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Our posters are printed to order on a choice high quality (200gsm +) paper and come in three sizes. These are affordable Digital reproductions and are sent in high quality, durable cardboard tubes via royal Mail. Paper Size: - A3 A3 = 297mm x 420mm or 16.5 inches x 11.7 inches All prints are the best possible fit to a sheet of A3 IMPORTANT ROYAL MAIL TRACKING The vast majority of our items are sent via Royal Mail and purchased through Etsy Postage. A tracking number is automatically added to your order details. We have had numerous complaints that Postmen are not leaving cards when customers are not in. This now seems to be the norm. It is the customers responsibility to check the tracking and see if an item needs collection or redelivering. These items are generally returned to us after a month after which we will invoice you again to reship the item. If you're item has not arrived after the stated delivery time, check the tracking information. Please note that items sent 2nd class, will only show delivery information once delivery has been attempted. INTERNATIONAL ORDERS OUTSIDE OF THE UK Please note that we now have orders printed and sent from the customers country of residence wherever possible. Items were taking three to four weeks to be delivered by the Royal Mail, with items being delayed at customs, especially in the USA. We can now get items to customers throughout the world within 7 to 10 days. This has resulted in us having to raise our prices for orders placed outside of the UK, however, with the saving made in postage, items are generally £5 or more cheaper to the customer. We hope you agree that this is better off for all parties and that you will pay less overall and get your items quicker.
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Available in A4 and A3, this funky design will look great in any space. Aiming to be as environmentally friendly and energy conscious as possible, your design will be printed using a state of the art, digital litho press alongside vegetable based inks to keep energy usage and carbon footprint as low as possible. Your print will come on sturdy 170gsm paper which is FSC (Forestry Standards Commission) Approved. Your print/s will be packaged in a flat, cardboard backed envelope to ensure its safe arrival, and will be sent via Royal Mail First Class (free UK delivery). Please send a message if you have any questions, or to arrange a custom sized print. Please be aware this is an unframed print. Due to different digital colour settings, there may be a very slight variation in the colours of your print. I really hope that you will love your purchase and welcome your feedback so that I can grow my small business.
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Ideas for bookmaking projects come to me in all sorts of places. Last month I was at a talk by Tuskegee Airman James A. Sheppard at the Newburyport Public Library. He started by describing the history of African American aviation before World war II and showed a photo of the first licensed black aviator in the US—a woman named Bessie Coleman. I immediately knew she would be a perfect subject for March's bookmaking project in celebration of Women's History Month. Here is a Who Am I? Book about her. This is a simplified version of the book I usually make with a grocery bag and a cereal box panel (directions here). For this one I used two sheets of used copy paper with writing on one side only. You Will Need: 2 sheets used copy paper with writing on one side only Piece of yarn about an arm's length long Bead Glue stick Scrap paper Hole punch Make the Book: Fold one of the pieces of paper in half the long way like a hot dog with the writing on the inside. 2. Open the paper, put glue on one half, close and smooth to help the glue adhere. 3. Repeat with the second piece of paper. 4. Place one folded piece so that it is tall in front of you. Place the second piece on top to form a large plus sign. 5. Take the bottom of the tall paper and fold it up over the sideways one. 6. Take the right side of the sideways paper and fold it over the bottom you just folded up. 7. Do the same with the left side and the top. 8. Take the two piece of paper apart. 9. Put glue on the center of the tall rectangle, place the sideways piece on top, and smooth to help the glue adhere. 10. Fold the book up. 11. Punch a hole in the center of the lower edge of the top flap. 12. Fold the piece of yarn in half. 13. Insert the loop end into the hole. 14. Open the loop, put the ends of the yarn through the loop, and pull. 15. Thread both ends of the yarn through a bead (I find it easiest to fold a small loop and twist it before threading) and tie a knot with the bead inside. Tie a second knot to make it secure. 16. To close the book, wrap the yarn around the book and tuck the bead under the yarn. BESSIE'S BOOK I was able to find a lot of information about Bessie Coleman both online and in books. She's a popular subject for children's books. I love the one I have—Fly High! The Story of Bessie Coleman by Louise Borden and Mary Kay Kroeger, illustrated by Teresa Flavin—filled with both information and inspiration. Here's how the book closes: Daughter...aunt...walker...reader...dreamer...thinker... student...pilot...speaker...teacher. Bessie Coleman was all of these. Like her mother, Susan, Bessie knew how to plant seeds. Her work in schools and churches was as important as her daring spins and loops in the sky. Across the U.S., some of Bessie's young fans grew up to be pilots. Many others would remember her courage, her smile, and her words: "You can do something, too. Keep trying! Fly high!" Here are some online resources: bessiecoleman.com centennialofflight.gov rootsweb.ancestry.com (photos) GIVEAWAY: Join in the celebration of Women's History Month and share a link, a book, or other information about a woman in history to be entered into the giveaway. There will be a random number drawing for each of two books: and The drawing will close on Friday March 23 at midnight.
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Japanese old fashion bleach cloth "Sarashi" roll reusable for kitchen use such as straining, wrapping, and cleaning. This product won Good Design Award 2020 in Japan for its outstanding design and traditional quality. - Reusable for kitchen and cleaning use- All natural- Can be an alternative to paper towels- Sustainably low energy manufactured - Perforated for easy tearing into individual towel size. [Related Products] - Sarashi Starter Set (8 Sheets / 5 Sheets) - Sarashi Hangers - Sarashi Starter Set What's Sarashi?Sarashi is a bleached cloth usually made of cotton or linen.Sarashi has been used for various purposes in daily life for over 500 years in Japan.It was used to be cloth wrapped around the body under a kimono and even now used as a cloth strainer to make Dashi soup for traditional Japanese cuisines. The whiteness and purity of the cloth have ritual significance, therefore it also has been used in Shinto or Japanese Buddhism rituals. Made by a long-established company in low energy methodThis newly designed Sarashi roll is developed by TAKEDA SARASHI factory established in 1911 Osaka, Japan. Since its establishment, this factory has been processing bleaching with water from a local clear stream, using as few chemicals as possible, a little water and energy. Since they use fewer chemicals, the bleaching process has been evaluated as safe for baby use and cooking. Sarashi Roll Size : Width 360 x Diameter 62 (mm) Material : 100% Cotton Standing Holder Size : W 100 x H 410 x D 100 (mm) Material : Oak wood, Stainless steel Made in Osaka, Japan
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