Cryptozoologist Tapestries
Description: Show your allegiance with this bold and distressed "Team Yeti" design featuring a classic collegiate font style. Perfect for cryptozoology fans, Bigfoot believers, and outdoor adventurers who love the mystery. Grab yours today and wear your favorite cryptid proudly!
Team Yeti Bigfoot Sasquatch Cryptid Lover Vintage Distressed Tapestry
by JP Stic
$23 $30
Description: Howl at the moon and embrace your inner monster with this retro Wolfman design! Inspired by a circa 1980 iron-on, this old-school horror graphic features a snarling werewolf emerging from the darkness beneath a full moon, his clawed hands gripping the top of a tombstone that asks the rather unsettling question, “Eat Your Heart Out?” With its classic monster movie styling, distressed artwork, and just the right amount of creepy charm, this throwback design is perfect for horror fans, werewolf enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a little vintage Halloween kitsch. After all, why settle for being a heartbreaker when you can be a heart eater?
Description: This Design Is For Cryptozoology Enthusiasts, Bigfoot Fans, And Mythical Creature Lovers. Featuring Sasquatch And A Reptilian Monster, It Captures The Essence Of Legendary Creatures And Wilderness Folklore For Fantasy Fans.
Bigfoot Sasquatch Dinosaur Cryptid Monster Folklore Fantasy Creature Tapestry
by SIMPLYSTICKS
$23 $30
Description: A chilling wendigo creature with towering antlers, glowing blue eyes, a skeletal face, and blood-red splatter. Featuring the warning “Beware the Wendigo,” this dark horror design is perfect for cryptid hunters, folklore fans, gothic art lovers, and anyone fascinated by eerie forest legends.
Description: After the war, Charles ‘Champ’ Carpenter opened Champ’s Bait & Tackle in Colchester, Vermont, right off of Lake Champlain. Champ got his nickname after winning countless fishing derby’s and competitions, something he always attributed to his homemade lures and bait blends. By the late ’60s, Champ decided to play up sharing a name with the mythical creature said to inhabit Lake Champlain and added a drawing of Champ (or Champy) to his signage and packaging and the rest, as they say, is history. Wait, there’s a lake monster named Champ? Yes, yes there is. Since the late 1800s, there have been over 300 reported sightings of Champ, the mythical creature said to inhabit Lake Champlain. Champ’s folklore can be traced back to Iroquois legends.
The Cryptonaut Podcast Summer Vibes 2025 Tapestry
by The Cryptonaut Podcast
$23 $30
National Park After Dark Bigfoot Sasquatch Tapestry
by OscarTheWorstCreator
$23 $30