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Naughty Flying Nun - Mug of Quotes by folkartblonde

An original folk art design by artist Amy Jordan. This naughty nun gives reasonable excuses for her wild behaviour via her colleague, St. Teresa of Avila. This is a hoot!

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Naughty Flying Nun - Mug of Quotes

St. Teresa of Avila quotes away on this cute mug!

An original folk art design by artist Amy Jordan. This naughty nun gives reasonable excuses for her wild behaviour via her colleague, St. Teresa of Avila. This is a hoot!

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Created on 13/01/2007 00:40

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mraye75 said 19/12/2011 about

Can't believe I missed this one so many times. Love the design and message. Great stuff.

folkartblonde said 27/11/2007 about

Thanks to Lauren of Denville, NJ for your purchase!

folkartblonde said 20/03/2007 about

thanks, makelovenotwar! rock on... (flower to the power!)

makelovenotwar said 20/03/2007 about

Man, this is mystical!

folkartblonde said 17/03/2007 about

bragova, you always leave the coolest comments. My nun thanks you, and

so do I. :)

bragova said 17/03/2007 about

I hadn't thought about St. Teresa of Avila

since the 1960s. (I was a Spanish lit major, and she's part of Spanish lit.) This is indescibably warm and wonderful, and I want to try sailing right over the waves of tumult and strife!

folkartblonde said 17/03/2007 about

donamaria, OMG is right! where the heck have I been?! I didnt know I won that

award either! I guess its MY turn to be the rock star for a day... well, back on March 12th, that is. A day late and a dollar short.... oh well... :) Thanks for the comments on my Nun!

Donamaria said 17/03/2007 about

Shoot... Congrats on that TOP10MUGVIEW!

Where was my head? :)

Donamaria said 17/03/2007 about

OMG! Naughty Flying Nun....

What a wonderful creation of St. Teresa of Avila, Amy! I had the opportunity to visit Spain (daughter attended the Univof Salamanca) and I visited Avila... A beautiful tribute here. I love it!

folkartblonde said 12/03/2007 about

studio524 - thank you for yourwonderful words RE my Nun Mug of Quotes!

I have this mug at home, and I cant get over how it turned out... and especially how great a job Zazzle did putting it all together for me for my gallery. Zazzle is SO much better than Cafepress, as far as quality, usability, and overall customer service. THANKS again!

studio524 said 12/03/2007 about

Very stylish illustration

i love the text treatment and graphic placement. very nice work. really.

folkartblonde said 10/03/2007 about

OMG! Where was I on Jan 12th??? This image won Today's Best!!

woooohoooo! I wish Zazzle would send us an email notification...

folkartblonde said 10/03/2007 about

thank you again, talisbird!! you've been busy this morning! i'm in love with

this nun and am creating more designs and products with her. i also just ordered some artist promo materials from vistaprint with this image on some of them. you're right... the mug, especially, IS and has been a great conversation starter!

talisbird said 10/03/2007 about

A neat idea.

This is a very cool nun. A good conversation starter.

montdragon said 13/01/2007 about

Teresa could levitate

and perhaps fly with her sense of humor and with confidence she would approve this Naughty Flying Nun and John of the Cross would not think it rude just in keeping with Saint Teresa de Avila’s ‘tude. Well done folkartblonde.

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