Give your art a little holiday cheer.
You already own the decorations. They’re on the wall. They just need hats.
$1.10 of this order goes to the Cancer Research Institute.
The shop opens 1 November. Prices, designs and pack sizes here are final.
10% of every order goes to cancer research.
We give 10% of each order’s subtotal to the Cancer Research Institute, through GoodAPI.
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 10% go?
- To the Cancer Research Institute (EIN 13-1837442). 10% of each order's subtotal — after any discount, before shipping and tax — is donated through GoodAPI, which pays it to the charity.