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SOLD! Soccer Ball Football Pattern Throw Blankets

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SOLD!

Soccer Ball Football Pattern Throw Blankets

by BluedarkArt | Society6 Shop 

Many Thanks to the Buyer! 

Our customers tell us ALL the time how soft and warm our Throw Blankets are (the secret: Sherpa fleece). Even better, they get softer the more you wash them. They’re a perfect addition to any living room couch. Featuring a crisp, vivid design on the front with a reverse white side.

  • Available in three sizes
  • Crafted with 100% polyester and sherpa fleece
  • Printed design on front with reverse white side
  • Machine wash with cold water on gentle cycle, tumble dry low
  • Do not iron or dry clean

Soccer Ball Football Mug Sold on Society6! Thanks :)

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Tic Tac…it’s Brazil 2014 Time!

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Brazil Flag Gold Green and Soccer Ball Digital Art Design on Society6!

Brazil Flag Gold Green and Soccer Ball Wall Clocks – $30.00

 

Come see and buy other Product with many other Designs made by me, on my Society6 Shop! 🙂 …like these, for example 😉

 

Theses Designs, and many others, are also available as:

Framed Art Prints – Stretched Canvases – Stationery Cards

iPhone & iPod Cases – iPad Cases – iPhone & iPod Skins – Laptop & iPad Skins

T-shirts – V-neck T-shirts – Tank Tops – Kids T-Shirts – Onesies – Hoodies

Throw Pillows – Tote Bags – Wall Clocks – Mugs – Shower Curtains – Rugs

 

Come see and buy other Product with many other Designs, on my Society6 Shop!  🙂   Thank You!

 

About Society6:
The artwork on Society6 is created by hundreds of thousands of artists from around the world.
When you buy a product from Society6, we produce it using only the highest quality materials, and ship it to you on behalf of the artist.
Artists! Learn more about selling your artwork as gallery quality art prints, iPhone cases, t-shirts and other fine products – without giving up control of your rights.
Society6 was founded by Justin Cooper, Lucas Tirigall-Caste and Justin Wills.

 

Many Thanks for Visiting! 🙂

Sales at Cafepress

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These are some recent sales I made on Cafepress!
I’m very grateful to the Persons who bought these Products with my Designs! This makes me feel very proud of my Work!

Thanks a lot to the Buyers! 🙂

Dinosaurs on Tropical Jurassic Landscape Shower Curtain – $57.99

Funny Black Cat Cartoon Scratching wall Travel Mug – $22.99

Gecko Floral Tribal Art Hitch Cover – $17.50

Spring Flowers Pattern License Plate Holder – $17.99

…and 80 of these Note Cards (4 packs of 20):

Wild Animals on African Savannah Sunset Note Cards (Pk of 20) $19.99

 

Come see and buy more products with many other Designs on my Cafepress Shop, HERE!

Thank You for visiting! 🙂

Colorful and Trendy Flip Flops for Summer!

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☀ We Love Flip Flops! …flip…flop…sounds sweet, sound like walking on the beach 🙂 ☀

Here’s a selection of some Flip Flops-Sandals with my Designs You can buy on this Cafepress Shop!…Get Ready for Summer Holidays!

 

Marijuana Cannabis Leaves Pattern Flip Flops

Summer Sun Cartoon with Sunglasses Flip Flops

Spring Flowers Pattern Flip Flops

Soccer Ball Football Pattern Flip Flops

Clear Water Drops Pattern Flip Flops

Marijuana Psychedelic Skull Flip Flops

Gold and Blue Macaw Parrot Fantasy Flip Flops

Jaguar Fur Pattern Flip Flops

Toco Toucan with Brazil Flag Flip Flops

USA Stars and Stripes Woman Portrait Flip Flops

Tropical Fishes Pattern Flip Flops

 

Come see and buy more Products with many other Designs, HERE!   🙂   Thank You! 

 

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 Let me tell You something about Flip Flops ☀(ツ)☀

The term flip-flop has been used in American and British English since circa 1972 to describe the thong or no heel strap sandal. It gets its name from the sound that is made by walking in them,

and is thus an example of onomatopoeia. Flip-flops were commonly worn in Nigeria at least since the early sixties, and it is perhaps from Britons and Americans returning home that the term spread. 

They could be bought by tracing round the edge of a foot on paper, and then the template would accompany a servant to the market, where he would barter for flip-flops. 

They are called thongs in Australia, jandals (short for “Japanese sandals”) in New Zealand, slops in South Africa., and tsinelas in Philippines (in some Visayan localities as “smagul”, 

from the word smuggled).

This footwear has a number of other names around the world. In India and Pakistan, flip-flops are commonly known as hawai chappal (हवा चप्पल), which literally translates from Hindustani as “air sandal”.

The Japanese wear similarly designed, traditional straw sandals known as zōri. Throughout the world, they are known by a variety of other names, including dép tông or dép xỏ ngón in Vietnam, 

chinelos in Brazil, japonki in Poland, dacas in Somalia, sayonares (σαγιονάρες) in Greece, Schlapfen in Austria, slippers in Hawai’i, tsinelas in the Philippines, djapanki (джапанки) in Bulgaria, 

and vietnamki in Russia and Ukraine.

(Source: Wikipedia)