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***L.M. Montgomery Canvas Wall Hanging 31.5" x 40"
This gorgeous wall tarp takes a quote from L.M. Montgomery's classic chirldrens book Anne of Green Gables. This wall tarp features a quote that has captured the hearts of many all over the world, and has been honored universally. This gentle and beautiful reminder will be a perfect addition to your home.
Quote:
"The world calls them its singers and poets and artists and storytellers, but they are just people who have never forgotten the way to fairyland." - L.M. Montgomery
Sugarboo Pro Tip! For a more vintage look, wash and tumble dry low for a softer, more worn effect.
Details:
- Size: 31.5" x 40"
- Please wash with mild detergent and cold water. Line dry. Fading may occur.
- 100% cotton.
- Pre-washed for vintage look.
- Quotes are screen printed by hand directly on the canvas with stitching around the sides.
- Hand stitched patches and frayed edges to complete the worn-look.
$28.00
Original: $80.00
-65%***L.M. Montgomery Canvas Wall Hanging 31.5" x 40"—
$80.00
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This gorgeous wall tarp takes a quote from L.M. Montgomery's classic chirldrens book Anne of Green Gables. This wall tarp features a quote that has captured the hearts of many all over the world, and has been honored universally. This gentle and beautiful reminder will be a perfect addition to your home.
Quote:
"The world calls them its singers and poets and artists and storytellers, but they are just people who have never forgotten the way to fairyland." - L.M. Montgomery
Sugarboo Pro Tip! For a more vintage look, wash and tumble dry low for a softer, more worn effect.
Details:
- Size: 31.5" x 40"
- Please wash with mild detergent and cold water. Line dry. Fading may occur.
- 100% cotton.
- Pre-washed for vintage look.
- Quotes are screen printed by hand directly on the canvas with stitching around the sides.
- Hand stitched patches and frayed edges to complete the worn-look.
