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[ffigarsports]

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[xxanaduwrites]

⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚ a residue series installment ˚୨୧⋆｡˚ ⋆

from the hive 🎙️🐝 : session 1

✎ elementary-teacher!reader (miss.honey) x biker!benny 🏍️

🐝 main hive | sweet talkin’ | honey, are you comin’? 🍯

summary: based off the two parts listed above, spoken from honey’s pov. some never before seen bonus tidbits included to be extended upon in future residue parts ;)

warnings: smoking, talks of violence, arson, potential stalking, some cursing here and there. nothing too crazy.

word count: idek tbh, i oddly wrote it in my tumblr drafts to get me inspired before writing the main residue installments.

💌 requests are open, send ‘em honey 💋

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honey: “y’want some honey in your tea?”

danny: “sure, thanks.”

[ a clanking sounds of what must be a spoon is heard in the background of the recording ]

honey: “anytime, sweets.”

danny: “wait, i’ve seen this before.”

honey: “huh?”

danny: “this company. isn’t that — wait that’s your last name ain’t it?”

honey: “yeah, my pa’s a bee keeper. ma jars the honey with some top secret ingredient that’s got the town buzzin’. whole family business.”

danny: “ah, no wonder you got that nickname.”

honey: “yep, since the womb.”

danny: “interestin’. did benny know that when he met ya?”

honey: “hm…not that i know of. might of. if he didn’t, m’sure johnny must of told him.”

danny: “how’d you meet benny then?”

honey: “how’d i meet benny?”

danny: “yeah.”

honey: “well…you know, i was just mindin’ my own business. working a regular school day at the elementary school on phipps. i was teaching the third grade at the time and johnny’s girls just so happened to be in my class. the main office sent me a note in the middle of the day informing me that the girls would be picked up by their uncle benny. i didn’t think too much of it at the time, hey it wasn’t unusual for kids to be picked up by extended family members, y’know? but i guess i — i had this vision of what he’d be like. fucked up i know, but ya see, i knew johnny. not in the way one would expect. [ honey laughs ] johnny was — well he was mr. davis to me, respectfully so, just like any parent would be to one of my students. but he was also the mr. davis i knew from mass at st. caron’s on the corner of rose and dawn. he’d be walkin’ around in a suit and tie, the whole get up, solemn as he ushered pew to pew with the collections basket for the poor and during communion on sundays 12pm sharp.

danny: “interesting. so i suspect you saw johnny rather often then?”

honey: “oh yeah, every week. went with my ma and pa all the time and like clock work he was there. such a clean cut dignified family man. so it was no surprise for me to be taken aback by benny’s appearance when he pulled up at the school yard.”

danny: “did he bring his bike?”

honey: “hell no! had johnny’s car. ‘twas a real trip with his colors on and a cigarette propped between those pillowly lips of his.”

danny: [ laughs ] “i can imagine. when was this exactly?”

honey: “oh it had to be close to the end of june, right before the start of the summer of ‘65. school was just about ending. had a week left or so. oh yeah — yeah, i remember cause it was real hot out too — sweltering heat, like that sticky kind that can only be equated to bein’ stuck in a classroom with a half broken fan. aw it was the worst. i had on this baby pink tank of sorts with thick straps under this overall dress i decked out a while back. it was real cute. had all these flowers and things i embroidered on it.

danny: “right, the embroidery. heard a thing or two about bedazzled patches on the vandal jackets.”

honey: “‘course you did. the skill got me going with the boys. when sonny started riding with ‘em he let me bejewel the fringes of his jacket real pretty. always a good sport. but anyways — yeah so i had this cute little get up on and my hair was all up and out of my face, real messy for the 60s. kinda stuck out like a sore thumb at school, but what shits did i give?

danny: “none?”

honey: “damn right. so yeah, it was kind of funny when benny came strolling up to me, weaving through all the parents like a puzzle piece that didn’t quite fit one bit.”

danny: “what were your first impressions of him?”

honey: “i was impressed to say the least. only had my reservations for what — half a minute? yeah, i’d say a good thirty seconds before i was smiling up at him.”

danny: “did he scare you? scare any of the parents, other teachers?”

honey: “i wasn’t scared of him no…as for the others, sure. mrs. rubin was all this and that and the other thing ‘bout him after that, especially when it got more serious and he was waitin’ round the school. she didn’t appreciate the loitering, but he was harmless, as harmless as benny could be. though, i was more refreshed really to see somebody so interesting….so different from everybody else. it made me feel seen, y’know?”

danny: “so what happened next? when he got to you?”

honey: “he’s standin’ in front of me and i’m bein’ a good egg with both girls at my sides, small fingers wrapped around each hand, and i go ‘hi, you must be uncle benny. i’m miss. honey.’ and he takes a good minute to give me a once over, like introducing myself was the craziest thing i could of done. then that thick smokey voice of his went “honey, huh?” and my tummy rumbled up so much so i was sure the butterflies i stitched ripped right off and flew about my dress. [ honey laughs again ] i was kind of just like ‘yep, that’s me’ or whateva, and god i was so sure i fucked it all up.”

danny: “how come?”

honey: “anyone that knows benny knows he’s not a man of many words by any means, so at the time i took his silence as a sign of unimpression. i mean if you took a look at us two — and i mean a quick glance or somethin’, we definitely seemed like an odd pair. but if you really looked rather closely, takin’ the time to absorb every detail, i’d definitely say we were far more similar past the common eye. but, i’ll go into that later. [ honey pauses for a moment ] sorry did i answer the question?”

danny: “you did, you did.”

honey: “good, good….so where was i?”

danny: “you were talkin’ about introducing yourself to benny and him being unimpressed.”

honey: “right, so one of johnny’s girl starts gettin’ all antsy. wants to go. has herself practically all over benny in a beg. her sister — no. her sister doesn’t wanna. the little thing has her hand practically chain locked to mine. so i did what any teacher would do and sweet talked her into going.”

danny: “how’d you manage that?”

honey: “i reminded her that her pa was a good man. that his interests were just as important as her own. that was all it took really.”

danny: “did you still think that later on? still do? after everything?

honey: [ honey sighs and puts out a cigarette she’d been smoking throughout the session ] “i did and i still do. i know some people will say that johnny was no good, that his club only created chaos. really though, the johnny i knew was trying to keep the peace as my benny well — wasn’t. one wrong look in my direction and my man was jumping the fool in seconds flat. and if they got a hand on me, oh they’d have to have a death wish upon ‘em. benny would not stand for that. he’d make their life a livin’ hell for as long as they lived. johnny — no johnny wasn’t like that unless it was real bad. unless someone got real hurt, then he’d fight back.”

