Give your art a little holiday cheer.
You already own the decorations. They’re on the wall. They just need hats.
The profit on this order goes to the Cancer Research Institute.
Every dollar of profit goes to cancer research.
When the season’s over, everything left after making and mailing the sheets goes to the Cancer Research Institute. We’ll post the total and the receipt here in January.
Three designs. Mix them however you like.
Santa
11 piecesThe classic. One big hat for the portrait everyone notices, and a stack of smaller ones for everybody else.
Elf
11 piecesGreen, belled and slightly undignified. The one to put on whoever takes themselves most seriously.
Antlers
10 piecesHolly, berries and a pair of ears. Works on people, works even better on the dog.
Every sheet is 5.5 × 8.5 inches, printed on clear static cling and cut to the outline of each piece. The film around each hat is clear, so nothing shows but the hat.
Great-grandma would have loved this. Probably.
Give the subtle gift of holiday cheer.
A sheet fits in an envelope, so it posts like a card. Two ship free — one to send, one for your own wall.
The short answers.
- Will it damage the artwork?
- No. There is no adhesive — it holds to the glass by static and never touches the art behind it.
- Does it work on bare canvas?
- No. It needs a smooth surface: glass or acrylic glazing only.
- How many pieces do I get?
- 10 to 11 per sheet, depending on the design, in a range of sizes, from one big enough for a portrait down to one that fits a face in a group shot. Every sheet is 5.5 × 8.5 inches.
- Can I use them again next year?
- Yes. They lift off the glass, go back on the sheet and keep their cling — that is the whole point of static.
- Can I mix designs?
- Yes — choose each sheet separately. Two Antlers and a Santa is a perfectly good order.
- What does shipping cost?
- $1.95 for one sheet. Two or three ship free, from Los Angeles by USPS.
- Where does the profit go?
- All of it goes to the Cancer Research Institute (EIN 13-1837442). After the season we total what the sheets brought in, take out what it cost to make and send them (printing, shipping, and the Shopify and Etsy fees), and donate the rest. The total and the receipt go up here in January.