These make a great filler for those creating a "life-like" village!
By: Daniel H. (Downey, CA) on January, 2011
. ..very nice tree use them in christmas village replace old one
By: william f. (hermitage, TN) on October, 2010
By: Theresa D. (Garden City, KS) on April, 2010
By: Jill J. (Albion, NE) on February, 2010
I lost one of the toparies on my C. Clement Moore house and wanted a matched set for the front of it.
By: Beverly H. (Pleasanton, CA) on February, 2010
By: Ted A. (Silverdale, WA) on February, 2009
By: JOHN D. (CROFTON, MD) on September, 2008
By: Joseph P. (Claremont, CA) on July, 2008
By: Kenneth T. (Beavercreek, OH) on July, 2008
Item #: 56.49956
Blanket Of New Fallen Snow
Price:
$15.00
Status:
Current Size:
2' x 5' x 1''
Collector Notes:
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Introduced December, 1990
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This acrylic blanket of artifical snow rolls out easily to complete any winter scene. The piece measure 24 inches by 60 inches and a fluffy 1 inch thick. Can easily be cut to customize your scene. Apply 'Real Plastic Snow - item 56.49981' over the top to create the most realistic effect.
These adorable pairs of yard critters include a set of curious raccoons, busy squirrels, serene rabbits, and chipmunks checking out the garden supplies.
By: Gerard K. (Commerce Township, MI) on February, 2011
Larger than I expected. Might have a problem using it the way that I intended when I set everything up next Christmas.
By: Catherine H. (Dublin, NA) on January, 2011
By: NANCY N. (SIOUX FALLS, SD) on January, 2011
I've always wanted an animated skating pond, so I ordered it for myself and love it!
By: Marjorie M. (East Hampton, CT) on January, 2011
By: susan z. (Santa Monica, CA) on January, 2010
By: Lani E. (Bethesda, MD) on April, 2009
By: kevin c. (bolton, CT) on February, 2009
It was to large for my display and was subsequently returned with no problem whatsoever
By: Mary C. (Old Greenwich, CT) on February, 2009
My sister-in-law was esctatic. Her skating pond of many years (which she loved) finally stopped working and was glad that the new version looked so much like the old version.
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By: Thelma M. (Springfield, IL) on January, 2011 
By: Joseph P. (Claremont, CA) on July, 2008 
