Paper and wood for walls and tables
We draw bulletin board sets, table signs, and party goods for teachers and hosts. Everything starts in our studio as a sketch, cut from heavy card stock and sturdy wood that hold up through the term.
Drawn in sets
Our borders, cutouts, and table signs share the same palette and lines across the whole room.
Two busy calendars
We design for the school term and the holiday calendar from back to school through graduation.
Heavy card stock
Double-sided print and thick card stock stay flat on the corkboard without curling at the corners.
The board planner
Choose your wall space and your season to find matched cutouts and banners across our shelves.
Shop by the wall you are dressing
Browse by the holiday on the calendar or jump straight to the shelf you need today.
Back to schoolFallHalloweenWinter holidaysValentine's DaySpring and EasterGraduationFourth of JulySummer
Bulletin Board Sets76 pieces. Cutouts, scalloped borders, and letter sets drawn for classroom corkboards. Heavy card stock with double-sided print stays flat on the wall all through the semester.
Party Decorations106 pieces. Paper banners, table centerpieces, hanging swirls, and cutouts for school celebrations, birthday tables, and holiday gatherings with friends and family.
Tiered Tray & Table Decor111 pieces. Small wood signs that stand on their own, mini garlands, and shaped cutouts to restyle your kitchen tiered tray for every holiday on the calendar.
Classroom Essentials51 pieces. Posters, name tags, helper charts, stickers, and calendar sets that keep your classroom running smoothly from the first bell in August to the last day of school.
Home & Yard Decor62 pieces. Polyester garden flags, porch banners, wreaths, and seasonal hanging ornaments that welcome guests to your front walkway and classroom doorstep.
Cards & Gift Wrap21 pieces. Printed greeting cards, holiday gift tags, and decorative money envelopes ready for teacher appreciation, student birthdays, and holiday exchanges.
Crafts to Paint43 pieces. Unfinished plywood shapes and pre-drawn wood blanks ready for acrylic paint, markers, and classroom craft projects during holiday parties.
Party Games & Activities33 pieces. Printed guessing sheets, word puzzles, scratch cards, and bingo sets ready for a full room of guests or a classroom party afternoon.What people keep coming back for
Ordered by how many people have written in about them, one piece per design.
Decorate for fall and Halloween
Dress the corkboard, the front porch, and the kitchen tiered tray with pumpkins, autumn leaves, and friendly ghosts.
Find sets for your space
Tell us where your display goes and pick your holiday to pull matching pieces together fast.
Just off the drawing board
The pieces that reached the shelves last.
What decorators wrote about these sets
Lovely little book bag, especially for the price. The others I browsed were a lot more expensive. Keeps my books in pristine condition even as the bag gets all knocked around inside my giant tote-purse. My books used to get really battered, even if I tried to wrap them in a fabric grocery bag. But not anymore.
My grandkids are 2 and 4, and they enjoyed coloring these. The 4 year old loves mazes and puzzles, so was very interested in the options these coloring mats provided. A nice addition to our Thanksgiving celebration - kept the kids engaged in a fun activity! The mats are pretty sturdy and a generous size.
They fit together nicely, are well made & have held up in the recent torrential downpours in AZ. Great size, vibrant and easy to assemble. Very cute as well!
Ideabook
Practical ideas from our worktable for classroom bulletin boards, party tables, and seasonal trays.
How to plan an enduring classroom bulletin board
Learn how to build a durable bulletin board foundation in August that supports seasonal cutouts and student work without tearing your background paper.
How to restyle one kitchen tiered tray all year
Learn how to keep a neutral base on your kitchen tiered tray and swap small wood signs, banners, and cutouts for each holiday season.
How to set a holiday table in one evening
Learn how to decorate a family holiday dinner table quickly by hanging party banners, arranging centerpieces, matching colors, and keeping children busy with card stock games.
How to change your porch decorations each season
Learn how to rotate garden flags, door wreaths, and small outdoor accents smoothly each month while protecting your supplies from rain and wind.
How to host a family paint afternoon at home
Plan an easy painting afternoon with unfinished wood shapes, simple craft supplies, and clear ideas for displaying the finished pieces around your home.
Drawn for classrooms and kitchens
We know how much care goes into greeting a new class in August or setting a holiday table for family. We draw pieces that make those spaces feel welcoming without spending hours cutting paper by hand.
How we organize our studio shelves
Our studio shelves hold bulletin board sets and scalloped borders, tiered tray wood signs, party banners, yard flags, greeting cards, printed games, and unfinished wood cutouts to paint. Every seasonal theme runs across all these shelves so you can match your hallway door to your classroom trays and party tables.
Teachers and hosts start by picking a space, such as a hallway corkboard or a dining table. Choose a season, hang the border and base pieces, and swap in new cutouts as the holidays turn from autumn through the spring term.