danny: “like the bar fire?”

honey: “exactly like the bar fire. sure, a part of me felt bad for the owner. that his establishment just went up in flames like that. but the other part of me was glad those fuckers couldn’t step foot in such a place no more. and on top of i was rather pissed off — still am — by the fact that the owner just let my benny get attacked like that. did nothing to stop it. boils my blood just thinking about it. just thinking about my sweet benny minding his business and gettin’ swarmed for just wearin’ his colors. colors that wouldn’t come off of him once i got my artsy hands on it. he was absolutely obsessin’ with the patches i made. especially the one that said “honey’s hubby” with a big ol’ heart. made my cheeks burn real bad when he’d kiss it before tossing it right back on.”

danny: “i remember seeing that.”

honey: “you do?!”

danny: “yeah, the times i rode with the guys. i caught ‘em doing it here and there. especially when he was ‘bout to mount his bike before a ride. figured it was some sort of good luck charm before i really took a good look at what the patch said. then i realized it was you.”

honey: “danny?”

danny: “what?”

honey: “you gotta stop or i’m gonna be gushin’ the whole rest of this interview without giving yuh the real stuff.”

danny: “alright, alright [ lyon laughs ] back to business. so, what happened after you got johnny’s girl to go with benny? when’d you see him again?”

honey: “funnily enough, ‘twas the very next day. saw him first in the mornin’ y’know at drop off. i figured he gave a ride to the girls again or somethin’ — but no. it was betty who did. she came right up to me that morning to say hello. the hell was i thinkin’? i mean benny had his whole bike on him. no shot in hell he’d bring the girls on it.”

danny: “sure.” [ sarcasm is apparent in lyon’s words ]

honey: “danny no! [ honey laughs ] benny was wild but not that wild. he’d never let anything happen to those girls.”

danny: “i know, i know. only jokin’. i’m assumin’ that’s what drew you to him though?”

honey: “it was definitely a solid factor.”

danny: “understandable. did you go talk to him, at drop off?”

honey: “no, no. I didn’t think too much of it at the time and i couldn’t go shoot the breeze with him anyways. the lot was packed with all these little ones. i had to roll call mine. it wasn’t until after lunch hour during recess that i did.”

danny: “he was still there then? never left?”

honey: “as far as i know, no. had a whole garden of cigarette buds circling his feet like he’d been there for hours.”

danny: “what’d you say when you approached him?”

honey: “said something about the girls not getting out for another few hours and then asked him if he was stalkin’ me off the bat. oh — he offered me a cigarette too, and i took it.”

danny: “ripped the bandage right off i see. how’d he take that?”

honey: “seemed amusin’ to him. he made one of those faces that had all his features turnin’ up real pretty. can never forget that. flat out told me he wasn’t which i found strangely adorable. then — i don’t really know how it happened, but he was changing the subject completely. y’know when you’re having a conversation and ya kind of just naturally switch topics easily, but it’s done so smoothy, like the segue isn’t rough or whatever?”

danny: “yeah, i know what y’mean. the previous topic is wedged in there somehow subtly, but it makes sense why you got there.”

honey: “exactly. but, benny. no — when benny was in the midst of a conversation and started going on about something else there was no ease there. yet, you’d be fooled to think so. that’s how he got us out of most arguments honestly. one minute i wouldn’t be too happy with him about somethin’. probably somethin’ stupid anyways. if not stupid, than definitely about him ridin’ with an injury. always got me nervous. but then of course the next he’d have me wrapped up in his embrace as if five minutes prior hadn’t happened. here, for instance though, i guess the transition kind of made sense? i mean i was goin’ on about my co-worker freaking out about him just parking ship near campus, blabbing about and he’s asking about what time i get out, and if i wanna go on a ride. now, i’m dumbfounded by this. cause what the hell does he want to do with me, y’know?”

danny: “so what did ya do? did ya go with him?”

honey: “what’a ya think, daniel?”

[ an unknown interruption cuts the session here, but lyon obtains all the information from honey he needs — for now, that is ;) ]

[ the tape ends ]

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author’s note: hope ya liked this! i’m such a sucker for an interview writing style. daisy jones & the six is my favorite books ever if you can’t tell! <3

my requests are open for any miss honey x benny cross works + any convos about these two in general. don’t be shy honey, i’m all for yapping in the asks.

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[darkjusticiar]

I think most of it is that this business is run terribly. I don't think it's nearly this bad at larger companies. But you'd also be surprised at how many embroidery places make people run second shifts- i tried looking for things at other companies across the country and a ton of the shifts were from, like, 8 p.m- 3 a.m. For people's company jackets? Sports team shit? Seriously? We do this to people for the utter convenience of being able to buy a red sox hat at every truck stop in america? There are many things wrong w this country and I'm adding this to the list.

[batslime]

Hi guys it’s been a while since I’ve made one of these but this is Vicki and she owns the ONE and ONLY lesbian bar/ restaurant in Florida, The Lady’s Room, and it’s at risk of closing. She’s tried getting a loan but the banks are refusing despite her good credit. I’ve made a few posts like these that got some great traction, I would love to see Vicki get the support she needs too 🙏🏼

Please consider donating to her GoFundMe!

Currently she’s at $12,203 of her $100k goal (Tuesday April 18, 2023).

Please spread! If you can’t donate atm the next best thing is to boost.

Video transcription under cut

VIDEO TRANSCRIPTION:

Vicki, a butch lesbian, wearing a black jersey sporting rainbow stripes and embroidery reading “love is love” across the left breast, is leaning against a counter with her tattooed arms crossed. A pride flag hangs behind her in what is presumably her bar. The piercings on her face ride the knit of her concerned brow as she speaks. “A month, maybe two, then it’s on the market. I don’t have a choice; I’ve sold all my properties, I’ve emptied my 401k; I’ve tried banks, I’ve tried finance companies…”

“I went in, I said, you know, I wanna take out a loan to invest in my bar, and they said, we can’t do it. Okay, I have 7+ credit score, I own my cars. I own my home… what the Hell.”

“They won’t touch it. I don’t know if it’s because it’s a lesbian bar, but that’s what it felt like.”

