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Get Ready for a Totally 80s Pi Day with our new favorites!
Get Ready for a Totally 80s Pi Day with our new favorites!
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Save now on Holiday Pre-Orders!
1-2 Dresses - 25% off w/code: HOLIDAY2022
3+ Dresses - 30% off (no code needed)
Free U.S. shipping on 2+ pre-order dresses!
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Pre-orders will ship in November 2022.
by Rebecca Melsky November 16, 2022 4 min read 3 Comments
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by Rebecca Melsky February 02, 2022 3 min read 22 Comments
by Eva St. Clair January 28, 2022 6 min read 89 Comments
They're here! The fabulous 13,230 Digits of Pi dresses and shirts have arrived!
Read about how we created the new collection!
I had this “brilliant” idea to create a Pi design that would feature as many handwritten digits as I could fit into the maximum size rotary screen textile printer (72” by 34”). I had figured each number would be about 3” tall, so I would be able to fit about 1200 of them, nicely spaced, on the fabric....
As I worked, I enjoyed finding little familiarities, like zip codes and famous number sequences (24601!), and I marveled that my own zip code never came up - in fact, very few sequences of more than 4 numbers repeated. I particularly loved the funny section with six 9's in a row. And I thought often about the scale of what I was working on. My mind could barely comprehend thousandths - just the first three digits of Pi - 3.141. By the time I finished, the enormity (minisculity?) of the number I was copying gave me a new appreciation for Pi, its mystery, its profundity (life, the universe, and everything!).
by Eva St. Clair August 14, 2021 1 min read 20 Comments
by Eva St. Clair August 12, 2021 4 min read 28 Comments
I had this “brilliant” idea to create a Pi design that would feature as many handwritten digits as I could fit into the maximum size rotary screen textile printer (64” by 64”). I had figured each number would be about 3” tall, so I would be able to fit about 1000 of them, nicely spaced, on the fabric.
Will you join me in marveling at Pi, and helping me to make sure I copied it over correctly? There is just no way that I did this completely perfectly. I am a human being and I am sure I made some mistakes, probably during the hours when I was listening to my Civil War Podcast, or when my teenage son was reading the groups of numbers to me while also playing Clash Royale on his phone. Medieval scribes made all kinds of errors, from skipped words (leaving out non is a really big mistake!) to homeotelutons, and I’m sure I did the same.
by Ana Balich June 28, 2021 1 min read 6 Comments
A little rhyme written by our dear Ana Balich about the awesomeness that is toddlerdom with pockets....an excerpt:
Mom calls it junk, but really it’s treasure.
I need to hide it, cuz I’m feeling the pressure.
If Mom finds it first, she’s sure to act rash.
She’ll gather it up and it’ll go in the trash.
by Ana Balich June 01, 2021 3 min read 15 Comments
by Rebecca Melsky December 18, 2020 3 min read 19 Comments
About a week ago, a very kind customer wrote in to say that two of the "Hello Chum" sharks dresses she received in the mail had two strange discolorations on the skirt. They seemed to line up perfectly with the tape that was on the clear plastic bag holding each dress.
"That's so strange!" we wrote back, and immediately sent her two new dresses assuming it was some one-off problem with the dresses she had received. But after we heard from another customer with the same problem, and the first woman's replacement dresses ALSO had these strange discolorations, we knew something was up.
by Rebecca Melsky November 24, 2020 1 min read 53 Comments
by Eva St. Clair June 29, 2020 1 min read 7 Comments
We love seeing all the awesome ideas for new clothing designs!
Here are some technical sketches of the silhouettes we use most often. You can print them out and draw on them, and then email them to us at ideas@princess-awesome.com. We look at everything you send and are so grateful for your thoughts and contributions.
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