Pattern Design Magnets
Description: Step into a tiny timberland where the flora is folded to perfection and the vibes are perpetually enchanted. This design captures a sprawling papercraft fungi forest that tricks the eye with its crisp three-dimensional depth and mystic shadows. It is the ultimate tribute to the rustic charm of a fairy village hidden within the creases of a dream. Mycology enthusiasts will appreciate the clean lines and tactile illusion that make these mushrooms feel like they are popping right off the fabric. Whether you are a fan of woodland whimsy or sharp paper aesthetics, this piece brings a touch of handcrafted magic to your daily rotation. Let your style grow wild with a forest that never wilts.
Description: This artwork is a perfect gift idea for every ballet / dance lover! A serie of ballerina’s sihlouette in poses with a nice liquid gold texture!
Dance poses silhouette pattern / texture (liquid gold) - ballerina - dance lover, ballet lover gift idea Magnet
by Vane22april
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Techno Retro 80s - Striped Diamonds - Techno Abstract Geometrical Shapes. Modern Techno design. Just random diamond shapes cos abstract geometrical designs look cool in my opinion.
Techno Retro 80s - Striped Diamonds - Techno Abstract Geometrical Shapes Magnet
by mareescatharsis
$3.75 $4.75
Bauhaus Retro Vintage Geometric Pattern Poster Design Magnet
by So Young So Good
$3.75 $4.75
Moroccan Pattern Neck Gator Blue and White Morrocan Magnet
by DANPUBLIC
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Mr. Bubble was invented by Harold Schafer and the Gold Seal Company in North Dakota, USA, in 1961. Gold Seal manufactured and distributed Mr. Bubble (and Snowy Bleach, a non-chlorinated laundry additive) until 1986 when it was sold to Airwick Industries, which was a division of Reckitt & Colman. R&C sold the brand to J. W. Childs Assoc. as a part of their Personal Care Group, Inc. Playtex Products acquired the Personal Care Group in 1997. Ascendia Brands, Inc. purchased Mr. Bubble in 2005 from Playtex Products. In August 2008, Ascendia Brands, Inc. filed for bankruptcy. The Village Company acquired the Mr. Bubble brand during Ascendia's bankruptcy