The caption “We have one month to save Florida’s only lesbian bar!” is overlaid the video for its duration.

End transcription.

(This is the first time I’ve written a video transcription, I tried to keep in mind what I would find helpful but please lmk what I could do better if you have any suggestions)

[isawken]

haha heyyyyy jesties

this year has been rough stuff. and the problem is nothing life shattering has happened so i don’t even get to have a spectacular mental breakdown. it’s just been a lot of grind and disappointment and struggle to keep up or have any energy to do anything other than the bare minimum. to everyone who reached out to me with love or kindness or memes and waited weeks or more for a response i love you. and i’m so sorry for my total absence of personhood. i’ve never gotten a dm even if it’s just a silly post and an “i thought of you” that i didn’t like. and your patience with me is appreciated more than you know.

i have some stuff i want to work on. some hobbies i want to pick up again. some friendships i want to recultivate. some pieces of my life i want to try to rekindle. i used to have so much creative energy and impulse. did you know i used to make zines? i fuckin loved making zines. the tactile experience of cutting up thick paper and punching holes and using thread to bind em and filling it with vague thoughts and little collages and splashes of acrylic paint. that shit ruled. about a month ago i tried making one for the first time in years. i cut up some old paper and dusted off the ol' hole punch. this time instead of my usual embroidery thread i used necklace chain to bind it. i was proud of that idea. when it came time to put stuff in it i choked. i had no creative thought. i forced myself to cover the first page with orange and yellow crayola markers. but that was it. i had nothing other than that. just hasty sloppy color thoughtlessly and restlessly thrown down. a dull background promised to a more interesting foreground that never came.

that shit did not rule.

in 1883 in pecos texas the first recorded rodeo takes place. in 2001 rob smets attends the PBR world finals in jeans and a sports jersey bearing sponsor logos. in 1780 joseph grimaldi makes his stage debut at 2 years old at london’s famed drury lane. in the many, many years before any white person ever laid eyes on it, a man in what you’d now call northern arizona paints his body in black and white stripes and puts corn husks in his hair. in 1557 ivan the terrible acts as pallbearer to a man who walked naked in the streets of moscow, even in the dead of winter. 1568 the gelosi acting company coalesces in italy to perform the hot new style of live improv entertainment. in 2017 the ringling bro’s circus performs its last show, 146 years after the titular brothers first formed it. all of these moments (and more!) live in my head rolling around like marbles and one day i’ll tell you all why.

i’ve been on mood stabilizers for so long it’s hard for me to tell if this has just been a really long depressive swing or if this is just how i am now. if this is just what getting older is like. i don’t really think it is. i am like 90% sure this will not last. but the two questions that follow are always 1. how do i get out of it, and 2. what if it is tho xD?

i recently went down to southeastern ohio to visit my family. went up the mountain at 1 am saturday night to help my gramma grab the 8 year old boy she’s been helping to take care of from his strung out mother. the next day i saw my various other relations, aunts and cousins however many times removed. i hung out with my second cousin. same age as me, with two twin girls, 4 years old. she’s a great mom. and enjoys it, too. got a decent husband with a good job. obviously i don’t know her struggles. not like we talk often. but she seemed overall pleased when she spoke about her life. i told her about my work from home job and my loving partner of 8 years and my plans for the future. she told me i was living the dream. and like. i kind of am. so why do i wake up every morning in various states of hangover (it's the mental illness)

i live in one of the cloudiest cities in these united states. my house is about 500 square feet. it’s dark at 5pm now. i already miss the sun. i want to get sunburned again. i want to be sweaty. i want to put talcum powder in my skort. i want to get through this winter without having to rub snow on my face to stave off more serious impulses. i want to check the 5 items off my to do list.

all of my want is like a song stuck in my head.

i miss that stickbug meme

i should dress up like a clown again

maybe tomorrow i’ll just lay under my weighted blanket for 5 hours

or maybe i’ll actually do something i like to do and feel good and real and human about it. who knows. only time will tell. and in the meantime. thanks if you read this <3

[mistydeyes]

hey, i wanted to ask for a cod mw2 pairing if possible

I’m black (dark skinned) and around 5’7. I am plus sized but do try to be active in the pool. I normally wear glasses since that’s what i’m used to but I will wear contacts depending on what im doing that day or if i want to be extra with my makeup. My natural hair is either braided back or in twists so i can have a break from long braids or twists. I do have a decent collection of wigs which i try to take care of.

I am very smiley to the point where it’s stuck on my face. I care deeply for those im close with and my family. I am trying to build self confidence but I never let someone random try and ruin my day. I really like reading, listening to music, cooking/baking, and learning about anything (chemistry, embroidery, music production, etc).

For my future, i am hoping to become a foreign service officer or work for the cia as i study international relations and my current foreign language i’m taking is Chinese. I want to do that for a while and then transition to teaching as a way to inspire kids and help them understand intersectionality in daily life.

For my ideal partner, I would like someone who can just understand me. I love quality time and just enjoying each other’s company. I also have a huge habit of spoiling others and wanting to be spoiled almost every month. I also prefer talking in person as that feels more intimate than texting (unless we’ve been together for a while then texting is fine)

thank you for when ever you get to this!!!!

Phillip Graves (a/n BRO this man has such husband potential if he wasn't an absolute asshole but anon you sound like the coolest person ever and I hope that everything goes well with your major!)

How you met: Government "Morning, agent," the front guard greeted as you underwent security, "got a new wig I see." "You know it, have to use my government salary for something," you joked before entering the elevator. Working for the CIA had its perks, while you enjoyed a cushy salary, the amazing health insurance, and loan forgiveness, you were never able to have a great relationship outside of work. People got a little too nosy when on dates you told them you worked in the "private sector." The doors of the elevator began to close before a hand reached out to stop it. A blonde man who looked like he was more fit to be on a modeling shoot stepped in with a smile. "Looks like we're going to the same floor," he commented and stood next to you as the elevator ascended. You stood in the peaceful silence before he spoke up again. "Didn't know the government hired such gorgeous employees," he flirted and you smiled a little bit wider. "I'm sure they looked at my resume and not my face," you replied as you looked up at him. You couldn't deny he was handsome but you had been down this road before with other DC boys that weren't worth your time. "Well with a face like yours, I'm sure you come highly decorated." God this man was a smooth talker. As you came closer to your destination, he sighed dreamily. "The name's Phillip, hope to see you around, doll face," he winked at you before exiting. It wasn't until later that day when you entered a debrief with your superiors that you saw Phillip's blue eyes light up as you sat down and return his gaze.

