Thursday, March 19, 2015

The Tree Sap Is Rising! Our New Maple Syrup Sugaring T-Shirt's Are In The Custom Shop!


Just when it seemed like we could not take one more day of the constant frigid cold winter storms...  The Queen heard that our local Maple tree tappers were already out collecting that sweet sweet sap. Yay!



The trees know Spring is coming and after such a long and icy winter season that is really good news! To celebrate I created a few more "I'd Tap That!" maple syrup designs for our Queen's Table Product Shop!  (I design these products myself on Zazzle and make a few dollars from sales which does not affect your cost.) Turn your cabin fever around and blow off some steam at a sugar shack baby! The sap is rising!



Let's begin with our chalkboard typography design. Depending on the product you choose there is an actual chalkboard background incorporated into some of our items, such as the vintage poster design shown above. T-shirts and mugs as shown below have just the clean lettering imprinted on the fabric... no messy chalk on your shirt!  Also know that many designs look great on both male and female styles and on various colors of tops as well. Play around with the ordering template that shows you the design on other options!



Clipboards are new in the shop this year which you could use to tally your syrup sales or hang like a decorative poster in the sugar shack! The design is on the front and the back of the clipboard! Rejoice in your passion for sap!



As always there are mugs available for your tree tapping friends from as far north as Canada and Vermont, and as far south as Maryland and beyondo. We know you are out there living the sugaring dream!


This design has a vintage feel by utilizing various old typefaces as well as an old tappers bucket engraving. If you look closely, along with the maple tree silo, there is a maple leaf above the word 'sweet.' The full wording on our new design reads "Sweet and Sticky Maple Syrup I'd Tap That."




I have created some vintage note cards that you can use to send old fashioned hand written notes to your syrup loving friends. You could use them as little decorations in your sugar shack, or posted on your office bulletin board.


A few examples from the new simplified t-shirt designs that are available on more colors and styles of apparel than I have shown.



Check out this t-shirt for the survivalist enthusiast.



For the outdoor Tapping Warrior and your Maple Sugar Man I made this design.



We also have bold mugs with the "I'd Tap That!" credo ready for your hot beverages during those cold Maple tree tapping days.



It's the call of the sugar shack... cause' you know sap never sleeps! 



Be sure to check out the other designs and products in the shop.



In the meantime don't forget some of the popular "I'd Tap That!" designs that were featured in an informative blog post we did last year about our friends and relatives that are maple sugaring here! Plus an old friend of the hubby's is involved in sugaring at this farm! October Farm Blog posts about sugar shacks she visits with her hubby every year. Please support local handcrafted foods like maple syrup in your area of the world. It's 100% pure organic nature made sweetness. Use in place of any other sweetener when cooking. Do not use agave as it is worse for you than corn syrup.



Below are just a few of those ever popular "I'd Tap That!" designs featuring the winter silhouette maple tree with the sap collection bucket. Some of these designs are from our 'Retro-Vintage Shop' as well as 'The Queen's table Shop.'



Below is a great hoodie for staying warm when you are out tapping on those chilly days in the woods!



Customizing options are available for some designs so that you can add your friends names, sugaring camp, or your tree tapping organization.




 I recently added this bright vintage design to the mix as well. 




Check out everything we have for you in both 'The Queen's Table Shop' and 'The Queen's Retro Vintage Shop!' Be Happy. Be Healthy. Be Peace! 




UPDATE One day later.... This is our first day of Spring!




I need some hot pancakes or oatmeal with pure maple syrup to get warm!



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