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I work in a call center and we are having a fall decorating contest for our cubicles. Does anyone have any inexpensive ideas on how to decorate a cubicle for fall? We are also having a contest amongst our teams, as far as most original. The entire team dresses up as the same thing, well for example, last year half of our team were angels and the other half were devils. We decorated one side of the area in flames and pitchforks and the angel side in cotton and white sheets. It was pretty cool. Now we need an idea for this year, whether it is half and half like last year or all one theme for entire team. Come on, I need to some creative ideas for both questions. I want to win the cubicle fall decor contest.

2007-09-29 01:40:24 · 4 answers · asked by msbrat 2 in Games & Recreation Hobbies & Crafts

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Go to this site. Click on ' costume ideas for a group '. See what you all like ( remember these are costumes you can make ) When you all decide on one, let that dictate how you are going to decorate your area. I can also give you a site that has really inexpensive decorations for almost any party.
http://www.costumeideazone.com
http://www.orientaltrading.com
Good Luck!

2007-09-29 21:01:23 · answer #1 · answered by Pat C 7 · 0 0

I used to be hardly ever allowed to brighten whilst I used to be a child, so of path I cross all out now that I'm grown! ... Well, I do not quite cross all out. But I do love to make my residence fit the excursion :) Our condominium is small. The refrigerator and the entrance door are the matters that get so much embellished with a blend of my 6 yr historic's university paintings, artwork tasks, and a couple of matters we get on the retailer. I additionally get little matters to put across the residence. ... For Easter now we have baskets of sweet and eggs that may be concealed across the residence and looked for. 4th of July we recognize a bag of fireworks within the nook for approximately per week. Halloween I placed a making a song skeleton via the television and a pumpkin out entrance. Thanksgiving I will make one more attempt to maintain recent fruit out at the desk to function a ornament and convenient to arrive snack blend. Christmas, we post a tree within the kitchen and a wreath is going at the door. ... I feel I'll additionally check out the portray & placing lighting fixtures within the home windows factor this yr. My daughter additionally ordinarily talks someone into getting us seasonal flora. We did not get any q4 since our summer season flora are nonetheless colossal and lovely :)

2016-09-05 11:22:52 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

What about a harvest theme? You could decorate with pumpkins, corn and cotton (and possibly grain sorghum) ---fall harvested crops. You might also decorate like a field and have pictures of farm machinery (combine, grain cart, cotton stripper, module builder, tractor) on the walls.

Then you can have everyone dress up like farmers, which would be something like this:

Clothing--

--blue denim overalls with at least one patch, hole, almost-******, or burn mark from welding. Faded is better than not for this. Galluses (the things that hold the shoulder-straps up and together) must be removed and replaced with large paperclips.

--blue denim longsleeve shirt, also faded and with same holes/patches/burn marks as overalls. (this is worn under the overalls, and if worn regularly for farming, the shirt will have a fading pattern showing where the overalls were)

--work boots. not new ones, mind you, but the most worn-out ones you can find. or, if you have to, new ones on their way to being worn-out. (round laces, redwing is a good brand for this. last pair I saw lasted about 3 years, which is incredible for a farmer)

--beat-up-worn-out-dirty hat. must be straw or cloth, must look like it has been trapped in a tractor engine more than once and lost in *gasp* the farmer's pickup (always dirty and full of farm-junk, also used to transport half-dingo cow dogs who....get over excited.) If you can't find an acceptable hat, a baseball style cap with the emblem of whatever cotton gin, grain elevator, or seed company was giving them out for free this year. the cap can be new or dirty, it's your choice.

Make-up:

a dark, reddish-tan on the face, ears, neck, and hands is essencial. This is normally acomplished by years in the feild in the above outfit without sunscreen, but you could probably create the same effect with make-up.

Props:

--dirty red or blue bandana. clean is ok as long as it is in the back pocket of the overalls.

--checkbook with notes written all over the back. this goes into the bib pocket along with the empty tally-book and wallet.

--broken pocket-watch (crystal shattered, rest works fine. wall-mart has good starter-watches, just put in side pocket of overalls with other props and lay under the pickup trying to fix some unknown problem with the engine and it will turn into the perfect farmer's watch.)

--pocket-fillers ie: coins, sprinkler pads, washers, nuts (metal kind), bolts, cotten seed, wrench, knife (rusty or utility-style), any part of a (pre-1986) tractor, combine, or pickup that is small and light enough to carry in a pocket.

Glasses (wire-frames, big lenses that turn into sunglasses when sun is bright, preferably with one that cracks without reason or warning) and dirty earplugs are optional.

You might also add used parts of the above-mentioned farm machinery to different corners of your area for extra decoration.

Well? How's that for a good theme? It sounds like a winner to me. :) (And if the judge has an agricultural background, you're sure to win!)

2007-09-29 03:18:49 · answer #3 · answered by Lady Silverwings 2 · 0 0

How about Medieval? The cubicles could be little castles and forts.
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2007-09-29 02:49:16 · answer #4 · answered by Kacky 7 · 0 0

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