A peek into your relationship: Anniversaries were the gift giving Olympics for you and Phillip. Every year you tried to one-up the other. Last year, you took the cake by giving him a sports car that he dreamed of ever since he became the CEO of the Shadow Company. You knew this year, he would be trying to outdo you. What you weren't expecting was being showered with gifts the day before your 5th anniversary. After a long day analyzing some Chinese intel, you entered your Georgetown apartment to the scent of thousands of roses. "Surprise, sweetheart," your boyfriend greeted as he kissed you gently. "Philip I thought our anniversary was tomorrow," you exclaimed as he pulled you into his arms. "Doesn't mean I can't spoil you today," he replied, "Now get dressed, I have something special prepared for you." Your laughter echoes through the hallway as you entered your bedroom. On the bed lay a dress that looked like it was spun from pure gold. You gasped as you put the silky fabric on and saw how it complimented your skin. Underneath the dress was a matching purse, an expensive brand you had only dreamed of owning. You opened it as you exited the hallway and saw a small white box on the inside. You delicately opened it as you made your way back to Graves. You could only hold a hand over your mouth as you saw a beautiful gold ring, adorned with crystals in an extravagant baguette shape. "Surprise gorgeous," Phillip replied before getting down on one knee. You hand to hand it to him, he gave you the best gift you could ever want.

[styleofdiamandis]

PHOTOSHOOT: INSTYLE MAGAZINE

Back in 2010, Marina graced the pages of InStyle Magazine. The editorial, which showcased some of the best Fall/Winter 2010 collections, was lensed by Christophe Rihet.

Styling by Amanda Bellan and Frankie Read, hair by Paul Percival, makeup by Cassie Jones and nails by Julie Luong.

We're starting off strong with Marina dressed in a Dior chunky ivory wool knit cardigan with baby-blue silk ribbons and white fur trimming (£1,650.00) which she teamed up with Dolce & Gabbana burgundy velvet wrap bustier dress with draping and jewel brooches (£1,300.00).

Her jewelry here includes a Topshop metal chain necklace with a Pebble London 22ct gold, blue aventurine and silk necklace (£240.00 - similar pictured).

On her hands, she wore a Dorothy Perkins black leather ring (£12,50) and a Sarah Ho London 18ct gold, quartz and tsavorite ring (£2,150.00).

Look n. 2 displays Marina wearing her favorite designer, Vivienne Westwood! She chose one of the final numbers from the Gold Label's F/W10 runway - a lilac silk taffeta dress with exploding black organza skirt.

As in accessories, she wore two studded leather cuffs by Felder Felder (£200.00 each), a feather and 18ct gold headdress by English jewellers Wright & Teague...

...which she then swapped for a Sonia Rykiel beige ostrich feather pom-pom headband (£350.00).

One element I've noticed about this shoot: there's just never enough when it comes to jewelry! Layering chunky necklaces is such an early 2010s thing and this shoot definitely showed how to do it back then.

Marina combined a Djurdja Watson black jet necklace with Swarovski crystals (£476.00) with a Topshop metal multi-strand watch necklace in silver (£50.00)

M further accessorized her look with a Chanel metal open-work, enamel, resin and gripoix cuff (£1,724.00)...

...and Pebble London mother-of-pearl oval bezel ring (£165.00 - similar pictured) and gold-plated & pink aventurine ring (£145.00).

The HOT Steampunk-inspired metallic gold and black patent leather sandals (£635.00) are signed by Rupert Sanderson.

For the third look of this editorial, the singer wore a white tulle dress with fraying and ruffles from Chanel's collection, which was inspired by Winter wonderland.

Marina's jewelry here included a Tom Binns Design Punk Chic metal necklace (£895.00), a Djurdja Watson gold-plated silver and brass necklace with Swarovski crystals (£389.00), and a Hoss Intropia silk and crystal cuff (£79.50).

Next, she accentuated the waist of her dress by rocking a Hollywood Trading Company studded black leather belt (£205.00).

The look was completed with these black eel skin peep-toe platform pumps (£585.00) from Rupert Sanderson.

Here, Marina wore the Lolita bodysuit (£439.00) from Bebaroque's "Matador" collection with embroidery inspired by Spanish traditional matador costumes and historical embroidery.

She layered a L'Agence cotton skirt (£170.00) with a Topshop tulle and diamanté maxi skirt (£70.00).

Her jewelry starts off with this beautiful Chanel Pre-Fall 2010 "Paris-Shanghai" collection gold metal, enamel and silk tassel necklace (£2,285.00).

She also wore Tom Binns Design crystal earrings (£120.00), the Felder Felder studded leather cuffs (£200.00 each), Pebble London gold-plated, onyx and coral ring (£165.00) and Sarah Ho London 18ct white-gold, topaz and diamond ring (£4,760.00).

Lastly, her black leather biker boots (£160.00) are Hudson London.

For the penultimate look, Marina sports this intricate folded black lambskin leather sleeveless coat (£2,795.00) by John Rocha!

Last but definitely not least, Marina poses in this Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2010 mustard-yellow ostrich feather jacket (£4,865.00), which I promise, would go missing if it was near me.

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Blossoms (Aerith Week - Day 2)

(( today's @aerith-week prompt is Rebel, featuring some pre-relationship goodness with Biggs and childhood shenanigans! ))

“Aerith! I-I don’t think we should be doing this!”

She paused while scaling the side of the rickety church and peered below. “Says who?!”

Back on the ground level was Biggs, a Leaf House kid around her age. He sported second-hand clothes and messy hair, but his wide eyes twitched about.

“Someone could see us!” he reasoned after a second.

Aerith raised an eyebrow. “So?”

“So... that’s bad, right?”

She shrugged and resumed her climbing. “Even if they do see us, they’re not going to catch us!”

“What?!”

Her giggles graced the stale slum air as she reached the rooftop. Aerith bounced to standing, brushed off her dress—her favorite one with the floral embroidery—and checked on her partner-in-crime.

“Yoo-hoo!” she taunted Biggs with a wave. “Come on up, scaredy cat!”

“I-I’m not scared!” he shouted.

“Then hurry up and keep me company!” Aerith paused and smirked. “If you don’t, I’m telling on you!”

“About what?!”

“That it was you who stole all the cookies from the Leaf House last week.”

