Square Dancing Tapestries
I Love Square Dancing Black Tapestry
by squaredancing.com.au - Merchandise
$23 $30
Description: Put on your square dancing shoes or cowboy boots, western shirt, dress or fluffy petticoat skirt because the country music is playing and the caller is saying grab your partner! Hear the fiddle? Features a man and woman couple in square dance costumes. Wear to dance lessons, county fair, barn dance, clogging, round dancing, to watch competitions. Traditional or modern makes a great gift for a folk dancer fan. Graphic license creative commons attribution: vecteezy.
I Was Told There Would Be Square Dancing Couple Tapestry
by FlashMac
$23 $30
Professional Square Dancer BLK Tapestry
by squaredancing.com.au - Merchandise
$23 $30
Square Dance Election Tapestry
by squaredancing.com.au - Merchandise
$23 $30
Description: To grasp the significance of Square Dance Day, you must first learn about the square dance! This is a form of dance in which eight persons are divided into four different partners. Each pair is arranged in a square, with one couple on each side of the square, facing the center.
Lockdown Dance Survivor Tapestry
by squaredancing.com.au - Merchandise
$23 $30
Description: A vintage advertisement for Chin's Restaurant, located in the heart of Times Square. The advertisement features retro figures on either side, holding drinks and a microphone. Text includes 'CHIN'S RESTAURANT', 'TIMES SPARE', 'IN THE HEART OF TIMES SQUARE', 'DANCING- REVUE', 'PARTIES ARRANGED FOR ALL CELEBRATIONS', '3NT TONE 340', and '189 CONCREN - 612-399-4910'. A stylistic red heart is present.
CHIN'S RESTAURANT Dancing Revue Times Square Tapestry
by WADUK STORE
$23 $30
Description: The 28th National Square Dance Convention was held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on June 28, 29, and 30 of 1979. While I have no idea what happens at square dance conventions, committees setting rules to limit the number of consecutive do-si-dos and unbridled square dancing on levels most of us can't even begin to imagine come to mind. Throughout the '80s these would pop up in thrift shops and the one and only Lemmy scored one in '82 and it quickly became one of his favorite tees.
