To all you daylily addicts - I'm buying this shirt!

13 years ago

This one I'm definitely getting! Or the second one, I haven't decided yet.

Found them at cafepress.com The 3rd one is just funny b/c the daylilies are strategically placed. They can be put on anything - t-shirt, sweat shirt, magnet, etc...

If it's too small on your screen to read it says... Life is not measured by the breaths we take, but by the number of daylilies we have.

~Natanya

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numama
13 years ago
The third shirt made me laugh but I do not have the type personality to wear it. I like the first shirt best.
Nancy
bigack
13 years ago
Do they have them with sleeves?
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njmomma
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13 years ago
not sure, go to cafepress.com and search for daylilies and you'll find it.
Cindy zone 6a
13 years ago
Too funny, I ac="To all you daylily addicts - I'm buying this shirt!">
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