|
|
Stamped White Pillowcase Doll Kit – Little Girls $4.86 Each package contains one stamped pillowcase skirt doll pattern and assembly instructions. Created on cotton/poly broadcloth. Additional materials needed to complete: Needle thread hoop ribbon batting lace and floss. Floss requirements included. Coordinates with pillowcase 1605 470…. |
|
|
Disney Card Making Kit Create Your Own PRINCESS THANK YOU CARD KIT Disney / EK Success Card Making Kit Create Your Own PRINCESS THANK YOU CARD KIT By simply applying the 3 dimensional stickers and embellishments to the cards and envelopes, you and your child can create your own beautiful and unique stationery. Disney Create Your Own PRINCESS THANK YOU CARD KIT contains: 10 Cards (3 of each of 3 styles + 1 bonus) - |
|
|
Giving Thanks Craft Pattern $9.29 { # 401 // Yours & Mine Craft Patterns // One craft pattern with complete instruction and photo of finished product included // material to make craft not included }… |
|
|
WILTON 80ct Sweethearts Silver Thank You Cards Sweet Hearts $29.99 80 Wilton Thank You Cards Sweet Hearts Silver 80# Card Stock. Easy to design and print with free online software from Wilton. Envelopes included! 5.5″ x 4.25″ when folded…. |
|
|
Make Your Own Thank You Notes $14.50 Its a great way to say Thank You! Comes with 15 Note cards and envelopes, Over 600 pop-out shapes, and glue stick. Then Mail it to someone who’s done something special for you!… |
|
|
Color My Own Dino,Thank You Cards $13.95 Now this is a SUPER idea! We just love coloring here at The Silly Wagon, as some of our favorite customers know! Here is a fun way to get Jr. to keep busy and learn a little etiquette and some manners! Now thats quite a feat! Box of 10 cards with envelopes.Have a custom idea you want to see on paper! Ask us, we can hook you up!… |
|
|
Color My Own Train Thank You Cards $13.95 Now this is a SUPER idea! We just love coloring here at The Silly Wagon, as some of our favorite customers know! Here is a fun way to get Jr. to keep busy and learn a little etiquette and some manners! Now thats quite a feat! Box of 10 cards with envelopes.Have a custom idea you want to see on paper! Ask us, we can hook you up!… |
|
|
Road Trips: Vol. 2, No. 2 – Carousel 2/14/68 (2 CD) $35.95 Valentine’s Day, 1968 in San Francisco’s legendary Carousel Ballroom was an extraordinary experience, and it’s all captured here – as the first complete show in the Road Trips series. Thanks to a trusty 8-track tape machine, we can enjoy this magical performance that catches the band at a pivotal moment in the exploration of their own sound. It was a night where the band tried out all their newest… |
|
|
100 Great Welsh Choir Favourites $28.98 Choirs include The Morriston Orpheus Choir, The Pontadrddulais Male Voice Choir, The Caerphilly Male Voice Choir, The Cwrt-Y-Gollen Choir, The Treorchy Male Choir and The Lucknow Male Voice Choir…. |
|
|
Road Trips: Vol. 2, No. 2 – Carousel 2/14/68 (2 CD + Bonus Disc) $150.00 Valentine’s Day, 1968 in San Francisco’s legendary Carousel Ballroom was an extraordinary experience, and it’s all captured here – as the first complete show in the Road Trips series. Thanks to a trusty 8-track tape machine, we can enjoy this magical performance that catches the band at a pivotal moment in the exploration of their own sound. It was a night where the band tried out all their newest… |
|
|
Make Your Own Thank You Notes $19.88 Make Your Own Thank You Notes |
|
|
The Fighting Parson $47.95 Buy and sell [The Fighting Parson] at great prices. |
|
|
Thank Heaven $15.79 One of the best-loved stars of classic American cinema tells all in this wry, funny, and poignant memoir. Thank Heaven is filled with reminiscences of MGM at the end of its Golden Era, of the great stars with whom Caron worked, and of her own struggles as an actress. |
|
|
Thank Heaven! $11.48 As the result of a freak accident in the detergent aisle of the grocery store, Rellie arrives in Heaven madder than a wet hen. While working through her "issues" in Heaven, she must also cope with her very own love-struck, seemingly bumbling, guardian angel. As if this weren’t enough, she watches, in horror, as her beloved Earth-living granddaughter inadvertently becomes involved in a murder while on a class trip to Philadelphia. Rellie can leave no cloud unturned. She is hell-bent (oops!) to do something to help. She stirs things up in Heaven and heads to the rescue. Thank Heaven! is set in modern times in the neighborhoods of both Earth and Heaven. It is also the story of an elderly bag lady and a down-on-his-luck street-dwelling man, who make an unlikely alliance. It tells of the Hellraisers, a volatile and rough street gang. And it is the story of a young woman’s courage. Generously sprinkled with humor, Thank Heaven! is a story of love: the love between a man and a woman; the love of family; and the love of one’s fellow beings. About the Author: Before devoting much of her free time to writing, Renée Plank Savacool worked for many years as a textbook editor at a college in suburban Philadelphia. Previous to that time, she was both the editorial/marketing assistant for a publisher of young adult nonfiction as well as the managing editor of a publishing company that specialized in the preservation of individual life stories. Renée is also a freelance journalist; her articles and stories have appeared in local newspapers and national magazines. She is married and lives in Pennsylvania |
