Decorative Stickers

The KERI card Stickers NOW $5.15

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Die-cut Vinyl Sticker. The KERI card – Kids Emergency Responder Information card The KERI card was designed with parents and children in mind in the event of an emergency where first responders need important information about each child. Nobody plans on accidents, but they do happen. In the event that you as a parent become incapacitated, first responders can gather vital information about your child in emergency situations. These cards can accompany children in many ways, such as: attached to their car seats, accompanying them in their diaper bags, in your glove box of your vehicle or with you in your wallet or purse. First responders are trained to look for these in specific locations. Each card contains vital information about your child, as well as a spot to attach their photo in the event you have more than one child. The high contrast colors stick out and grab the eyes of first responders so the information is never missed. The KERI card is an inexpensive insurance poli

Vintage Elephant TShirt Stickers NOW $3.66

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Die-cut Vinyl Sticker. h2. “Check out *all the other 30 Vintage Elephant Products* which are now available here, including tshirts, hoodies, journals, scarves, leggings, skirts, cases, skins, pouches, tote bags, throw pillows, canvas prints, framed prints, photographic prints, art prints, metal prints etc”:http://www.redbubble.com/people/karin/works/6476425-vintage-elephant *** “Vintage Elephant began life as a ‘paisley elephant’ which is where the initial inspiration sprang from in my mind. The idea just seemed to build on itself and somehow emerged as a rather vintage looking elephant. After I completed the art, I googled ‘vintage elephants’ and was surprised to find that the colour scheme I’ve used here, appears to have been used regularly on antique elephants of a vintage age. Think colourful fairs and merry go rounds, cowboys and tiny tinny wind up toys of eras gone by. After the pencil work (on sketch pad) was complete, i chose to colour the elephant with marker pens,