Love It Cards
Description: "I Love It When a Plan Comes Together!" It's a classic 80s TV quote from fearless leader Hannibal Smith of A Team fame - a wildly popular television show featuring a ragtag group of operators in their iconic red striped van. As his fellow team member Bosco Albert “Bad Attitude” Baracus would say, "I pity the fool that doesn't like this sticker...because it's got my van on it and it looks great!" We hope you'll enjoy this A Team inspired design as much as Mr T would.
Be careful who you hate it could be someone you love LGBT Card
by stewardcolin34
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Get in the Easter spirit with our "I Love It When You Call Me Big Hoppa" design featuring a bunny wearing a crown. Perfect for kids, women, men, boys, girls, and toddlers who love Easter vibes and a good meme. Great gift for sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, and anyone who loves a good laugh!
I Love It When You Call Me Big Hoppa Funny Easter Bunny Meme Card
by Daytone
$5.00 $6.00
The KLF ///// Faded Vintage Styled 90s Classic Dance Music Card
by CultOfRomance
$5.00 $6.00
it's not easy to be Arnold's arm candy but here i am nailing it Card
by retro bloom
$5.00 $6.00
Description: In this God's love for us was shown...❤️ Enjoy this minimalist design based on the Scriptures Bible verse about love, a constant reminder that we are not alone and that the Creator loves us deeply. ✨🙌 Perfect for any occasion.
They love like Jesus on Valentine's Day ❤️love like jesus / faith-based / gift for Christians Card
by vintagejoa
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Jesus Loves Me This showed God's love for us...❤️ Enjoy this minimalist heart doodles design based on the Bible Scripture verse about love, a constant reminder that we are not alone and that the Creator loves us deeply. ✨🙌Perfect for any occasion
Jesus love me bible verse❤️ christian valentines day gifts❤️ bible verse about love Card
by vintagejoa
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Casablanca - "We'll always have Paris" is a famous line from the movie Casablanca. It's spoken by Humphrey Bogart to Ingrid Bergman, referring to their past love affair in Paris during a happier time. The phrase signifies a cherished memory that can be revisited even when the present is difficult or uncertain.