24" round removable fabric wall decal with quote, Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost. Hand typography, peel & stick removable, commitment-free style to your dorm, apartment, office or anywhere you'd like! Simply peel and stick these fabric wall decals, they are removable, repositionable and you can save them on the backing paper for reuse!Hand drawn typography created by artist, Lindsay Dyer. Photograph taken on Tybee Island, in Savannah, Georgia, the very pier where The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks was filmed. This photograph is the work of talented photographer Ethan Sellars. Why does everyone love our Movable Mural wall decals? Peel and stick Self adhesive matte woven fabric wall decal Remove and reuse again and again PVC free (not vinyl) and non toxic, great for kids rooms! Eco friendly, water based, odorless inks High resolution artwork right to the edge (no clear film) Apply to walls, textured walls, furniture and glass Designed and printed in the US FREE SHIPPING IN THE U.S.

Images courtesy of India Flint. All rights reserved. Prophet of bloom, is the name of her couture clothing line. She calls her blog not all those who wander are lost. These names exemplifies the imagination, travel lust, and free spirit of Australian born fiber artist India Flint. She is the queen of color; both vivid and subtle, faded and stark, and sometimes beautifully muddy and murky, all derived from plants and other natural materials. Threading light on this earth, and only using what is necessary, is India Flint's guiding light and it is evident throughout the artistic process. Even her preferred mordants, the fixatives used to make the dyes bonds with the fibers, are from natural origins. I recently got India's book eco colour and am intrigued by the possibilities her techniques bring using leaves and flowers from our own back yards. Most plants are fair game, although some are more reliable than others (and be ware of the poisonous ones). Besides mordants, factors like water quality and what kind of vessel used, will affect the final outcome of the dye bath. The book includes vast plant lists, as well as safety and care instructions. It does not provide many exact recipes, instead it encourages the readers to experiment on their own using the book as a guide, and to celebrate unexpected results. Image courtesy of India Flint. All rights reserved. For her own fashion line, India Flint has developed a technique called eco-printing where leaves are layered with mordanted cloth, and then bundled up and treated with moisture, heat, or just time, depending on the preferred outcome. The result is magical impressions left behind by the natural pigments in the plant. Image courtesy of India Flint. All rights reserved. India is sharing her knowledge by teaching classes all over the world. This summer she will give two week long workshops at Shakerag, in Sewanee, Tennessee. I am currently on the waiting list for the first class, and although I do not wish for any of the current participants to miss this wonderful opportunity, I am secretly hoping that a spot will open up. I would love to meet India Flint, learn from her, and experiment alongside her. Image courtesy of India Flint. All rights reserved.

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Any Vagabonder who has a Lust for Travel and those who are addicted to travel will love this design with the World Globe & Airplane. Not just for folks who have Wanderlust, but for Adventurous Traveler who MUST Travel. A great item for any traveler, World Traveler, Vagabond, Wanderer, Explorer, Adventurer, Digital Nomads, Location Independent worker, Remote Worker or even an Expat. This tumbler keeps your favorite wine or other beverage at the perfect temperature. It has double-insulated walls that help retain your drinks hot or refreshingly cold, while the stainless steel stemless design makes for incredible durability and ease of use. Great for the Beach, Picnics, Camping & RVing or show it off at your Backyard BBQ. For wine, tea, coffee, beer, whiskey whatever your favorite beverage is, hot or cold. .: One size: 12oz (0.35 l) .: Material: 18/8 food grade stainless steel .: Seamless vacuum-insulated double-wall construction .: Clear, BPA-free press-on lid with slide closure .: Keeps liquids cold for 24 hours & hot for 12 hours .: NB! Hand wash only

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