Sixty eight inches of two layer scallop fringe in black and silver, which is a lot of shimmer for something that hangs in about a minute. The doubled layers separate this from a thin fringe curtain: the top row of scallops sits over the bottom row, so the banner reads as solid and still moves when someone walks past. That movement is why a fringe banner beats a printed backdrop in photos. Hang it behind the bar, along a dessert table edge, or across the wall you plan to shoot everyone against. Black and silver party decorations skew instantly formal, so it earns its keep at New Year's Eve, a milestone birthday, and any night that wants a party backdrop with drama. It is reusable, so it goes back in the box afterward.
How do you hang a fringe banner? Fringe banners hang from the cord or ribbon ties at each end, usually anchored with removable adhesive hooks, push pins, or tape on a wall or along a table edge. Hanging the banner reasonably taut keeps the fringe layers straight so they hang evenly instead of bunching.
