Carved pumpkins are a staple of every October – from that spooky carving on Halloween night to the enjoyment of scooping out the pulp and seeds.
Irish immigrants may have brought the concept to America, but it all started with turnips – pumpkins were not even native to Ireland.
http://www.history.com/topics/halloween/jack-olantern-history
This month’s first design is a spooky owl – and it glows in the dark ORANGE!
Enjoy!
Two unique designs, including glow-in-the-dark, coming in September. Great deals!
Still using Made in USA clothing, inks, and manufacturing!
Turtles are one of the oldest reptile groups in existence – dating back to 157 million years ago. One of the most common turtle families that is well known is the Emydidae, commonly called the pond turtles or marsh turtles. These turtles are typically either strictly carnivorous or strictly herbivorous (although a shift occurs from carnivore to herbivore in some species).
Terrestrial turtles will eat grasses, fruit, berries, mushrooms, and flowers. This family is also the most common in the pet trade. If you absolutely have to have a pet turtle, think about its diet and what it would be like in the wild. Many turtles are endangered today, and it is imperative that we become more aware of habitat and our impact on their survival!
August’s design honors the turtle – and its herbivorous lifestyle – as it eats a strawberry growing out of a shirt pocket!
A bee and a hummingbird share some honeycomb. Although the European Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) is the most common bee used commercially and for much of global pollination, it still produces some great local honeys in the USA!
This design is available on multiple sizes and colors of garments – all 100% proudly made in the USA!
Honeybees are facing Colony Collapse Disorder – due to insecticides, habitat loss, and other causes. They are absolutely critical to the pollination of flowers, fruits, and vegetables – 30+% of our crops are cross-pollinated by bees.
More to come!
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