Protect Our Pollinators Bookmark
Designed in Oregon
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Celebrate the tiny creatures that keep our gardens blooming.
My Protect Our Pollinators bookmark features original watercolor artwork inspired by bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, moths, and other beloved pollinators. Tuck it inside a favorite book, nature journal, or gardening guide as a cheerful reminder to care for the wild things that make our world a little more beautiful.
A lovely gift for gardeners, bird lovers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone who believes every pollinator matters.
Details:
• Size: 2.5" x 5"
• Material: Coated matte cardstock, full color front and back
• Gold tassel
• Made in the USA
• Features my original watercolor artwork
*Listing is for bookmark*
Rooted in Wildflowers
Raised on the prairie of Illinois, Katie Daisy creates art that celebrates the beauty, magic, and wonder of the natural world. Now nestled in the mountain town of Sisters, Oregon, she continues to paint the joy of a life lived close to nature.
