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HAPPY VALENTINES DAY felt banner - red, pink or white letters

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HAPPY VALENTINES DAY felt banner - red, pink or white lettersWool Jamboree HAPPY VALENTINES DAY banner is perfect for reusable Valentine's Day celebrations or all season decor! You can hang it on your mantel, wall, window, or in a photo op backdrop! ATTENTION: If ordering more than one of this listing, contact me first to verify inventory turn around time, thanks Amy info@wooljamboree. com Made of 18 felt letters spelling out "HAPPY VALENTINES DAY". The letters are 3 inches tall and vary in width. The 2. 5cm

Wool Jamboree HAPPY VALENTINES DAY banner is perfect for reusable Valentine's Day celebrations or all season decor! You can hang it on your mantel, wall, window, or in a photo op backdrop! ATTENTION: If ordering more than one of this listing, contact me first to verify inventory/turn around time, thanks Amy - [email protected]

Made of 18 felt letters spelling out "HAPPY VALENTINES DAY". The letters are 3 inches tall and vary in width.

The 2.5cm felt balls in between are optional, you can make your choice to include the felt balls or not in the first drop down menu. The felt balls are customizable, see my 2nd photo for the felt ball color chart and tell me of your choice(s) in the Personalization section before placing in your cart.

Letter colors - red, white, or pink. You can not order custom from this listing, email me if interested in custom (it's JUST getting started) - [email protected] :)

If you would like to add any felted items to your garland, use this link here ----> FELTED ITEMS and place what you'd like added in your shopping cart in addition to the garland. Then tell me when you submit your order how you want the item(s) placed on the garland. This will add length to the overall garland so keep that in mind.

Strung on white cotton cord or your choice of colored Bakers Twine. See bakers twine photo for colors and make your selection in the 2nd drop down menu. Shapes (meaning letters and felt balls) on the garland are not knot tied, and can be slid around with gentle pressure to get the look you desire. They will stay where you want them on the cotton cord.

Length of garland from the end of one loop to the end of the other is 60 inches long, this is the length if you include felt balls or not. If you wish to have a longer garland, you can request that in the order notes, there is no extra charge. Again, if you add any felted items to your cart, tell me how to arrange them with the letters and be aware that that does add length to the garland (how much depends on the item(s) you add and how many).

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NOTE: Customized garlands are not returnable/refundable/exchangeable. This includes changing felt ball colors and choosing any of the Bakers Twine colors.

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