Rent something we already made.

Two full photo backdrops, one welcome sign, and a few useful add-ons so far. Each began as somebody’s very specific Saturday and now gets to have another one. Pickup is in Westerly; local delivery, setup, customization, and takedown can be added to the quote.

The welcome sign The barn The denim wall Covered arches
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The welcome sign with somewhere for the flowers to go.

A white freestanding flower‑box sign for an entry, shower, birthday, wedding, or the point where guests are wondering whether they have the right house.

Personalization, flowers, balloons, delivery, setup and takedown can all be added — ask for a quote.

A white freestanding welcome sign on grass at an outdoor wedding, its flower box filled with white roses and eucalyptus
A past welcome sign, its flower box filled with white roses and eucalyptus.
A baby shower welcome sign with a hand-drawn bear on it
Same sign, styled for a baby shower.
A white welcome sign with a blue tile-pattern border and a built-in flower box of blue and white hydrangea, greenery and faux lemons
The same sign in a blue tile border, its flower box filled with hydrangea and lemons.

A barn, a hay bale, and a chicken on the roof.

A pink barn front with white doors and a cross‑brace, plus the barnyard pieces shown with it. Good for first birthdays, baby showers, and anyone whose kid has opinions about cows.

Personalization, balloons and styled installation can all be added — ask for a quote.

A pink barn photo backdrop on a lawn, lettered EMILIA'S BARN across the front, with a balloon garland in pink, cream and cow print and a chicken cutout perched on the roof
Emilia’s barn, lettered for the day.
The full barnyard setup on a lawn under a tree — pink barn backdrop, balloon garland, hay bale and cutouts of a pig, a sheep, a horse and a cow
The full setup. The chicken is not optional.
Dylan standing beside the pink barn backdrop with one arm raised, showing how tall the barn is
How tall it actually is.

A wall made out of jeans.

Denim panels, pocket by pocket, with real pockets and baby’s breath tucked into them. Built for a Blue Jean Baby shower; useful anywhere the idea is denim, texture, or blue without defaulting to the usual baby‑shower version of blue.

  • Styling shown — The white arch, bunting and florals pictured are styling inspiration, not included in the base rental.

Personalization, balloons and styled installation can all be added — ask for a quote.

A denim patchwork backdrop with baby's breath tucked into the jean pockets, a white arch with navy BLUE JEAN BABY bunting, and a balloon garland in blue, dusty blue and cream
Bunting, pockets, baby’s breath.
The full Blue Jean Baby setup on a deck — denim pocket backdrop, white arch with navy bunting, blue and cream balloon garland and a wooden rocking horse
The whole setup, out on the deck.
The denim patchwork panels standing on their own indoors before the balloons and bunting go up
Just the panels, before anything goes up.

Simple covered arches.

Three freestanding arch frames with blue, white, and pink cloth covers. Best used as supporting layers beside a sign, backdrop, balloons, or something more specific — not as the whole reason for the setup.

  • Add‑on only — Not offered as a standalone delivered/setup rental.

Ask for a quote — priced individually alongside whatever else you’re adding.

A mermaid-themed backdrop with a pastel balloon garland on a lawn
A simple covered arch, styled here for a mermaid-themed party.
Two freestanding arch backdrop panels, one in blue-and-white tile print and one lettered in gold, with a full-height balloon column in blue, yellow, white and cream either side, threaded with greenery and faux lemons
Two arch panels with a balloon column either side, built for one party.

There’ll be more.

The craft grind doesn’t stop. Backdrops get built for one specific party and then sit in the garage being useful, so this page grows every few months.

If you’ve got something in your head that isn’t on this page, ask anyway. Half of what we make started as somebody sending a screenshot at eleven at night.

Don’t see the thing?

Ask us to build it — happy to quote a new custom build from scratch. Sometimes the thing made for your party ends up living here afterward, but ownership and future use are agreed before we build it.

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What’s the day?

A rough description is plenty. If you’ve got a photo or a Pinterest board or a note on your phone that just says “like this but green”, send that.

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