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My good friend Kirsten Gackowski wanted to order some items from me for her expecting sister and after some discussion on design and style the decision was Happy Honu on a pink background. I have not done my popular honu design on such a feminine color, but I was pretty excited to see how it would look and I had a feeling it would turn out rather awesome. And, as suspected it did!
a universal color that I believe the honu would look good with any color.
For a limited time only, I am offering a FREE Standard Card Baby Design after the purchase of 1 Standard Card Baby Design or Custom Baby Designed Card. Some restrictions apply.**
I am officially renaming my super popular sea turtle design to "Happy Honu". For those non-Hawaii folks, Honu in Hawaiian means sea turtle. I felt that my design needed a name for copyright purposes which is underway. Like I mentioned before in a previous blog I never did expect this design to be so well received by people across the world. But, it is rather a universal image so it makes sense now that so many people from different walks of life love this design.
Well, I finally decided to once again carry a line of t-shirts and onesies featuring my animal designs for babies and toddlers. But, unlike my first line of t-shirts these will have appliques instead of screen prints. I am starting my line off with my very popular Honu (sea turtle) design. These are all appliqued by me so it adds to the handmade nature of the product. I will soon offer my other animal designs such as by baby elephant and panda.
on be offering coordinating shorts and skirts and more color options for the t-shirts. So, stay tuned for that!
I will always have a special place in my heart for honu (sea turtles). It all started when I was a little kid growing up in Hawaii. Going to Sea Life Park I would see those big honu in their pool gracefully swimming bobbing their heads up and down. Sometimes I would see them grazing the sea shore. They are just so magnificent to watch. I had many books about honu in my childhood collection. So, learning about them was always a fascinating thing for me. There was never a time while growing up that when I would spot a honu that I would just pass them by.





I do have my work cut out for me. Yes, I still work full-time in a completely different industry which I plan to leave by the summer. I am VERY burnt out of the industry I am in and want to move on to a career that is more suitable for me and what my true passion is - arts, crafts, design and working with people with the same interests as me.|
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