"Tacky Sweater Friday" is a poster for an office ugly-sweater event, done in a cozy knitted holiday style. Red yarn-stitched lettering sits on a cream knit ground with a green zigzag border, a patterned sweater on a hanger, and a snowflake cocoa mug, with green event details stacked below. Remake it with your own event name, date, time, location, host and activity line.

Create a finished, print-ready 3:4 Christmas workplace party invitation, with a cheerful retro-knit look and generous safe margins. Use a warm ivory paper background with subtle paper grain, a restrained evergreen frame, and a palette of cranberry red, forest green, warm ivory, and small mustard-gold accents. Keep the design festive and intentionally tacky, but polished and easy to read at phone-thumbnail size and at arm’s length in print. Set the exact text below, with no additional words, numbers, or lettering. Keep spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and the en dash exactly as shown: “Tacky Sweater Friday” “Wear your worst sweater” “Friday, December 18” “3–5 PM” “4th-floor break room” “cocoa bar and a vote for the ugliest.” “Hosted by the Brightside marketing team.” Hierarchy and layout: center the large party name in the upper portion, occupying about 80% of the usable width. Draw it in chunky, rounded slab letterforms with sturdy strokes, open counters, softly notched terminals, and close but clear spacing; make the letters look like dense cranberry-red yarn, with visible knit loops and a fine cream stitched edge. Place “Wear your worst sweater” directly beneath in smaller, bold evergreen lettering. In the middle, show one clearly recognizable, comically over-the-top knitted Christmas sweater on a simple hanger, with clashing red-and-green zigzag bands and a few small snowflake stitches; add a small steaming cocoa mug beside it. Keep these props secondary to the words, with no other Christmas symbols. Below the illustration, stack the event details in the exact order given: date, time, location, activity line, host. Use clean, high-contrast evergreen sans-serif text, centered and large enough to remain legible at 5 × 7 inches; give each line comfortable separation. Keep every text line and key detail safely inside the trim area. No text overlaps, no tiny print, no extra decorations competing with the details.