|
|
Thank You $13.97 Some bands get no respect, no matter what they do, but Stone Temple Pilots suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous misfortune more than most. Some of this was brought on by themselves, particularly in the early days when they sounded like a mix of Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains and relied on macho bluster in their videos, but critics and rockists singled them out as the one band that typified how the establishment was going to sell out the alt-rock revolution that Nirvana kicked off in 1992, the year punk broke. By Stone Temple Pilots’ second album, 1994′s Purple, they had not only gotten better and weirder than expected; they’d also had the benefit of being surrounded by bands that really were corporate alt-rock rip-offs, so they not only had gotten better, but circumstances made them seem better, too, even if many critics still clung to their blind hatred of the band. Then, as the music guitarist Dean DeLeo and vocalist Scott Weiland wrote continued to get more interesting, Weiland began his descent into drug addiction, cycling through jail and rehab innumerable times. There was a brief parting of the ways in 1997, as Weiland recorded a solo album and the remaining trio formed the short-lived Talk Show, but the group soldiered on into 2001, cutting solid records, yet they were ultimately derailed by Weiland’s addictions — which, in a charming display of empathy, made some of the band’s longtime critics gloat.But, as the years pass, the turmoil gradually fades away (even though Weiland was arrested for DUI weeks before the release of this album), and the music stands at center stage, and it’s best heard on Thank You, a 14-track collection of the group’s hits (the album clocks in at 15 tracks, but “Plush” is repeated in a widely popular acoustic version). Though each record found STP trying different things and each has a clutch of good album tracks, they were at their best as a singles act, since that’s where the strengths — DeLeo’s knack for catchy, monstrous riffs, Weiland’s insanely hooky neo-psychedelic melodies, the band’s tight, propulsive rhythms, Brendan O’Brien’s clean yet intricate production — lie. Although they seemed rather cookie-cutter at first, thanks partially to the clobbering grunge of “Sex Type Thing” used as their debut single, the jumbled chronology of Thank You forces the listener to see each track as its own work and judge it on its own merits. And, based on that, it’s clear that Stone Temple Pilots were one of the great singles bands of the ’90s. Single for single, they had a dynamic mix of crunching hard rock and sugary, slightly trippy melodies, underscored by a real sense of urgency and perfect production by O’Brien, where each track unfolded with layer upon layer of sonic detail and no song outstayed its welcome. This was alt-rock played as classic rock — it played by the rules of ’70s album rock, but its amalgam of sounds and styles, where STP poached from metal, glam, bubblegum, the Beatles, and albu |
|
|
Blue Thank You Babies – Robin Zingone – Baby Thank You Card $2.69 This artsy blue baby thank you note is fully customizable and makes for a wonderful baby thank you card, just add your own baby photo and a special message. 4.75″ x 4.75″ Folded Card |
|
|
Thank You, Mr. Falker $10.55 Based on the memories of the author’s own childhood, THANK YOU, MR. FALKER tells the story of Trisha, a gifted young artist who is having trouble learning how to read. Teased by the other students, Trisha feels unhappy and uncomfortable at school–until s |
|
|
Thank You Power $8.47 A two-time Emmy Award-winning journalist offers groundbreaking and persuasive scientific evidence to prove that gratitude is the secret key to unlocking one`s full life potential, sharing powerful personal stories of thank you power in action and teaching individuals how to incorporate that power into their own lives. Reprint. |
|
|
Avatar Thank You Notes Pkg/8 $3.49 Avatar Thank You Notes feature Neytiri with the battlefield of Pandora in the background. Our Avatar thank you cards come in a package of eight and includes matching envelopes. Each Avatar themed thank you note has room inside for you write your own special message. The Avatar Thank You Notes paired with the rest of our Avatar Party Supplies will create a party the Na’vi would love. |
|
|
Safari Party Thank You Notes Pkg/8 $4.99 The Safari Party Birthday Thank You Notes feature a zebras head and the phrase “T if for Thank You”. Each of the the safari party thank you cards has room inside for your own personal message. The Safari Party Birthday Thank You Notes come in packages of 8 and include 8 envelopes. |
Tags: cards · design · typography · video · youNo Comments
0 responses so far ↓
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.