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Book Nook (10/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: It is said that Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland, suffered from a very bad stammer but spoke fluently with children.

Book Nook (9/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Countless phrases that we use in our everyday conversations come from Shakespeare such as: “dead as a doornail”, “fair play”, “all of a sudden”, “in a pickle”, “night owl”, “wear your heart on your sleeve”, and “star-crossed lovers”.

Book Nook (8/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Bibliophobia is an intense fear of books, reading, or the stories they contain.

Book Nook (7/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: At the beginning of their history, books were printed on a variety of materials, including fabric, papyrus, parchment, vellum, and paper, depending on what was regionally available.

Book Nook (6/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Don Quixote has sold over 500 million copies and is the most-sold novel of all time. Other contenders: A Tale of Two Cities at 200 million, Harry Potter at 120 million, and The Hobbit at 100 million.

Book Nook (5/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: The Bible is one of the oldest and most widely read books in human history, with an estimated 5 billion copies printed over its lifetime. It has been translated into hundreds of languages and remains the most printed book ever.

Book Nook (4/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Many bookmarks are made of cardboard or heavy paper, but they are also constructed of paper, ribbon, fabric, felt, steel, wire, tin, beads, wood, plastic, vinyl, silver, gold, and other precious metals, some decorated with gemstones.

The art of being uncomfortable creating your art https://blog.bzfurfur.com/2024/07/16/the-art-of-being-uncomfortable-creating-your-art/

Book Nook (3/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Bookmarks have been incorporated in browsers since 1992. Bookmark lists were called Hotlists in Mosaic and in previous versions of Opera;

Book Nook (2/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: Librarians report some strange things used as bookmarks in returned books. Some of the most bizarre: A slice of ham and a slice of Kraft American cheese (still in the wrapper)

We’re here at Nebel’s Alley from 4-9 for Nebel’s Alley Night Market with come check out all the exciting new pieces.

Book Nook (1/16) Our latest series are bookmarks made on ’s gorgeous canvas’. Did you know: There is a bookmark called the MARKI MARK. it is worth over two million dollars. It was made for the future queen of England, Marki. so they made this bookmark. it is made of the most rare gold in the world and has many beautiful hand-printed designs.

Come see us tomorrow at Nebel's Alley in South End for the Nebel's Alley Night Market - Saturday, July 13th, from 4:00PM - 9:00PM. Plenty of great vendors, and we'll have some of our favorite pieces on display. Can't wait to see you all there.

🌊 Guiding Light: The Timeless Beacon 4/4 ⛵️

Fun Fact #4: The most famous lighthouse in the United States is the Statue of Liberty. The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor is often associated with guiding ships into the port and is an iconic symbol of freedom.







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Fun Fact #3: The tallest lighthouse in the world is the Jeddah Light in Saudi Arabia. Standing at an impressive height of 436 feet (133 meters), the Jeddah Light holds the title for being the tallest lighthouse in the world.







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Fun Fact #2: The first lighthouse was built in ancient Egypt. The earliest known lighthouse was constructed in ancient Egypt around 2600 BC. The first lighthouse in the US was built in 1716 near Boston on Little Brewster Island.







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Choosing Patterns for your Wood Art: https://blog.bzfurfur.com/2024/07/10/choosing-patterns-for-your-wood-art/

🌊 Guiding Light: The Timeless Beacon 1/4 ⛵️

Lighthouses stand tall as beacons of hope, guiding ships safely through treacherous waters. Their steadfast presence reminds us that even in the darkest storms, there is always a light to lead the way.

Fun Fact #1: The two main purposes of a lighthouse are to serve as a navigational aid and to warn boats of dangerous areas.







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Tree of Life (3/4) - My latest piece is a Tree of Life. This symbol has been represented in many cultures and religions. Did you know: In Buddhist culture the tree of life is symbolic of enlightenment and existence. In African culture the tree of life is treated with reverence and high-esteem as a provider of life and nourishment.

Come see us tomorrow at Front Porch Sunday. 104 South Blvd from 10:30 - 4:30. We've been busy the last few months and have many new products to show off. You can find us in the grassy circle off Tremont Ave in front of O-Ku. We're so excited to see everyone this weekend. 🕶☀️

Tree of Life (2/4) - My latest piece is a Tree of Life. This symbol has been represented in many cultures and religions. Did you know: The bond and affection to trees is so deep that Celts believed the actual trees were their ancestors, gatekeepers to the Celtic Otherworld.

Tree of Life (1/4) - My latest piece is a Tree of Life. This symbol has been represented in many cultures and religions. Did you know: The tree of life represents the afterlife, and connection between the earth and heaven.

“Meowica” (2/2) Wishing all of you a happy 4th of July. Did you know? One World Trade Center in New York is 1,776 feet tall to mark the year the U.S. declared its independence from Britain.

“Meowica” (1/2) Wishing all of you a happy 4th of July. Did you know? The Declaration of Independence Was Written on a Laptop Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence on a writing desk that could fit over one's lap. This device was referred to at the time as a "laptop."

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June Newsletter Happy Forth of July. See what's happening this month with BZ FurFur

The American Dream: https://blog.bzfurfur.com/2024/07/02/the-american-dream/

📖 Middle-earth Unveiled: Mapping Tolkien's Mythical Landscape 3/4 🧙🏻‍♂️

Fun Fact #3: Rhun, which is east of Mordor, plays an important role in the history of Middle-Earth serving as both where all Elves and Men originally awoke as well as where Sauron re-emerges after the War of Wrath.

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Fun Fact #2: Although Middle-Earth is entirely fictional the map of Middle Earth is loosely based on Europe. Some notable locations England (The Shire), Gondor (Northern Italy), Rohan (Germany) and, of course, Transylvania (Mordor).

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The map of Middle-earth created by J.R.R. Tolkien is a central and iconic element of his legendarium. Tolkien's map of Middle-earth not only serves as a navigational aid for readers but also enhances the immersive experience of his fictional world, contributing to the epic scope and depth of his storytelling.

Fun Fact #1: Middle-Earth is the continent where The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings take place. The world as a whole is Arda.

📖 All Those That Wander 7/8 💍

Fun Fact #7: Tolkien pulled pranks while lecturing; apparently he would occasionally pull a four-inch green shoe from his pocket as “proof that leprechauns exist.”