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Fifteen questions for fifteen mutuals

Tagged by @runawaymun, thank you!

1. Were you named after anyone?

No, my mom had a short list of names she liked and when I was born she picked the one she felt fit the best.

2. When was the last time you cried? 

Some time in the week before last, when I was dealing with a crazy amount of vertigo from BPPV and had my debit card canceled due to a fraud alert at the same time so I couldn't even pay for my visit to the doctor (luckily they let you pay later but ughhh it was a lot all at once). 

3. Do you have any kids?

Nope, just furbabies!

4. Do you use sarcasm a lot?

Not really but I think I used to when I was younger. These days it usually only comes out when I am irritated or overstressed. 

5. What sports do you play/have played?

I was an equestrian for a long time, up into my first few years of university. I had 2 horses at one point and was a regional champion in my division of competitive showjumping, so you could say I was very into it to say the least. Before horses took over my life I was always on a local soccer team of some kind. These days I don't play any sports but do enjoy walking and the occasional hike. 

6. What's the first thing you notice about people?

It depends on the situation but usually whatever someone is projecting, from the way they move and carry themselves to their tone of voice. 

7. What's your eye colour?

Green if there's a lot of light, otherwise hazel.

8. Scary movies or happy endings?

Either, it depends more on how well the story is told as to whether I like it or not than the subject matter. I do gravitate more towards psychological horror and ambiguous endings (e.g. The Blackcoats Daughter, Suspiria) over romance or dramedies. 

9. Any special talents?

I'm physically stronger than I look….idk if that's a special talent though. I'm very good at retaining information and remembering details…to the occasional annoyance of others and myself lol. 

10. Where were you born?

In a hospital across the river from the city I still live in. Geographically speaking, in the Northeast United States. 

11. What are your hobbies? 

Needlecraft (embroidery & cross-stitch), reading and collecting everything from diecast cars to dolls and action figures. I have an embarrassing amount of toys lol. 

12. Do you have pets? 

Indeed I do! I have two cats, a senior blue-grey shorthair boy and a younger dark grey fluffy girl. 

13. How tall are you? 

Not quite 5'6" 

14. Favorite subject in school?

History and Science, which is probably why I majored in Geology at university! 

15. Dream job? 

My current job is rather unique and suits me very well because I am responsible for both analytics and that kind of problem solving but also oversee graphic design and content creation for the company I work for. So I get to exercise the part of my brain that loves to break down and understand everything and the creative part that loves making things and working with the people that make things.

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Step Up Your Style with Custom Flip Flops: Personalized and Comfortable Options

When it comes to creating unique and practical promotional items, few options are as versatile as flip flops. Whether you’re looking to make a statement with Embroidered Flip Flops or add flair with Die Cut Flip Flops, the possibilities are endless. CustomLogoFlipFlops.com specializes in crafting high-quality flip flops tailored to your needs. With a range of styles, including Fabric Strap Flip Flops and Rubber Strap Flip Flops, you can ensure both comfort and style in every step.

Why Choose Custom Flip Flops?

Flip flops are not just summer staples; they’re a perfect blend of function and fashion. Personalized flip flops can serve as excellent giveaways, event souvenirs, or even team gear for sports or company outings. At CustomLogoFlipFlops.com, the options are customizable, allowing you to choose designs that match your brand or personal aesthetic.

Types of Flip Flops to Consider

Embroidered Flip Flops

If you’re looking to add a touch of elegance to your flip flops, embroidery is a perfect choice. Embroidered flip flops stand out with their intricate designs and personalized touch, making them ideal for weddings, corporate events, or luxury giveaways. The embroidery technique ensures durability while elevating the overall look of the footwear.

Die Cut Flip Flops

For those seeking a unique and playful design, Die Cut Flip Flops are an excellent option. These flip flops can be customized with specific shapes, patterns, or even logos cut into the sole or strap, creating a standout product. They’re perfect for promotional events, as the design itself becomes a conversation starter.

Fabric Strap Flip Flops

Fabric Strap Flip Flops offer a more comfortable alternative to traditional rubber straps. These flip flops often come in a variety of colors and patterns, making them suitable for casual wear or themed events. The soft fabric reduces irritation and ensures long-lasting comfort, even during extended use.

Rubber Strap Flip Flops

Durable and water-resistant, Rubber Strap Flip Flops are the go-to choice for beachwear and outdoor activities. These flip flops are easy to clean and maintain, making them perfect for daily use. With customization options like logo placement and vibrant colors, they’re a practical yet stylish choice.

Benefits of Custom Flip Flops

Brand Recognition: Custom flip flops with logos or designs help enhance brand visibility, especially at outdoor events or corporate gatherings.

Practical and Memorable: Unlike traditional promotional items, flip flops are functional and long-lasting, ensuring your brand stays in the spotlight.

Affordable Bulk Options: CustomLogoFlipFlops.com provides cost-effective solutions for bulk orders, making it easy to cater to large events or promotional campaigns.

How to Design Your Custom Flip Flops

The process is simple and allows for complete personalization. From choosing the base material to selecting the strap type and adding designs, you have full control over the outcome. CustomLogoFlipFlops.com ensures the quality and precision of every pair, so your flip flops leave a lasting impression.

Conclusion

Custom flip flops, whether they’re Embroidered Flip Flops, Die Cut Flip Flops, Fabric Strap Flip Flops, or Rubber Strap Flip Flops, offer a perfect blend of style and functionality. At CustomLogoFlipFlops.com, you can create flip flops that align with your brand, theme, or personal style. With endless customization options and premium quality, these flip flops are sure to make every step memorable.

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The Art of Personalization: Elevate Your Style with Custom and Embroidered Accessories

Custom Made Knapsacks: Tailored to Your Needs

When it comes to bags, functionality and style are key. Custom Made Knapsacks are the perfect solution for anyone looking to create a unique, personalized bag. These knapsacks offer ample space for all your essentials while adding a touch of individuality. Whether you're traveling, hiking, or simply running errands, a custom-made knapsack offers both practicality and personality.

The beauty of custom knapsacks lies in the variety of design choices they offer. You can choose from a range of fabrics, colors, and embroidery options to create a knapsack that reflects your unique style. With custom embroidery, you can incorporate your initials, company logo, or any design that resonates with you. This versatility ensures that your knapsack isn’t just another bag; it's an extension of your personality.

