by David Evans | Sep 30, 2026 | Uncategorized
A float can have a great theme, bright colors, and a solid frame, then still look unfinished if the covering is loose, flat, or patched together. Learning how to arrange floral sheeting gives your float the full, textured color that makes it read clearly from the...
by David Evans | Sep 29, 2026 | Uncategorized
A float can have a great theme and still look unfinished if the base is flat, bare, or uneven. Deco puffs solve that problem quickly. Once you know how to make deco puffs, you can add color, dimension, and a full decorated look to float sides, railings, signs, and...
by David Evans | Sep 28, 2026 | Uncategorized
A parade float can look like a big-budget production without becoming one. The key to controlling float decorating cost is deciding where the crowd will look first, covering the structure correctly, and buying enough material the first time. A great float is not...
by David Evans | Sep 24, 2026 | Uncategorized
A parade float can have a great idea, sturdy construction, and a hardworking group of volunteers behind it, but exposed plywood, chicken wire, and plain trailer sides still look unfinished from the curb. So, what is petal paper? It is a textured decorative covering,...
by David Evans | Sep 23, 2026 | Uncategorized
A parade float can have a great theme, bold lettering, and a hardworking crew behind it, yet still look unfinished if the trailer frame, plywood edges, or construction materials show through. Float fringe solves that problem quickly. It creates a full, colorful skirt...
by David Evans | Sep 21, 2026 | Uncategorized
A float can look simple from the curb, but ordering decorations without a plan can leave you short on floral sheeting, fringe, or the one color you need most. Knowing how to measure a float before you place an order helps your group stay on budget, build with...
