Christmas Decor
Christmas dummy boards and prints
Prints, frames, and the books you leave on the table.
Price
Colour
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The Beginner's Guide to Deer Species Journal
Fawns and How to Care for Them Journal
Fawns in the Wild Journal
Favorite Holiday Recipes Journal
Christmas in the Woods Journal
Deer of the Fields & Forest Journal
Green Chippy Photo Frame
Deep in the Forest Journal
Winter Evergreens Journal
A Christmas Carol Journal
Joy Print in Pointed Arch Frame
Holiday Berries in Round Gold Frame
Holiday Foliage in Round Gold Frame
About Christmas dummy boards and prints
Dummy boards make up most of this room: flat, cut-out figures that stand on a hearth, a step, or the corner of a mantel. These come in metal or in paperboard on wood, and many figures come in two sizes, about 18 and 36 inches, so a pair can stand one in front of the other.
The cast is traditional. Santa with bells, Santa with children, a long-beard Santa, snowmen, penguins, sheep, angels, a nativity, and Hank and Holly the reindeer. Christmas dummy boards earn their keep on a stair landing, where nothing else fits.
The rest is framed prints of fawns, stags, and cardinals, small photo frames, and decorative journals, paper over wood, with titles like A Christmas Carol and Winter Evergreens.
What is a dummy board?
A flat figure, cut to shape and painted, that stands on its own. The idea goes back to 17th-century England and the Netherlands. Ours are new, in metal or paperboard on wood.
Do dummy boards stand up by themselves?
Yes. Each one is made to be freestanding on a mantel, a hearth, or a step. The 36-inch figures and larger are tall enough for the floor.
Are there dummy boards for other seasons?
A few. The everyday frames room has bunnies, sheep, chicks, and a vintage-style Santa, and the fall rooms have a witch and a pair of cats on a fence.