Seasonal field notes

The Ducknana
Christmas migration.

When the lights go up, the Ducknana starts looking for a better view. The mantel is a good start. A Christmas-tree branch takes a little more planning.

Make a Ducknana tree ornament

A clear photo ball makes a good perch. You’ll need the ornament below, paper, scissors and a printer. The ornament comes with its own ribbon.

  1. Download the Ducknana artwork. Center it inside a 2⅞-inch circle, print at actual size and cut out the circle.
  2. Pop off the silver cap and open the ball along the seam. Slip the print inside facing out. Add a second print back to back if you want Ducknana on both sides.
  3. Close the ball, snap the cap back on and hang it by the red ribbon.

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A clear photo ball with a Ducknana print inside, hanging from a Christmas tree branch by a red ribbon.

DIY Ducknana photo ornament

Fits a 2⅞ in round insert

Material
Clear plastic
Listed use
Hangs on the tree with the included red velvet ribbon.

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For a mantel, shelf or table

A small Ducknana can sit among greenery, beside wrapped books or in an indoor display cabinet. Measure the clear height and the full base, including any peel sections that stick out.

Keep the layout easy to move and give the piece its own patch of space. See the small Amazon example or read the indoor placement guide.

For the porch or garden

A larger Ducknana makes a different kind of welcome. Measure the display area, leave the door and walking route clear, and check that the exact statue is intended for outdoor use. Check winter care instructions for your climate.

For a bigger display, see the porch and garden placement guide.

Giving one as a Christmas gift

Choose a size that suits the recipient’s space, then check the selected variant, delivery estimate and return terms.

A tree ornament or a small statue can make a funny gift. Pick one that fits their home.