Monarque by Fig Design Group
Van Gogh Almond Blossom Tape Measure
Van Gogh Almond Blossom Tape Measure
Couldn't load pickup availability
Van Gogh painted Almond Blossom in February 1890 as a gift for his brother Theo and sister-in-law Jo, who had just had a son and named him Vincent. Almond trees are the first to flower in southern France, and he chose them deliberately as a sign of new life. The cropped branches against flat blue sky show how much he had absorbed from Japanese woodblock prints. The original is at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
A small, cheerful thing to find in a sewing basket.
Vegan leather retractable tape measure with a double-sided tape reading up to 60 inches / 150 cm, a sturdy pull tab, and an easy push-button retract. Small enough for a sewing basket, a handbag, or a kitchen drawer.
2.4" round x 0.25" thick
Also available as: Armored Wallet, Zipper Wallet, Slim Wallet, Keychain Wallet, Wristlet, Round Zipper Case, Eyeglass Case, Card Holder
SKU:63010
Share

Very pretty & seems to work fine, prompt delivery and very happy with it! Would make a nice gift for sewing, though I use for other things around the house.
Love this super cute tape measure! So easy to use, with the push-button closure, pretty design, small and lightweight. Love it!
Very nice quality printing. Mechanics are good. Came before I thought it would.
Showed up on time, was exactly as described, work’s perfectly, and fits in a handbag/sewing bag easily
So cute and perfect to put in a sewists stocking.