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A real photo of our beloved American Lavender Ice gander's feathers, several distinctive original patterns, and a grid of folk-art paisley geese.

A quartet of round seals -- one for Yule, three for all year -- with original designs of natural objects and ritual items.

A collection of vintage graphics adds up to a mystic portrait.

Costume pieces for a modern or period Sherlock Holmes.

At least two shades of red, but still: definitely red. Dressed for the beginning of the 18th century, when hair was big but white powder hadn't quite taken hold, these original character designs have an inspiring presence! (Fans of "The Favourite" or "Harlots" will recognize the era's silhouette, but these character and fashion designs are original, based on period sketches.)

King snakes and coral snakes are labeled with a classic "roses are red" love poem. (Please do not label your snakes in real life, as it may result in physical and/or emotional harm to the snake.)

Or generalized queer apparel, as the case may be.

A seamless (but exceedingly tangled) pattern of caution tape on a distressed background.

Drawn from an 1860s French textile artist's book of watercolor sketches, this deliciously monochrome panel combines multiple treatments in a unified look.

Merit badges for the 2020s! Styled like a traditional embroidered patch, they celebrate the things that are getting us through Covid-19. This compilation of 5 designs includes badges earned for Binge Watching, Internet Virology, Stress Baking, Fascist Fighting, and Mask Wearing.

Elements of design from an 1860s Maison Robert textile sketchbook were carefully trimmed and manipulated to make this set of bullets, color palette dots, faux washi tape, and floral feature stickers.

A little girl dressed as a traditional railroad engineer signals the way forward.

Choose something cheerful for an elegant evening.

A theme collaged from vintage (1920s-1960s) advertisements.

Red and white gowns for day and evening in the 1800-aughts.

Awards for the OTHER kind of exceptional student papers, including You Tried, The Broken Red Pen Award, the Worst Mental Image Award, the Teacher Started Drinking Award, the Over-Explaining Award, and the Spit Take Award. (Please no one actually show these to your students.)

A little sketch of women coloring their world.

A little wardrobe of seaside staples in ivory and charcoal.

Every male character has a female counterpart somewhere on the Internet. Here's a concept for a Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as 21st-century women.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

Five women wearing variations on the Tudor wardrobe.

Real Victorian greeting scraps were recolored and placed to create this pretty springtime display: baskets of eggs, vases of flowers, and hatching eggs entwined in fuchsias and violets.

Colorfully mottled tie-dye tokens -- a modern take on the shape of ancient Chinese coins -- are inscribed with four chivalrous virtues and tinted to match a modern Pride flag.

WOT NO FLIES? A vampire mashup of the old "Kilroy Was Here" graffiti from World War II.

A hand-drawn cicada whose wings are alive with blending color! Cicadas are a near-universal symbol of rebirth and self-discovery.

It's the sweeter side of STEM and the science-themed nursery: silhouetted rocking dinos for the future paleontologist. Rocking-horse dinosaurs are perfect for nerdy new parents and older siblings, too!

A Christmas madras patchwork for the winter.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with a dimensional design of sweet-flag irises and a cutout of the word COURAGE.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with geometric shading and a cutout of the word GRACE.

Mason jars and repurposed bottles, canned goods and dried herbs.

Line art from an original paper doll.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with geometric shading and a cutout of the word GRACE.

A colorfully banded lucky token -- its shape is based on older Chinese coins, its hues on a contemporary pride flag -- with geometric shading and a cutout of the word GRACE.

Styled like a traditional embroidered patch, these merit badges celebrate the things that are getting us through the 2020s. This badge honors a commitment to wearing a mask.

A row of masked pumpkins.

Eat local and in-season ... with delicious oranges!