Labor Day is the quiet one. No parade, no fireworks, no cookout anybody plans more than two days out. But it's a holiday about work - and everything we sell is cut, weeded, and packed by hand in a small shop in Corsica, South Dakota.

It's also the last flag-flying weekend of summer. Before the red, white, and blue goes back in the tote in the basement, here's a case for leaving some of it up.

1. Start in the Backyard

Nobody redecorates a living room on Labor Day. They stand in a yard arguing about whether that bag was in or on. Our cornhole decals come as a set of two - one design per board.

Land of the Free

Phrase split across the pair.

God Bless America

Single color, reads clean across a yard.

Rustic Flag

Weathered edge for bare or stained wood.

2. The Porch, and the Sign You Meant to Build in June

One board, one can of paint, one decal. Stencil sets work in reverse - stick, paint over, peel.

Let Freedom Ring

Sized for a 6-ft board. Three colors.

America & Stars Stencil

Hand-painted edge vinyl can't fake.

Happy 4th of July

Framed sign. Set it aside for next June.

Building from scratch? A pack of 2-inch vinyl stars makes a paint mask no stencil brush can match, and the Military Family stencil set turns a piece of pallet wood into a sign in an afternoon.

3. The Walls That Stay Red, White, and Blue

Here's what people miss about patriotic decor: most of it isn't seasonal. A flag over the sofa in February isn't out of place the way a pumpkin in February is.

Faith, Family, Freedom

23-inch square. Start here if you pick one.

America, Land That We Love

Two-color, or as a stencil.

God Shed His Grace On Thee

Shaped for a round sign or blank spot.

I Just Love America

Game room, basement bar, kid's room.

'Merica, With Sunglasses

Garage fridge. Shop wall. Cooler lid.

Old Glory Canvas

16x10, ready to hang. Just a nail.

4. For the House With Someone Serving

Labor Day isn't a military holiday - that's Memorial Day and Veterans Day, and we'd never blur the two. But it is the weekend the whole family is finally in one place, and somebody notices the wall behind the table is still blank.

Proud Home of an American Soldier

Says it plainly. Usually an entryway.

Proud Military Family

Sits well beside a shadow box.

A True Soldier

Loves what's behind him, not hates what's ahead.

A True Soldier Loves

The same line, a wider layout.

Protect Freedom, Protect the Heart

Quieter. A bedroom piece.

Stars & Stripes Forever

Pairs with Proud Military Family.

5. One for the Drive Home

The cheapest thing here is the one people see the most of. Outdoor-rated vinyl, on in about five minutes.

God Bless America - 250 Years

Cut for the semiquincentennial. This year only.

Proud to be an American

Rippling flag behind the lettering.

Proud Military Family

The car version, so the house matches.

Made by People, on a Holiday About People

• Cut and packed in Corsica, South Dakota. Not drop-shipped, not printed overseas - which on Labor Day feels worth saying out loud.
• Die-cut, so it reads as painted on. No background material, and it peels off clean when you want a change.
• Fifteen minutes, start to finish. A tape measure and a strip of masking tape - here's the how-to. Ships in 1-2 business days.

Wall Decor Plus More decals are die-cut matte vinyl, made in the USA in Corsica, South Dakota, and ship within 1-2 business days. Questions about sizing or colors? We're happy to help - reach out any time.