My Bee Gifts

  Welcome to the fascinating world of bee art for kids! You might be wondering what all the buzz is about, but we assure you that these delightful creatures are more than just honey-makers. Bee-themed artwork can not only add a playful touch to your child's room, but it can also serve as an educational tool. In this blog post, we'll explore why bee art should be on your radar when shopping for kids' decor and gift ideas. So get ready to have some fun while learning about nature and conservation in a creative way!   Bee wall art is great for children's rooms   Bee wall art can add a touch of whimsy and warmth to your child's room. Whether you opt for colorful prints, playful stickers or cute decals, bee-themed artwork is sure to bring a smile to your kid’s face. It can also create a cheerful atmosphere that encourages creativity and imagination.   One great thing about bee wall art is its versatility. You can choose from different styles, sizes, themes, and colors de...

As I walked through the flowing field of flowers and bees, I wondered how i might be able to support pollinators. Then I remembered i was already wearing a bee-themed t-shirt from That Bee Place. Part of their profits from bee t-shirts go to supporting bee conservation across the US. Most of what I've done in the past to support bees was to plant bee-friendly flowers. Then I learned that there are a number of conservation organizations dedicated to bee conservation and making sure that bees remain part of our delicate ecosystem. I love my bee themed tshirt and love that it supports bee conservation. Check out bee conservation tshirts at the shop. Original post here: The Bee T-Shirt Story

Buy Bee Art to Support Pollinators in the US When you buy bee art, you're supporting the lives of pollinators and helping to save the bee population. This article will tell you how this art supports pollinators, where you can buy it, and why we need bees in the first place. Read on for more information! You'll be happy you did! And don't forget to purchase pollinators art prints, arts and design too! How Does Bee Art Support Pollinators? Through beekeeping and art, many have discovered the beauty of nature and many have made it their mission to use their creativity to protect the honey bee. Depicting bees and their habitats is an excellent example of this. These bee sculptures are so beautiful, it is impossible to ignore them! Their bold, geometric, and quirky shapes attract passers-by, and peak curiosity. Moreover, bee art also serves as a great conversation starter with friends. As such, bee art promotes awareness of pollinators a...

If you've thought about a great gift for the bee lover in your life, a fine art acrylic print is just the gift.  Bee-themed wall art shows both good taste as well as a love of bees. A portion of the profits from our acrylic prints go to bee conservation. This acrylic wall art shows two bees making friends with a flower and would be perfect in a bedroom or over a couch. Fine art comes in many forms. Why not have your art reflect your nature-loving values. These acrylic prints can start conversations and bring people together. Check out this art here. Original post here: Fine Art Acrylic Prints are Great Gifts & Save Bees!

Leave the Leaves Your perfect t-shirt for the fall season! This bee-themed t-shirt features the phrase leave the leaves. This phrase refers to not raking up all your leaves so the ground bees have places to be safe when it gets colder. No matter how cold it gets, we all will be wearing t-shirts and what better t-shirt to show your or your loved one's love of bees. Bees help us every day and you can help them with the purchase of this bee-themed t-shirt. We give a portion of our profits back to organizations that help save the bees. Order your leave the leaves t-shirt now.   Original post here: Leave the Leaves conservation t-shirt

Growing up in the early 70s and 80s, i went grocery shopping with my mom. They put the groceries in paper bags. They held all the stuff we bought. If you threw them away, they basically disintegrated. I never thought anything of it (and neither did my mom). However, they took cutting down trees to make them. We like trees for helping us with all the great things they do like oxygen and preventing erosion and decreasing storm impacts. Then, in the mid 80's plastic bags started gaining popularity. They we touted by holding two six-packs in them and not breaking. They used oil to make, and we had plenty of it. People quickly adopted them. However, they didn't really break down, so they sat around and filled up landfills or floated around parking lots. Fast forward to today.  Few stores use paper bags and the plastic bags of today are slightly better at bio-degrading. However, they are half the thickness of the original bags and to carry that same two six-pack load, you'll need...