Embroidered Knapsacks: The Blend of Style and Function

If you want to take your bag game to the next level, Embroidered Knapsacks are the way to go. These bags combine the durability and utility of a traditional knapsack with the elegance and uniqueness of custom embroidery. Embroidered knapsacks offer an added layer of sophistication, making them perfect for both casual and professional settings.

Whether you're using them for school, work, or outdoor adventures, embroidered knapsacks are versatile enough to carry all your essentials. The embroidered designs, from logos to intricate patterns, make these bags stand out. Not only are they practical, but they also serve as a great canvas for showcasing your brand or personal flair.

Embroidered Baseball Hats: A Timeless Classic

Embroidered Baseball Hats are a classic accessory that has been a staple in fashion for decades. They provide a stylish and practical way to protect yourself from the sun while showcasing your unique style. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or just love the casual look of a baseball hat, embroidery takes this accessory to the next level.

Personalization options for embroidered baseball hats are endless. You can add your name, a fun graphic, or even a logo to the front or side of the hat, making it a great option for sports teams, corporate giveaways, or just for personal use. The beauty of embroidered hats is that they can be as bold or subtle as you want, making them suitable for any occasion or outfit.

Best Embroidered Baseball Caps: High-Quality Craftsmanship

When it comes to Best Embroidered Baseball Caps, quality is key. These caps are not only designed for comfort and style, but they also feature high-quality embroidery that ensures they last for years. Whether you are looking for a cap to wear on a sunny day or one that represents your favorite brand or team, embroidered baseball caps add a personal touch that regular caps can't offer.

The best embroidered caps are crafted with attention to detail, ensuring that the designs are sharp and vibrant. With a range of colors, materials, and thread choices, you can create a cap that perfectly fits your needs. Whether you want to add a fun design, a business logo, or a meaningful message, the embroidery brings the cap to life, making it stand out from the rest.

Why Choose Embroidered and Custom Accessories?

Personalized accessories like Embroidered Knapsacks, Embroidered Baseball Hats, and Custom Made Knapsacks offer several benefits. Firstly, they allow you to express yourself in a way that goes beyond traditional fashion items. Custom embroidery adds a level of sophistication and individuality that mass-produced items simply can’t match. Whether you’re looking to stand out from the crowd or promote a business or event, these items serve as a canvas for your creativity.

Additionally, embroidered accessories are incredibly durable. Unlike printed items that can fade or peel over time, embroidery is long-lasting and retains its quality even after multiple washes or years of use. This makes embroidered products ideal for both personal use and corporate giveaways.

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Custom Lanyard Keychain Style and Design Ideas: Make Your Keychain Uniquely Yours

The smallest accessories often make the biggest impact. Custom keychains have become a popular and versatile way for individuals to showcase their unique style while serving a practical purpose. Whether you’re looking for custom acrylic keychains, acrylic charms, or custom keychains in bulk, this article will guide you through various styles and design ideas to create a custom lanyard keychain that enhances your everyday look.

Custom Keychain Style and Design

1. Material Matters

When designing a custom lanyard keychain, choosing the right material is essential. Traditional options like nylon and polyester are durable and widely used, but exploring alternative materials can create a unique look. For example, leather lanyards add a sophisticated touch, while paracord lanyards have a rugged, outdoorsy feel. Opting for acrylic keychains can offer a modern, lightweight, and customizable option that allows for vibrant colors and clear designs. Whether you're making a batch of custom keychains in bulk or a single piece, selecting the material that best resonates with your personality is the first step toward a personalized accessory.

2. Colorful Expressions

Color plays a major role in conveying personality and mood. With custom lanyard keychains, your color palette is almost unlimited. Choose bold and vibrant colors to make a statement, or subtle, earthy tones for a more understated look. For acrylic charms, colors can be layered or combined to create a unique aesthetic that aligns with your style. Consider colors that represent your interests, your favorite sports team, or even colors that match your brand if you’re creating custom keychains for wholesale purposes.

3. Beaded Beauty

Beads add texture and intricacy to custom lanyards, making them visually stunning and unique. Beaded custom lanyards allow for endless customization with different shapes, sizes, and colors of beads, and they bring a handmade touch that many people appreciate. Whether you prefer a minimalist design or something more elaborate, adding beads is an excellent way to express your creativity.

4. Personalized Charms

Adding personalized charms to your lanyard can make it uniquely yours. Charms like initials, birthstones, or symbols related to hobbies or interests can turn a simple lanyard into a meaningful accessory. Acrylic charms, in particular, are ideal for detailed designs and vibrant colors. They can be added to custom acrylic keychains for a durable and eye-catching result. Choose charms that reflect your personality and make your lanyard something truly special.

5. Utility Meets Style

Aesthetic appeal is essential, but so is functionality. Custom lanyard keychains can be designed with added features for convenience, such as pockets, pouches, or retractable badge holders. These additional elements make the lanyard practical without sacrificing style, which can be especially useful if you’re considering custom keychains in bulk for events or company branding. Integrating these features shows a thoughtful approach to design, making your lanyard both stylish and functional.

6. Embroidery Elegance

For a refined look, consider embroidered lanyards. You can choose a high-quality base material, then embellish it with embroidered patterns, names, or logos. Embroidery allows for intricate detailing and creates a polished finish. Whether you want a simple monogram or a bold design, embroidery adds elegance and makes your lanyard stand out.

7. Themed Treasures

Express your interests and passions through themed custom lanyards. From nature-inspired motifs like leaves and trees to designs for gamers with game controllers, themed lanyards showcase what you love. Acrylic charms can enhance this effect, allowing you to create lightweight, high-quality representations of the things that matter most to you. Not only do themed lanyards serve as a great accessory, but they also make fantastic conversation starters.

Why Choose Custom Acrylic Keychains?

Custom acrylic keychains are incredibly popular due to their versatility, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Acrylic is a lightweight, transparent material that can be easily shaped and colored, making it ideal for creating eye-catching designs and intricate details. Here are some reasons to consider acrylic for your custom lanyard keychains:

Vibrant Colors: Acrylic holds colors well, so you can choose vibrant shades or subtle hues to create the perfect look.

Detailed Design: Acrylic allows for sharp edges and precise details, ideal for custom artwork, logos, or personal symbols.

Durability: Acrylic keychains are resistant to wear and tear, which is beneficial if you’re creating wholesale custom keychains for resale or promotional events.

Customization Potential: Acrylic can be laser-cut or printed, allowing you to create complex shapes and patterns for maximum personalization.

