Simply attach the upper part of the strip to the edges of your furniture so that ice spikes of different lengths and made of artificial felt hang nicely. A decor that is reminiscent of the edges of our roofs when the cold transforms rainwater into pointed frosted cones; a natural phenomenon that is always very decorative.
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Transform your space into a winter wonderland with the stunning Frise de stalactites from Sapins BE. This decorative frieze is perfect for adding a touch of seasonal charm to any setting, making it an ideal choice for holiday decorations, themed parties, or festive displays.
The Frise de stalactites is crafted from a high-quality synthétique material that mimics the appearance of real icicles. Its primary color is a crisp blanc, which beautifully reflects light and enhances the wintry theme. The elongated shapes of the frieze range in length from 10 to 25 cm, creating an organic look reminiscent of nature's icy formations.
This versatile decoration spans an impressive length of 2 mètres, making it suitable for wall adornment or as part of larger display setups. Whether you’re decorating for Christmas or hosting a winter-themed event, this frieze serves as an eye-catching backdrop that elevates your decor.
The lightweight design ensures easy handling and application; simply adhere it using tape or other mounting options without worrying about damaging surfaces. Its soft texture not only adds visual interest but also makes it safe for indoor use around children and pets.
In addition to its decorative uses, the Frise de stalactites can inspire creativity in various craft projects—perfect for school displays or DIY decorations that require a frosty touch.
Add elegance and whimsy to your seasonal celebrations with the enchanting Frise de stalactites!
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Simply attach the upper part of the strip to the edges of your furniture so that ice spikes of different lengths and made of artificial felt hang nicely. A decor that is reminiscent of the edges of our roofs when the cold transforms rainwater into pointed frosted cones; a natural phenomenon that is always very decorative.
