🎄 Merry Christmas Banner: Vintage Xmas Decorations for Home Office, Party & Fireplace Mantle Review

This product was worth every penny, sits well on my window and looks very elegant. Each card is very well made and durable. The company provides you with a plastic needle that easily threatens in between. Card First card . Thread in ribbon . front to back next card is repeated front to back looks elegant and definitely worth it

First of all, it comes unassembled. It was a pain in the butt to tie yourself together. Second, the letters are VERY thin card stock. I think after Christmas I'll put them on thin pieces of cork so they last longer. Third, I didn't understand the word "Merry Christmas". I got the words "Merry Christmas". Yes, you read it right. They cut me an M. I bought them for $11.99 and in my opinion $10.99 was too much.

Has the vintage look I was looking for and it contrasts with my deep red fireplace. The cards are made of thick cardboard and will last for several years if properly packaged. I had to tie the letters together myself with the green satin ribbon provided. This was easy to do and allowed me to arrange the letters to fit the size of my chimney. I saw a way to hang it somewhere. By the way, there are TWO satin ribbons. I wanted to mention this in case anyone is looking for a "Merry Christmas" sign…

After reading all other reviews and "A picture is worth a thousand words" Read some negative reviews about quality. Although I still like their "antique" look and the thickness was perfect, very durable. I made sure to open the package immediately to check every letter. One feedback was that they received duplicate emails and missed others. So I check if I have every letter. the "T" in the word "Christmas" was torn off in the corner. The packaging was perfectly sealed and did not look open at…

Very nice impression. I love the vintage feel of the artwork. Aside from the fact that the company lied about the material the banner was made from, the description said it was made from chipboard. I work with chipboard and this banner is made of cardboard. This is a big difference in banner durability. If ever there was water, dust, or just normal wear and tear, card stock would be destroyed. Particle board is much stronger and can withstand potential wear and tear. So, to put it mildly, I do…

Easy to assemble, just look at the picture (if you are confused without instructions) and understand how to do it. All you have to do is thread the ribbon through the holes. I don't consider this a difficult build, my 6 year old niece Merry did. As for the comments saying it's paper thin, I'm confused. The description says it's a hard card, that's what I got. It's a little harder than cardboard, not flimsy at all. Just wanted to upvote and reply to these comments about them being "difficult" to