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OHOME Valentines Day Decorations - Valentines Banner - Valentines Decor Red Heart Garland 40 Pack Valentines Day Backdrop Galentines Day Decorations Party Favors for Door Wall Classroom School Home

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Some rooms need one clear color rather than a mix, and red does the whole job in February. This strand carries 40 hearts over 8.25 feet, which is long enough to run above a classroom door or across the front of a mantel in one piece. It hangs with tape, pins or hooks depending on the surface, and setup rarely outlasts the search for the tape.

Red On White Walls

A single color reads farther across a room than a pattern does. Against a white classroom wall, a beige hallway or a dark front door, the red hearts hold their shape from the far end of the space, and photographs taken in front of them do not turn muddy. There is nothing else on the strand competing for attention, which is why it works behind a table already crowded with food.

Door Frames And Windows

Eight and a quarter feet suits the shapes most homes already have. Draped over a front door it frames the entry for the week; run along a window it catches the light from outside; looped twice on a stair rail it fills the space without hardware. Classroom teachers put it above the whiteboard where nothing else fits, since the strand needs only two anchor points.

Through A School Week

Decorations in a classroom get touched. The hearts are cut from material sturdy enough to survive a week of hands brushing past on the way to the coat hooks, and the strand does not stretch out of shape where it is pinned. At home it holds up on a covered porch. When the month ends it folds down small and goes into the same box as the cards.

Backdrop For Photos

Photographers and parents both use a strand like this as a background. Hung flat against a wall at chest height it gives a portrait a frame; hung at the top of a doorway it appears over the shoulders of everyone walking through. Couples use it for anniversary dinners at home and friends string it above a shared brunch, so it rarely spends only one evening out of the box.

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