Pennsylvania Dutch Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

If you traveled through Pennsylvania Dutch country anytime from the 50s until the late 90s, you likely noticed signs advertising Zinn's Diner and their authentic Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine. If you followed the signs and got off the turnpike, you probably recall the larger than life figure of Amos, a stereotypical Pennsylvania Dutchman standing near the entrance to welcome you inside for some Wunderful Gudt food or maybe to keep you company while you waited outside for a table. While Zinn's is nothing but a memory today, you can still enjoy many of their signature dishes at the Park Place Diner and if you want to catch up with Amos, he was last seen standing around at Hershey Farm Restaurant & Inn.

Vintage Decycled illustration

A proper tradition!

For the Dutchy Orange and Black Philly Hockey Fan

Collectors and fans of vintage Pyrex glass kitchenware will love this reproduction of the popular "Friendship" pattern! This colorful orange and red bird and flower motif, also known as Birdie, Friendship Bird, or Pennsylvania Dutch Bird Scene, was produced on glassware from 1971 to 1974.

An Authentic Pennsylvania Dutch Christmas means Belsnickel's judgment is near. Whether ye be Impish or Admirable, He is nigh!

America - Pennsylvania - Fall colours with Covered Bridge

A house blessing inspired by the hex signs of the Pennsylvania Dutch, with dachshunds replacing the animals normally portrayed in such signs. Because a home with a dachshund is blessed, indeed!

Pennsylvania Tie Dye Jersey Letter

This work by Oliver Grimley entitled “Giraffe” is now available for you to own! Like us on Facebook @olivergrimleyfineart.

A Vampire dressed in black with a hat

Based on old Pennsylvania Dutch folk art, this simple design features birds, flowers, and plants in red, gold, blue and green.

A delicious Pennsylvania malt beverage, made with pure mountain spring water from the penna dutch country.

The relationship was a schwing and amish.

Funny Foodie Humor ~ I Heart (Love) Pretzel.

Relive the many loves of your favorite confused college student, Felicity Porter! Known to many as JJ Abram's first TV Series, it makes you wonder... is it part of the Cloverfield universe?

Spooky Pennsylvania Dutch Hex Sign.

Glorious Pennsylvania

A combination of the Sun and a eight pointed star of abundance.

A flower pattern inspired by Pennsylvania Dutch barn hex rosette symbols

Covered bridge on a lonely path.

Funny card for a women after a breakup. Two women enjoy a wine at an old door café and one notices an Amish man holding a sign that says, “AMISH YOU” causing one woman to say. “Remember your old boyfriend from Pennsylvania?”

A combination of a Sun and a star of abundance.

A combination of a Sun and a star of abundance.

Growing up in Lancaster, PA 'chow chow' relish was a staple of delicious goodness from the local farmer's market! This is my super kawaii take on it.

Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired Hex Sign (or Barn Star), with a warm fall flair.

This Barn Star is inspired by a traditional PA Dutch design, but with a modern twist. As a big fan of the local craft beer scene, I drew further inspiration from Philly's own Yards Brewing Co. and their Brawler ale.

A PA Dutch-inspired Barn Star featuring the Philadelphia state bird.

A colorful Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired Hex Sign, celebrating local craft beer.

A black and white version of my Distelfinks, inspired by Pennsylvania Dutch folk art and hex signs.

A PA-Dutch inspired Barn Star, celebrating Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood.

Pennsylvania Dutch-inspired distelfinks in a bright, primary palette.

Hand drawn and colored illustration of two rabbits on small island with bridge and white birch trees. From Fritter's Spring: A Pocono Rabbit's Tale. Illustrated by Michael Bauman.

America - Fall colours with Covered Bridge

Might Oak design inspired by the Pennsylvania Dutch folk art tradition of Hex Signs / Barn Stars. This design features the oak leaves and acorns through the seasons. The Mighty Oak symbolizes all that the oak shares with us throughout the seasons: shade from its leaves, food from its acorns, sturdy wood for building, and beautiful scenery!

It's a Amish paradise with roller coasters and shoofly pie