Douglas' Adorable Shirt

On Sunday, Douglas got lots of comments on his new t-shirt that I got him for Valentine's Day. It featured one of my favorite Douglas quotes on it.

So, for everyone who is interested in making a shirt out of their favorite quotable quote, here is the scoop.

This particular shirt I got from Zazzle.com. Follow this link to see other products I created using my sister's cool artwork, Little Masters by Rebecca. Anyhow, on Zazzle you can design your own product by selecting a style (in this case a toddler ringer t-shirt) and put your own message on it. You can select a font from their huge selection, a font color, and some basic layout options. You can add pictures. You put something on the back of the shirt as well, if you wish. Then, you check out. This shirt was delivered to our house in a few days. Voila! I got Claire a onesie that reads "Men Who Change Diapers Change the World!" She'll be wearing it soon. As for Douglas, his shirt arrived on Friday and he has already worn it three times!

Now, if you would like to design your own graphic using PhotoShop, Illustrator, or the like or if you want to make an item with a photo on it, then there are other options for you. CafePress has a good selection of products, but only allows you to only place graphics (instead of placing text).

The product selections on the two sites are similar, yet different, so they are both worth checking out. Zazzle has a better selection of bags. CafePress has a better selection of hats and home accessories. Both have lots of t-shirts, aprons, mugs, posters, cards, and other items, including custom postage!

Can't wait to see what you come up with!

While on the subject of Douglas, here are a few more entries for the Douglas Dictionary.

Hider: noun. The person who hides in a game of "Hide and Seek."

Counter: noun. The person who hides their eyes and counts to ten, before heading out to seek for their hidden friends in a game of "Hide and Seek."

Presents Day: noun. The holiday on February 19th for which Mommy got the day off, but that is horribly misnamed because no one gave him any presents. "No, dear, the holiday is called President's Day." "What's a present?" he replies. "Not present. It's President. Like what you call the leader of the country." "What's a leader?" he inquires. Oh, boy...