Product Detail
Bring a delightful touch of nature into your home with Adams & Co.’s 6-Piece Ladybug Wood Shapes Set. Designed to add a bright, whimsical accent to your favorite letterboard messages and seasonal displays, these charming wooden shapes feature detailed red, black, and white ladybug artwork.
Why you'll love it
- Charming 6-piece set features vibrant ladybug cutouts with black polka dots and white stitched outline detailing
- Vivid red, black, and white palette brings a cheerful pop of color and spring flair to message boards and tiered trays
- Proportioned 2" x 2" sizing pairs seamlessly alongside standard letterboard alphabet tiles and numbers
- Perfect for garden-themed decor, spring announcements, summer countdowns, or kids' room message boards
- Crafted with Adams & Co.’s signature quality wood construction and high-detail painted finish
Details
- Material: Wood
- Color/Finish: Red, Black, White (Multicolor)
- Size: 2" x 2" x 0.25" (Each Piece)
- Weight: 0.12 lbs
- Quantity: Set of 6 Shapes
Style it for
Style on a kitchen letterboard for spring greetings, accent a summer tiered tray display, feature in nursery or playroom message boards, or place on an entryway board to welcome warmer weather.
Good to know
- Slotted back design allows each shape to slide effortlessly into standard wooden letterboard tracks alongside letter and number tiles
- Durable wood construction ensures these vibrant garden shapes maintain their bright finish season after season
FAQs
Will this fit my space?
Each individual ladybug shape measures 2" x 2" x 0.25", making them perfectly proportioned to accent standard slotted wooden letterboards without crowding surrounding text.
How do I style it?
Pair these ladybug shapes with Adams & Co. wood letter and number tiles to create fun garden quotes, spring countdowns, or playful daily notes.
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