Five and a half feet of ribbon with six-inch caps strung along it covers a standard doorway, a mantel or the front edge of the food table. Because the caps hang from ribbon rather than from a printed strip, the whole thing drapes in a curve: pin the two ends and the middle, and the dip between the pins stays even instead of sagging into one bag of paper.
No wording anywhere on it, which widens what it can do. A string of caps suits an eighth grade promotion, a nursing school pinning or a doctorate reception equally, and it survives the year changing. The school bus yellow is the same shade as the Congrats Grad streamer on this shelf, so the two hang together without anyone squinting at the match.
On the table
- About 5.5 feet long with 6-inch caps — one doorway or one mantel.
- Ribbon string: pin both ends and the center so the curve stays even.
- Shapes rather than text, so the year and the school do not matter.
- Same school bus yellow as the Congrats Grad streamer here.
Specifics from the listing
- Graduation banner with die-cut paper mortarboards attached to a ribbon string
- Approximately 6-inches tall x 5.5-feet in length
