Believe In Fairy Tales Crewneck Sweatshirts

I believe in fairy tales, how about you?

Alice Meets Tweedledee and Tweedledum by Sir John Tenniel in Lewis Carroll's book Through the Looking Glass, 1871.

Flying elf saying "I believe I can fly"

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Bigfoot in the woods with a fairy.

'This good Fairy placed her own baby in a cradle of roses and gave command to the zephyrs to carry him to the tower.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

Simplistic design perfect for Dimension 20 fans who love Neverafter. It can be also given as a Christmas gift to your loved ones who also love cats. Design is also fitting in time for National Cat Day

Fairy on a flower.

Give a cat a comfy pair of clogs, and he'll treat you like a king!

Written in Victorian times (1865) by Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland is a children's novel about the adventures of a girl who finds herself underground after falling through a rabbit hole.

Dreams Come True Believe Glass Slipper

Close your eyes and chase your dream and let the magic unfold. A Gradient and glow colorful design inspired by space and fairly tale and aimed to inspire chasing dream and having faith and hope in reaching one's dream.

'Felicia listening to the hen's story.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

This t-shirt helps to empower you when wearing it because you do, hold all the magic. Believe in yourself and know that you make it happen.

According to the narrator of Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," all cat stories begin with the same phrase: "My mother, who was the first cat, told me this." Jackson owned an indeterminate number of black cats, so she'd have known.

Thumbelina is a literary novel bedtime story fairy tale written by the famous Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.

'Prince Souci and Princess Minon-Minette on the fan.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

'Each was delicious in her different way; and, for the life of him, he could not make up his mind!' by Kay Nielsen. This is a new scan from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

'Felicia thereupon stepped forth, and terrified though she was, saluted the Queen respectfully: with so graceful a curtsey' by Kay Nielsen. This is a new scan from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

'List, ah, list to the zephyr in the grove! Where beneath the happy boughs Flora builds her summerhouse: Whist! ah, whist! while the cushat tells his love' by Kay Nielsen. This is a new scan from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

Give a cat a pair of comfy crocs, and he'll treat you like a king!

'And the mirror told him that his were indeed the withered face and form.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

' "Don't drink!" cried out the little Princess, springing to her feet; "I would rather marry a gardener!" ' by Kay Nielsen. This is a new scan from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

'And there on a throne all covered with black sat the Iron King' by Kay Nielsen. This is a new scan from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

"It's about the Princess, my daughter. She has not smiled for a whole year." A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

'The Good Queen'. A Millicent Sowerby illustration from my own copy of Childhood (1907), by Githa Sowerby.

"I have had such a terrible dream," she declared, "... a pretty bird swooped down, snatched it from my hands and flew away with it". A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

' "Your soul-! My soul-!" they kept saying in hollow tones, according as they won or lost'. A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

Enter the world of lush mint greens pink and whimsical characters. A corgi with fairy riding, a long horned goat in pink and white, baby fawn, bunnies and flying eagle. Texture with stories......

Morgiana pouring the boiling oil over the Thieves in Arabian Nights, or 1,001 Nights

'Czarina's Archery.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

'The old woman who knew the story.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

'The Princesses on the way to the dance' by Kay Nielsen. Scanned from my own copy of 'The Twelve Dancing Princesses'.

'Bismarck discovering the soldier.' A Kay Nielsen illustration from 'In Powder and Crinoline', (1913).

This artwork shows three undesirable billy goat thugs drinking in their den of iniquity.

Vintage illustration fairy tales image featuring Alice, the White Rabbit and the Mad Hatter having a tea party. From 'Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland' by Lewis Carroll , 1907. Illustration by Arthur Rackham.