Benefits of Buying Custom Keychains in Bulk

If you’re considering custom lanyard keychains for a group or event, buying custom keychains in bulk can be both practical and economical. Ordering in bulk is ideal for businesses, organizations, or events where you want to provide a unified accessory for participants, staff, or customers. Here are a few advantages:

Cost Savings: Buying in bulk often reduces the cost per unit, making it more affordable.

Consistent Quality: Ordering from a single source ensures consistency in quality and design.

Brand Promotion: Custom keychains are a subtle yet effective way to promote your brand or event.

Gift and Giveaway Options: Bulk keychains are perfect for giveaways, client gifts, or merchandise.

Tips for Designing Custom Acrylic Keychains

Creating the perfect custom acrylic keychain requires a bit of creativity. Here are some tips:

Keep It Simple: Simple designs often have the most impact, especially on small accessories.

Choose a Durable Design: Avoid overly intricate cutouts that could weaken the keychain.

Incorporate Your Brand: If you’re ordering for business purposes, make sure your logo or brand colors are incorporated.

Personalize with Names or Dates: Adding personal touches like names, initials, or dates makes your keychain more memorable.

Verdict Words

Custom lanyard keychains are more than practical accessories—they’re an extension of your personality and style. By experimenting with materials like acrylic keychains, colors, beads, charms, embroidery, and themed elements, you can create a truly unique accessory that reflects your individuality. Whether you’re looking for a bold statement piece or a practical, everyday item, custom lanyards and keychains provide a world of options to express your creativity and make your style unforgettable.

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Discover the Magic of Promotional T-Shirts Manufacturers for Effective Brand Messaging!

In the competitive world of marketing, finding unique ways to boost your brand's visibility and reach your target audience is paramount. One of the most effective and time-tested tools for brand promotion is the humble promotional T-shirt. Whether you're organizing a corporate event, launching a new product, or simply trying to engage with your customers, promotional T-shirts have the power to leave a lasting impression. By collaborating with Promotional T-Shirts Manufacturers in USA like DRH Sports, businesses can tap into the magic of custom-designed apparel that doubles as both functional and fashionable branding tools.

Why Promotional T-Shirts Are a Game-Changer for Brand Marketing

Promotional T-shirts are more than just apparel; they are walking advertisements. When worn, they turn a brand message into a personal statement that customers proudly showcase. The magic of promotional T-shirts lies in their ability to combine utility with advertising, making them an effective tool for building brand awareness.

Whether it's for giveaways, corporate events, or trade shows, T-shirts with brand’s logo or message offer a unique and cost-effective method of getting the business name out there. Unlike flyers or online ads that can be easily ignored, people wearing your custom T-shirts are walking advertisements wherever they go.

Tailoring Business Message Through Custom Designs

One of the biggest advantages of working with top T-shirt manufacturers is the ability to tailor the design to fit the brand's personality. These manufacturers offer high-quality custom designs that resonate with the target audience, helping to create apparel that’s not only attractive but also serves as a subtle but powerful marketing tool.

By utilizing advanced printing technologies like screen printing or embroidery, one can ensure that a brand's logo or slogan stands out with vibrant colors and sharp details. Whether someone opts for a minimalist logo or a bold, full-color design, they can achieve maximum impact.

Building a Stronger Connection with Audience

By providing customers with a T-shirt that they can wear with pride, spreading awareness and fostering a sense of loyalty is the primary focus. People are more likely to trust and engage with a brand that offers them something of value, and a high-quality T-shirt is a great way to show appreciation for their support.

Moreover, the longevity of T-shirts means that the brand message can continue to spread well beyond the initial handout. Each time a customer wears the company's T-shirt, they become an ambassador for their brand. The more people see the company’s logo, the more familiar and trustworthy the brand becomes.

Expand Your Brand Reach with the Right Promotional Partners

Partnering with the right T-shirt manufacturers ensures that customers receive top-quality products that align with the brand's ethos. These manufacturers work closely to understand requirements and deliver T-shirts that reflect the brand's identity. Their expertise in fabric selection, printing techniques, and design options ensures that promotional items are both comfortable to wear and impactful in delivering the message.

There are numerous athletes who prefer the best sports socks on the market. Thus, some of the leading Sports Socks Manufacturers in Australia always focus on crafting durable, high-performance socks tailored for athletes.

Impact of Abdominal Guard Manufacturers 

There are many prime Abdominal Guard Manufacturers in UK who are responsible for playing a pivotal role in crafting the perfect product for effective brand messaging. With custom designs, premium fabrics, and expert manufacturing, these premium guards offer a unique opportunity for businesses to build stronger relationships with customers, spread brand awareness, and create lasting impressions.

So, if companies are looking for an effective and engaging way to market their brand, they usually consider the magic of the best abdominal guards and work with top-notch manufacturers to bring their vision to life. Whether it’s for giveaways, events, or just to increase a brand's visibility, highly efficient manufacturers can deliver measurable results while making their brand memorable in the eyes of customers.

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Quality Embroidery Digitizing in Canada: Transforming Designs into Masterpieces

In today's dynamic world of fashion, branding, and custom apparel, embroidery digitizing has become an essential art form. It serves as the bridge between creativity and reality, turning artistic visions into precise, vibrant embroidered designs. If you're in Canada and are searching for top-tier embroidery digitizing services, this guide will provide everything you need to know.

From the basics of embroidery digitizing to the benefits of choosing Quality Embroidery Digitizing in Canada, let's explore how this process transforms designs into embroidered masterpieces.

What is Embroidery Digitizing?

Embroidery digitizing is the process of converting artwork, logos, or designs into a digital format that an embroidery machine can read. This format, known as a stitch file, dictates how the machine sews the design onto fabric.

Critical Steps in Embroidery Digitizing:

Artwork Preparation: Ensuring the original design is clear and suitable for digitizing.

Digitizing Software: Using specialized software to map out the stitching process.

Stitch Path Optimization: Determining the sequence and direction of stitches for efficiency and precision.

Final Testing: Running the design on fabric to ensure perfection.

This meticulous process combines technical skills with artistic vision to achieve flawless embroidery results.

Why Choose Quality Embroidery Digitizing in Canada?

Precision and Detailing

When it comes to embroidery digitizing, precision is paramount. Expert digitizers in Canada focus on maintaining the integrity of the original design, ensuring that every detail is captured accurately.

