Description
This cheerful paper bunting brings the 50s Christmas print to a wall, window or mantelpiece in one easy string. It has twelve triangular pennants, each 18cm deep, spaced along a red cord for a total length of three metres, a good length to swoop across a wall or run along a shelf. The print is pure mid-century charm: pink reindeer with dappled backs, green Christmas trees, red hearts, pink doves, sprigs of holly and red and green snowflakes, scattered over a soft cream ground. The colours lean towards red, green and pink rather than gold and silver, so it feels warm and a little nostalgic beside traditional decorations.
We like it strung along a mantelpiece, draped above a doorway or looped in gentle swags across a plain wall, where the pennants read clearly from across the room. It works just as well along the front of a kitchen dresser, over a bookcase or framing a hallway window, bringing a festive note to a room without any fuss. For a Christmas party, a family lunch or a school fair stall, it adds colour in minutes, and it makes a cheerful small present for anyone who loves a retro Christmas look.
The bunting is made from paper and tissue paper, so it is light and flat and goes up with a couple of small hooks, drawing pins or a little removable tape. As with any paper decoration, keep it somewhere dry and handle it gently; a soft dry cloth will lift any dust. When the season is over, fold the pennants together and store them flat in a dry drawer or box, ready to come out again next December. For a cosy retro corner, loop it in two swags along a dresser or bookcase and tuck a little fresh greenery and a few pine cones on the shelf beneath it.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Paper & tissue paper |
| Length |
300cm |
| Width |
0.2cm |
| Height |
18cm |
| Weight |
0.046KG |
| Warnings |
This is not a toy. Hang out of reach of children. Keep away from naked flames and strong sources of heat. |
Frequently Asked
How long is the bunting?
It measures three metres from end to end, with twelve triangular pennants spaced along a red cord, each pennant 18cm deep.
What is the bunting made from?
It is made from paper and tissue paper, which keeps it light and flat, so it is easy to hang and simple to fold away after Christmas.
What does the 50s Christmas print feature?
Each pennant carries pink reindeer, green Christmas trees, red hearts, pink doves, sprigs of holly and red and green snowflakes on a soft cream background.
How do I hang the paper bunting?
Because it is light paper, it hangs easily from a couple of small hooks, drawing pins or a little removable tape at each end of the cord.
Can I put it away and use it again next Christmas?
Yes, fold the pennants together and store them flat somewhere dry, and the bunting will be ready to hang again next December.
How should I look after it?
As with any paper decoration, keep it dry and handle it gently, and use a soft dry cloth to lift any dust that settles on the pennants.