15 weird and wonderful Etsy buys to celebrate the Queen's birthday
LONDON -- Exasperated with egg cups? Livid with letter openers?
If you've had enough of the same old boring, corporate-branded Queen swag, check out Etsy for your new favourite things to help you celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday.
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The Queen has seen and done an awful lot in her 90 years and the creative types at Etsy love to reimagine Her Majesty in various exciting scenarios.
We've rounded up 15 of our favourites, from some very creative drawings to boxer shorts to royal corgi tributes.
Dancing Queen
See that girl, watch that scene, digging that Dancing Queen wall decal. £14.50.
Pinup Queen
This inkjet print gives Her Majesty some Dita von Teese style. £10.
Pop Art Tile Mosaic
Her Majesty goes a bit Warhol. £101.
Supportive Card
Let a friend know that if they screw up -- the Queen sees all. £3.
Tube Sign Print
If you just can't wait for the Elizabeth Line to be finished, this print is for you. £7.
Playing Cards Print
If only the Queen was Frank Underwood's nemesis on House of Cards. £36.
Palace Monster Smash
Panic in the streets of London as this adorable monster chomps his way through Buckingham Palace. £10.
Black Metal Queen
Her Majesty gets extreme. £4.33.
Rose Hat
Channel that English Rose feeling (along with the Queen's love of hats) in a very literal way. £28.
Festive Boxer Shorts
Now fans of Her Majesty can have her stamped all over their boxers. £17.32.
Mind the Yap Shirt
A regal corgi on a T-shirt that works on several levels. £14.43.
Corgi Royal Guard Picture
Let's be honest -- this is the real function of the Queen's pack of loyal companions. £5.
Corgi Cushion Cover
More royal-themed cuteness. £25.42.
Happy F**king Birthday Card
For those who are perhaps less enthused about this royal milestone. £3.50.
Cake Birthday Card
Perhaps how the Queen wishes she could behave at the royal dining table. £3.26.
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Liza Hearon was the Deputy Editor for Mashable UK. Liza started her career in journalism writing about punk bands for a 'zine in Florida, and her wanderlust has led her to work for news organisations in Russia, Japan and now London. Prior to joining Mashable, she was the European homepage editor for the Wall Street Journal. Liza loves podcasts, karaoke and really, really spicy food.
