Even so, when a home is occupied by young children and pets, practicality often becomes a priority . Many homeowners don't change their colors and decor on a seasonal or yearly basis. The classics are constant, and this makes it easier when planning those new lines. Certain flowers are perennial favorites, sunflowers for instance. They have an extended lifespan - They work well for Spring, Summer, and Fall crafting and decor.
Roses remain stylish no matter what time of year.
Fabrics that can safely go in the washer and dryer are another consideration. Easter bunnies, santas, snowmen, reindeer, witches, jack o'lanterns, and scarecrows - are some of the seasonal classics that will return every year. Some shoppers may favor a certain enduring style - Country for example. But don't create your entire line around the latest animal print, or the newest shades of lime green and hot turquoise. You wouldn't want to have your inventory tied up in things that may not sell.