Etsy Shop for HappyMoonmoon

Scarf -- I Hear U scarf -- light and dark blue

Sat, 02 Jan 2010 23:27:50 -0500

$18.00
Have you ever played that game where you use your finger to write letters on someone's back and that person tries to guess what you're writing? Well, back in the day, in a cute moment, my boyfriend at the time wrote on me the letters:

I-H-E-A-R...

and I guessed, "I hear...."

He wrote it again: I-H-E-A-R...U

and I guessed, "I hear... you?"

Again: I-H-E-A-R... U

This went on for a while.

Then: I-H-E-A-R-T-U

and I guessed, "I hear tu? What is that? I hear tu?" Finally, I realized, "Ohhh!!! I heart you!" So sweet, huh?

I thought of this recently, and it suddenly occurred to me that "I hear you" is actually pretty sweet, too.

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

The scarf measures 3 inches wide by 65 inches long. It is hand-crocheted with acrylic yarn. The heart applique is hand-embroidered with embroidery thread on wool and acrylic felt on both sides of one end of the scarf.

Handbag -- Whee... handbag

Tue, 29 Dec 2009 20:42:16 -0500

$50.00
I've always admired people who can do cartwheels. I can't do 'em myself. I stretch my arms up, throw my hands on the floor, and all I can manage is a lopsided hop. Sometimes I *feel* like my legs go straight in the air, but trust me, it's not pretty.

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ITEM DESCRIPTION:

The bag measures approximately 8 inches tall and 9-1/2 x 3 inches at the bottom, widening to 12-1/2 inches at the top. The double handles are 18 inches long.

The outer material is duck cloth and the lining is cotton. The bag's structure is reinforced with heavy interfacing in the body and boning in the straps. The bag has 3 interior divider pockets and closes with a 12-inch zipper.

The applique is hand-embroidered with embroidery thread on wool felt and cotton.

The Happy Moon charm is hand-shaped in polymer clay for its unique smile and it glows in the dark!

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Read more about the Whee... handbag in my journal:

http://happymoonmoon.blogspot.com/2006/04/inception-of-whee.html

Pouch -- Watch Me Pull a Rabbit Out of My pouch

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 20:15:44 -0500

$18.00
I just spent the last 20 minutes looking for the cap to my Caltrate bottle. I was trying to remember if I had taken my calcium this morning. I picked up the bottle but decided it's better to skip than double dose, so I reached up to put it back on the shelf. Well, the cap wasn't screwed on tight and went flying. My kitchen is only *this* big (thumb and forefinger a centimeter apart), and the cap is nowhere. NOWHERE. I dug through trash. NOWHERE. How could something just disappear into thin air? Best magic trick ever, huh? Watch it turn up five years from now under the microwa-- ooh! under the microwave!

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ITEM DESCRIPTION

The pouch measures 4-1/2 inches tall and 6 x 1-1/2 inches at the bottom, widening to 7-3/4 inches at the top.

The outer material is corduroy and the lining is cotton. The structure of the pouch is reinforced with light interfacing. The pouch closes with a 7-inch zipper at the top. The bunny applique is hand-embroidered with embroidery thread on wool felt.

Scarf -- I Hear U scarf -- red and pink

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 21:30:53 -0500

$18.00
Have you ever played that game where you use your finger to write letters on someone's back and that person tries to guess what you're writing? Well, back in the day, in a cute moment, my boyfriend at the time wrote on me the letters:

I-H-E-A-R...

and I guessed, "I hear...."

He wrote it again: I-H-E-A-R...U

and I guessed, "I hear... you?"

Again: I-H-E-A-R... U

This went on for a while.

Then: I-H-E-A-R-T-U

and I guessed, "I hear tu? What is that? I hear tu?" Finally, I realized, "Ohhh!!! I heart you!" So sweet, huh?

I thought of this recently, and it suddenly occurred to me that "I hear you" is actually pretty sweet, too.

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ITEM DESCRIPTION:

The scarf measures 3 inches wide by 65 inches long. It is hand-crocheted and made of acrylic and wool. The heart applique is hand-embroidered with embroidery thread on wool and acrylic felt on both sides of one end of the scarf.