Sky Blue Scarf with a Whimsical Array of Multiple Other Colors
You know what’s a real bummer? A cold neck. This scarf solves cold necks on most mammals; giraffes would need a larger scarf, and whales don’t like to wear clothes. What about Tracy Miller, the artist who crafted this bad boy? She definitely does wear clothes and she knows the blissful comfort of a well-draped neck. You can learn all about it when you’re being nuzzled by one of her skillful creations.
This scarf is handmade with great care and attention to detail. Like puppy bellies, marshmallows, and cotton candy, it’s just about as delightfully soft as one can ever hope to imagine.
It makes a great self-indulgence purchase but would also make a wonderful gift. Either way, your purchase goes toward a good cause when your purchase is made on Wilderness Response Network’s website!
There’s only one of these, so don’t miss out.
Free delivery and pick up options in Chattanooga; shipping options are still under construction.
You know what’s a real bummer? A cold neck. This scarf solves cold necks on most mammals; giraffes would need a larger scarf, and whales don’t like to wear clothes. What about Tracy Miller, the artist who crafted this bad boy? She definitely does wear clothes and she knows the blissful comfort of a well-draped neck. You can learn all about it when you’re being nuzzled by one of her skillful creations.
This scarf is handmade with great care and attention to detail. Like puppy bellies, marshmallows, and cotton candy, it’s just about as delightfully soft as one can ever hope to imagine.
It makes a great self-indulgence purchase but would also make a wonderful gift. Either way, your purchase goes toward a good cause when your purchase is made on Wilderness Response Network’s website!
There’s only one of these, so don’t miss out.
Free delivery and pick up options in Chattanooga; shipping options are still under construction.
You know what’s a real bummer? A cold neck. This scarf solves cold necks on most mammals; giraffes would need a larger scarf, and whales don’t like to wear clothes. What about Tracy Miller, the artist who crafted this bad boy? She definitely does wear clothes and she knows the blissful comfort of a well-draped neck. You can learn all about it when you’re being nuzzled by one of her skillful creations.
This scarf is handmade with great care and attention to detail. Like puppy bellies, marshmallows, and cotton candy, it’s just about as delightfully soft as one can ever hope to imagine.
It makes a great self-indulgence purchase but would also make a wonderful gift. Either way, your purchase goes toward a good cause when your purchase is made on Wilderness Response Network’s website!
There’s only one of these, so don’t miss out.
Free delivery and pick up options in Chattanooga; shipping options are still under construction.