FAQ
What is the origin of "Where I Bloom?"
1818 Farms launched the "Where I Bloom" Collection in 2024 as a way to display the beauty of our pressed flowers while also connecting with the places that mean the most to our many friends, family, and followers. This collection has allowed us to get to know our "flock" even better and learn about everyone's happy place.
Whether someone is a native resident, a transplant, or simply has a fond connection to a particular state, the “Where I Bloom” products serve as a tangible reminder of the place where they truly Bloom. It's also a celebration of individuality and shared connection, all through the delicate beauty of nature.
Are the Flowers real? What type flowers are used? Where are they from?
The flowers used to create each state themed art piece are real. They were grown and pressed at our farm. The original art is photographed and the image is printed on each product. Each "Where I Bloom" product includes a wide selection of flowers and foliage grown, harvested, pressed and artfully designed at 1818 Farms. These flowers can be grown anywhere in the United States. The pressed flowers used to create each state design may include the following varieties: ranunculus, hellebores, anemones, delphinium, larkspur, bachelor buttons, sweet william, violas, pansies, campanula, snapdragon, sweet peas, dahlias, cosmos, forget-me-nots, zinnias, ageratum, indigo, carnations, rudbeckia, bupluerum, statice, zinnias, sunflowers, amaranthus, gomphrena, verbena, lisianthus, dyers chamomile, celosia (flamingo feather, chief, celway, pampus plume, flamingo purple), borage, daisies, asters, babies breath, coneflowers, strawflower, bee balm, ammobium, scabiosa, orlaya, daucus dara, Mexican sunflower, blue salvia, roses, fern and other flower foliage.
What is Giclee Art?
"Where I Bloom" Giclee Art is artwork that is reproduced on 100% cotton fine art paper using a Giclee printer. A Giclee printer uses pigment based inks and is considered archival quality with a 100% acid-free base. This printing method produces the most vibrant, true to life reproduction of the original artwork.
What does the Certificate of Archivability mean?
The certificate confirms that the "Where I Bloom" art print meets the archival standards set forth by the Fine Art Trade Guild for ph and lightfastness as enumerated in their blue wool test. You will receive a Certificate with each order of a "Where I Bloom" art print.
What type tshirt do you use?
We use Comfort Colors 6030 for our "Where I Bloom" Tshirts.
What type printing method is used for these tshirts?
DTF (Direct to Fabric), which is known for its excellent color accuracy and detail. DTF prints are also more durable than screen-printed or vinyl designs. The ink is bonded to the fabric, so it won't crack, peel, or fade like other methods. DTF prints can also withstand multiple washes without losing their color or quality.
What is a Flour Sack Towel?
The "Where I Bloom" Flour Sack Towel is 100% cotton and is prewashed. Your towel will become softer with each laundering. Each towel is USA-sewn and printed.
What is the size of the Flour Sack Towel?
Approximate dimensions of the "Where I Bloom" Flour Sack Towels are 22" x 36" (Slight variations in finished towel size is expected.)
What are the coasters made of?
The "Where I Bloom" coasters are printed in full color on thick, premium coaster board. 3.7" in diameter.
What size are the coasters?
The "Where I Bloom" coasters are 3.7" in diameter.
What cardstock are the notecards?
The "Where I Bloom" notecards are printed on 100lb card stock.
What size are the notecards?
Folded size of the "Where I Bloom" notecards are 4.25” x 5.5”.
What type stickers are these? Are they waterproof?
The "Where I Bloom" stickers are high quality, vinyl stickers. These stickers are weather resistant and have a premium matte finish.
What size are the stickers?
The "Where I Bloom" stickers are dye cut. Sizes vary. Approximate length 4".