English Words Tapestries

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Description: Never Mess With An English Teacher We'll Use Words Against You That You Have Never Heard Of

Description: Never Mess With An English Teacher We'll Use Words Against You That You Have Never Heard Of

Description: Never Mess With An English Teacher We'll Use Words Against You That You Have Never Heard Of

Description: Never Mess With An English Teacher We'll Use Words Against You That You Have Never Heard Of

Description: Calling all grammar police! This funny grammar design is made for English teachers, writers, editors, proofreaders, and anyone who can't let a misplaced comma slide. If you've ever silently corrected someone's "your" and "you're," this punctuation humor design is for you. Perfect for grammar nerds, bookworms, literature lovers, and word lovers who wear their sarcasm proudly. A great pick for back-to-school season, teacher appreciation, and writing groups. Wear your love of proper English and let everyone know you notice every typo.

Description: Letter tiles that can be used on their own or in combinations. Look especially good on square products such as cushion covers ;)

Description: Words Are My Art Writing Writer Author Gift - Novelist

Description: For those unified by the common belief in separating properly

Description: "The ten most dangerous words in the English language are 'Hi, I'm from the government and I'm here to help.' " - Ronald Reagan

Description: Grammar Police, To Serve And Correct.

Description: William Wordsworth portrait and quote: The best portion of a good man's life: his little, nameless unremembered acts of kindness and love.

Description: This English grammar design features the commonly confused homophones Their There They're. Perfect for English teachers, educators, writers, and grammar enthusiasts who love language arts.

Description: “There is no greater impediment to the advancement of knowledge than the ambiguity of words.” Scottish philosopher Thomas Reid’s observation on language and knowledge appears in bold, distressed ivory and gold lettering. A thoughtful gift for word lovers, linguists, English teachers, editors, and philosophy professors who know how much a single word can change the meaning of an argument.

Description: Type-only bookish quote tee: "Tiny sticks and stones, then WORDS blowing YOU apart." Vintage-style typography for readers, writers and book lovers.

Description: William Wordsworth portrait and quote: Poetry is the first and last of all knowledge — it is as immortal as the heart of man.

Description: Sonder Definition. A great word that reminds you that everyone has a journey, purpose and story. Grab it as a gift for someone you know that loves to imagine the lives of others and create storylines for them.

Description: Individual scrabble tiles - can be used on their own or in combinations :) Look best on square items such as cushion covers

Description: A tearful redhead sighs "He said he literally died. And yet... there he stood." in this he literally died retro comic panel, printed wildly off-register with big halftone dots. Melodramatic, dry and built for anyone who knows literally from figuratively. A fun gift for word nerds and English teachers.

Description: Words have meanings. This vintage political satire design declares “Resist the Misuse of Words Like Fascism,” pairing bold distressed typography with a raised fist in red, cream and black. A statement for word lovers, linguistics enthusiasts, English teachers, writers, and academics in rhetoric, philosophy and political science who value precise language and critical thinking.

Description: Embrace National Dictionary Day with this bold text graphic for word lovers! It makes an amazing brother gift and a hilarious niece birthday treat. Perfect for journalists, editors, and anyone who always has the exact right word for every moment.

Description: Celebrate Independence Day and your love for reading with this patriotic stack of books featuring the quote Liberty and Literature for all. Perfect for librarians, English teachers, and bookworms who cherish the power of words.

Description: For anime spy family fans

Description: Letter tiles that can be used on their own or in combinations. Look especially good on square products such as cushion covers ;)

Description: how to order adjectives in English - it's a big old green dragon, any other order sounds weird

Description: Oxford Comma

Description: I Speak English But I Love In Spanish

Description: From Measure for Measure. Shakespeare's quotes resonate as much today as when he wrote them. Wear them proudly.

Description: Show off your extensive vocabulary with this clever text design for National Dictionary Day. It is a fantastic grandpa gift or a unique sister birthday surprise. Ideal for spelling bee champs, authors, and anyone who appreciates a good lexicon.

Description: The polite way of saying Fuck you

Description: A black background with white text. The text is arranged in three lines. The first line reads "ENGLISH IS IMPORTANT". The second line reads "BUT" in a larger font. The third line reads "ENGINEERING IS IMPORTANTER". The text has a distressed or textured appearance.

Description: A bold statement in all caps reads "ENGLISH IS IMPORTANT BUT ENGINEERING IS IMPORTANTTER". The text is rendered in a light blue, distressed font against a black background, giving it a weathered appearance. The words are stacked in four lines with "BUT" centrally placed.

Description: Relationship is about US...

Description: A smug tabby in a frock coat proudly presents a picture frame hanging hopelessly crooked in "Cattywampus," the old word meaning "askew, crooked, or in disarray." Proud, a little off-kilter and built for anyone whose life is lovingly slightly sideways. A fun pick for cat lovers, perfectionists with a sense of humor, word nerds, or fans of classic Southern slang.

Description: Individual scrabble tiles, can be used on their own or in combinations - look best when used on square products such as cushion covers :)