High-Quality Materials

Canadian digitizing services often use premium threads and fabrics, which contribute to the durability and vibrancy of the embroidery. The result is a design that not only looks stunning but also lasts for years.

Custom Solutions for Every Need

Whether you need embroidery for corporate apparel, promotional merchandise, or personal projects, professional digitizers in Canada offer tailored solutions. They understand the nuances of different industries and adapt designs accordingly.

Fast Turnaround Times

With advanced technology and skilled professionals, Canadian embroidery digitizing companies ensure quick delivery without compromising on quality.

The Importance of Skilled Digitizers in Canada

Embroidery digitizing is more than just converting designs into stitches; it's about creating a masterpiece. Skilled digitizers in Canada excel in:

Understanding Fabric Types: Adjusting stitch density based on the fabric.

Colour Matching: Ensuring thread colours align perfectly with the design.

Minimizing Thread Breaks: Optimizing stitch paths to prevent machine issues.

Adding Texture and Depth: Using different stitch types to bring designs to life.

By choosing a service provider with experienced digitizers, you can ensure impeccable results every time.

Industries Benefiting from Embroidery Digitizing in Canada

Fashion and Apparel

Brands use embroidery to add logos, monograms, or unique designs to clothing, enhancing their appeal and exclusivity.

Corporate Branding

Companies in Canada often use embroidered uniforms and promotional items to reinforce their brand identity.

Sports Teams

From jerseys to caps, embroidery digitizing ensures team logos and names stand out on sportswear.

Personal Projects

Individuals looking to personalize gifts or create custom home décor also benefit from high-quality embroidery digitizing services.

Features of Top-Notch Embroidery Digitizing Services in Canada

Advanced Software

State-of-the-art digitizing software like Wilcom and Pulse ensures precision and creative flexibility.

Versatile Design Capabilities

From simple monograms to intricate logos, professional digitizers handle all types of designs.

Attention to Detail

Every stitch matters. Leading Canadian services prioritize even the most minor details to ensure perfection.

Affordable Pricing

Quality sometimes means something other than expensive. Many Canadian digitizing companies offer competitive rates while maintaining results.

Tips for Selecting the Best Embroidery Digitizing Service in Canada

Check Reviews and Testimonials

Customer feedback provides valuable insights into the quality of service.

Evaluate Their Portfolio

Look at their previous projects to assess their expertise and versatility.

Inquire About Turnaround Time

Ensure they can meet your deadlines without compromising on quality.

Ask About File Compatibility

Confirm that the digitized file will work seamlessly with your embroidery machine.

How Quality Embroidery Digitizing in Canada Enhances Branding

Embroidery is more than decoration; it's a branding tool. High-quality digitizing ensures:

Consistency: Uniform designs across multiple items.

Professionalism: Embroidery adds a polished, upscale touch to apparel and merchandise.

Durability: Unlike prints, embroidery withstands wear and tear, maintaining its visual appeal for years.

The Role of Vector Art in Embroidery Digitizing

Vector art plays a crucial role in embroidery digitizing. Since it uses mathematical equations to create designs, vector art ensures:

Scalability: Designs can be resized without losing quality.

Clarity: Crisp and clean designs, even for intricate patterns.

Ease of Conversion: Ideal for creating embroidery-ready files.

Many embroidery digitizing services in Canada offer vector art conversion to enhance the overall quality of the final product.

Embroidery Digitizing for Every Occasion

Embroidery digitizing services in Canada cater to various needs, including:

Weddings: Custom monograms for bridal robes and handkerchiefs.

Corporate Events: Branded giveaways and uniforms.

Festivals: Personalized gifts and home décor.

Sports Events: Team jerseys and caps.

No matter the occasion, professional digitizers ensure your designs leave a lasting impression.

Conclusion:

Embroidery digitizing in Canada is more than a service; it's an art form that transforms creative visions into reality. With advanced technology, skilled professionals, and a commitment to excellence, Canadian digitizing services ensure every design is a masterpiece. The integration of vector art further elevates the quality, offering precision and clarity that stand the test of time.

Contact Us Today!

Ready to elevate your designs with Quality Embroidery Digitizing in Canada? Whether it's for personal use or branding purposes, we're here to help. Our team specializes in creating stunning Embroidery and Vector Art that exceeds expectations.

Contact us today to get started and transform your designs into masterpieces!

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Embroidery patches are decorative pieces of fabric with embroidered designs. They're commonly used for branding, identification, and self-expression. Here's more about them:

Types of Embroidery Patches:

Sew-On Patches: Require stitching to attach.

Iron-On Patches: Feature an adhesive backing that melts with heat, making them easy to attach with an iron.

Velcro Patches: Use a hook-and-loop system for easy attachment and removal.

Adhesive Patches: Stick on temporarily, often for promotional or casual use.

Common Uses:

Uniforms: For military, police, fire departments, and sports teams.

Fashion: To customize clothing like jackets, jeans, and bags.

Hobby Groups: Motorcycle clubs, scout groups, etc.

Branding and Promotions: Corporate logos or event-specific designs.

Design Options:

Custom Designs: Logos, artwork, and text tailored to your specifications.

Stock Patches: Pre-made designs with popular themes like flags, symbols, or icons.

How to Create or Get Them:

Many companies offer custom embroidery patch services.

They vary in size, color, thread type, and backing options.

Would you like help with designing a patch, or are you looking for suppliers?

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Top Quality T-Shirt Printing in Dallas, TX

Looking for quality T-shirt printing in Dallas, TX? Whether you need custom designs for events, branding, or just to express yourself, Dallas offers plenty of top-notch printing services to bring your ideas to life. T-shirt printing has become a go-to choice for businesses, schools, sports teams, and creatives alike. From screen printing to direct-to-garment (DTG) and embroidery, local companies in Dallas specialise in a variety of techniques, making it easy to achieve the exact look and feel you want.

Choosing a Dallas-based T-shirt printer means you can work directly with the designers to discuss colours, styles, and options for bulk orders or one-of-a-kind pieces. Many shops also offer eco-friendly ink choices, fast turnarounds, and high-quality fabrics, so your design not only looks great but feels great too.

Popular spots like Big Frog and Custom Ink Dallas is known for their friendly customer service, diverse options, and affordable prices. Dallas’s creative community also makes it easy to find unique, independent printers who’ll go the extra mile to perfect your design. So whether it’s for a family reunion, a corporate event, or just because, Dallas has the T-shirt printing resources to make your vision a reality.