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Welcome Green Shiplap Candy Stripe, PS-W-0359, 10in Sign For Wreath, Wood Wreath Sign

SKU PS-W-0359
Original price $14.00 - Original price $14.00
Original price
$14.00
$14.00 - $14.00
Current price $14.00
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Made to order in our Print Shop
Made to order in our Print Shop

Printed or cut in-house by the DecoExchange team. Print Shop items ship with regular in-stock items. Production times vary and are separate from carrier transit time.

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Classic Christmas charm that says come on in.

The Welcome Green Shiplap Candy Stripe sign pairs a rich green shiplap background with a cream shiplap center and “welcome” in bright red script, edged by a red, green and cream candy-stripe panel. Holly, red berries, pine sprigs and a frosted pinecone finish the corners.

Traditional red-and-green welcome signs are wreath-maker staples — this one moves fast from Thanksgiving through Christmas.


USE:

  • Center of a classic red-and-green Christmas wreath.
  • Hangs on its own as a front-door or entry welcome piece.
  • Pairs with plaid ribbon, holly picks and berry sprays.

MATERIAL:

  • UV-printed on 1/4" MDF — the greens and reds stay crisp and vivid in person.
  • Laser cut and made in our Louisiana print shop.

DISCLAIMER:

  • Colors may appear slightly different depending on your monitor settings.

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Peggy Hawk

My order was received without a scratch! I love this sign. It's perfect for someone who wants to celebrate Christmas and doesn't have a lot of room. I can't wait to make this wreath.

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Ruth Barrett

It is a beautiful sign. Unfortunately I have not started a project with it and now it could be a bit as I have a fracture of my left elbow and a chance of possible surgery to repair the elbow. Thinking positively I hope I will be able to restart my wreath making before Christmas!!

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