I Love It Here Tapestries
Description: Dive into Taylor Swift's lyrical world with our enchanting design. Featuring a secret garden and a key, it's inspired by her words: "I hate it here so I will go to secret gardens in my mind, People need a key to get to, the only one is mine." Wear it as a tribute to Swift's poetic storytelling.
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.
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!
Description: I Was Here tee is cute and funny. It is for coffee lovers, travelers and messy people alike. Not just any messy people, proud messy people. Like a dog marking its territory, this smiling cup wants everyone to know exactly where it has been. It is okay for dogs and cups but when I mark my territory I get arrested, go figure. The artwork is in a cartoon style and is very lighthearted. I kept the design simple and clutter free as to not take away from the joke. That is the key to so many great shirt designs. The I Was Here design makes for a great casual shirt to be worn at coffee shops and airports. Another great thing about this shirt is that you could probably spill coffee on it and it will not matter as it would just blend right in it.
Description: Lou Andreas-Salomé quote: How do I imagine love? This is quite uncomplicated -- very simple and wholesome. I would compare it with things that are least demonic or romantic, like the daily bread that is blessed and stills our hunger, like the stream of air that comes into our home to refresh us. In one word, with that which is most important, most beautiful, and most natural, on which we most depend and about which we do not need to engage in empty rhetoric.
