Scottish Cat Tapestries
Description: Cute pocket scottish fold kitten kitty. Not only do I draw dogs, I also draw cats as well! I am planning on drawing pretty much every single type of cat breed and I do take suggestions! An adorable furbaby tortoiseshell kitty! Original hand drawn artwork, cartoon style catto. Adopt a rescue kitty cat today, it makes a great gift! It's so adorable when cats turn into purring machines! I just want to pet all of them ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TechraPockets is my 2nd new account for *ONLY* Pocket tees! Visit my main account: https://www.teepublic.com/user/techranova Give me pocket suggestions on my Twitter: @SarahR_Art
Description: I've created a new set of designs! I will be drawing many adorable cat and other animal faces in a cute kawaii chibi portrait style. I always take suggestions! Adorable Kawaii scottish fold cat face by Sarah Richford ( TechraNova). ~~~~~ Looking for the perfect scottishfold gift? This shirt features a cute and kawaii scottish fold cat art. This tee makes a great Christmas gift or birthday present for kids, adults, family, friends or scottishfold owners.
Description: This design features a Scottish Fold sleeping quietly at sunset. Created for cat lovers and pet owners who appreciate unique animal art, this design makes a thoughtful gift for everyday wear or special occasions. Perfect for birthdays, holidays, or anyone who loves Scottish Folds, cats, and artistic pet designs.
Description: Ken McGowen opened up his first Mac's Milk convenience store on Richmond Hill, just north of Toronto. Ken came up with the name as it sounded like a friendly neighborhood guy, and included milk, as that's a core staple they would be stocking. As a nod to McGowen's Scottish roots, the mascot for Mac's was a cat named MacTavish, wearing a Tam o' shanter and a kilt, holding a jug of milk. McGowen opened seven more stores in 1962, but soon realized he needed capital to continue to grow, so Silverwood Dairies acquired 40% of Mac's Milk in 1963, allowing expansion to continue, and gave Mac's an edge on Silverwood's dairy products. Silverwood increased its holding to 80% in 1968, and 100% in 1972.
