Cups are the piece a children’s party actually runs out of, because a cup set down anywhere except a table is a cup no child claims again. Twenty-four is two per child at a party of twelve, which is a floor rather than a generous allowance.
A paper cup rather than a plastic one is the right call at a small child’s party for a reason nobody advertises: paper crushes rather than cracks. A dropped plastic cup splits at the rim and someone picks up pieces; a dropped paper one dents.
Farm Animals runs across plates, dessert plates, cups and a table cover here, and the four are printed to the same palette. Buying the cups on their own works too — the print is bright enough to carry a table with plain plates under it.
On the table
- Twenty-four cups — two per child at a party of twelve.
- Paper, so a dropped cup dents instead of splitting.
- Rated 5.0 by a single person.
- Part of a four-piece Farm Animals run on this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- 24 Farm Animals Paper Cups
