flatter, and along a stair rail the extra length follows the slope.

Thick Cardstock Letters

The LUCKY lettering is printed on heavy stock with shamrocks worked into the design, so the letters keep their edges rather than curling after an hour in a warm room. Weight also helps when the banner doubles as a photo backdrop and people stand close to it. It goes back into the box folded along the string and comes out flat the following March.

Wreath For The Entry

A wreath is the piece that does the work before anyone is inside. Trimmed with fluffy shamrocks and green accents, it hangs on the front door or an interior door and sets the theme without competing with the banner further in. Left up for the first half of March it reads as seasonal decor rather than party setup, which is the useful thing about a wreath.

Desks And Break Rooms

Not every celebration is a party at home. This is a small enough kit to put up around a desk, along a break room wall or across a classroom without taking an hour or looking excessive by the second week of the month. The swirls carry leprechaun and shamrock cutouts, all pre-assembled, so a lunch break is long enough to hang the lot.

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