Muppet wall decorations (Hallmark)

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Hallmark manufactured a vast amount of paper punch out wall decorations for various Holidays which featured many licensed properties, including Disney characters, Peanuts characters, and the Muppets.

"Christmas... time of dreams come true."
Kermit dressed as Santa Claus, with Miss Piggy
1977

Kermit: "Learning is easy -- it's remembering that's hard!"
1980

"Go, team, go... or I'll break all your arms!"
Miss Piggy as a cheerleader
1980

"Hurray For..."
The Muppet gang celebrates the beginning of the school year
1980

Variation of the Christmas decoration
1981

"Around here, anything WELL DONE is mighty RARE!"
Kermit and the Swedish Chef
1981

"Life would be a bed of roses if you could weed out the MONDAYS!"
Kermit the Frog
1981

"Behind every good woman, there's a great left hook!"
Miss Piggy
1981

"Another day, another chance to be utterly stunning!"
Miss Piggy
1981

"School's out! Summer's in!"
Kermit and Frogs
1981

"I don't expect star treatment... I DEMAND IT!"
Miss Piggy
1981

Kermit: "To err is human... but to really mess things up, you need a COMPUTER!"
1981

"Give me an 'A'... or else!"
Miss Piggy as another threatening cheerleader
1981

Miss Piggy: "The Star Is In"
1981

"Lunch, as a rule, is the best part of school."
Kermit
1981

"Santa is good to the good and wonderful to the perfect."
Miss Piggy surrounded by Christmas presents
1981

Valentine Press-Out Decorations: A set of four wall decorations sold as a bound set.
1981

Animal: "Gimme love!"
(Valentine Press-Out Decorations #2)
1981

Miss Piggy: "I'm looking for someone to steal my heart away!" Animal: "GIMME CANDY"
(Valentine Press-Out Decorations #3)
1981

Miss Piggy: "Kissy! Kissy!" Kermit: "Yucky! Yucky!"
(Valentine Press-Out Decorations #4)
1981

"My needs are simple... my wants are extremely expensive!"
1981

"HAPPY HALLOWEEN" party decoration. Kermit is dressed as Dracula. Miss Piggy is dressed as a witch, adding "Magic Love Potion" and "Kissy-Kissy Mix" to the punch.
1981

"It's great being green! (If you know what I mean.)"
Kermit celebrates St. Patrick's Day
1982

"Happy Thanksgiving!"
1982

"Love is a noble madness."
Kermit and Miss Piggy as Romeo and Juliet
1982

Miss Piggy: "Hooray for Weekends!"
Part of a bound set of school-themed press-out decorations
1982

Kermit: "Recess is my favorite subject... after lunch."
(School-themed Press-Out Decorations #2)
1982

Dr. Teeth: "School is cool!"
(School-themed Press-Out Decorations #3)
1982

Animal: "LUNCH!"
(School-themed Press-Out Decorations #4)
1982

Miss Piggy: "You have to study to be a star... and, of course, be ravishing."
(School-themed Press-Out Decorations #5)
1982

"Halloween means sweet treats... and I've got mine!"
Miss Piggy and Kermit
1983

Fozzie Bear: "Hi ya, hi ya! Say, I just flew in from the coast... and boy, are my arms tired!"

Movable decorations

Hallmark also produced a set of "Movable Decorations", cardboard figures of Kermit and Miss Piggy with jointed limbs that could be posed in different ways. The first item, produced in 1978, was labeled "Kermit the Frog Jointed Decoration". In 1981, Hallmark changed the name on the packaging to "Movable Decoration", and introduced two more in the set -- a Miss Piggy figure for birthday parties, and a Kermit figure dressed as Santa Claus.