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The Stargazer
Hand-Burned Constellations.
Gaze up. Dusty blue meets the night sky in this hand-burned hat, where every star is carefully burned into the brim and crown. Each piece captures a quiet, celestial wonder—wear your own night sky wherever you go.
Color: Dusty Blue
Design: Hand-Burned Stars
Material: Mid-weight Australian Wool Felt
Shape: Cattleman
Trim: Felt Band with 3-Piece Silver Buckle
Brim Size: 4"
Crown Height: 4 1/2"
No two hats are exactly alike. Variations in placement and burn depth are a natural result of the process and a defining part of the design. Quantities are limited to preserve the integrity of the work.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for shipping.
Hand-Burned Constellations.
Gaze up. Dusty blue meets the night sky in this hand-burned hat, where every star is carefully burned into the brim and crown. Each piece captures a quiet, celestial wonder—wear your own night sky wherever you go.
Color: Dusty Blue
Design: Hand-Burned Stars
Material: Mid-weight Australian Wool Felt
Shape: Cattleman
Trim: Felt Band with 3-Piece Silver Buckle
Brim Size: 4"
Crown Height: 4 1/2"
No two hats are exactly alike. Variations in placement and burn depth are a natural result of the process and a defining part of the design. Quantities are limited to preserve the integrity of the work.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for shipping.
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STEPS TO MEASURE YOUR MELON
First you'll need to grab a soft measuring tape or a piece of string and a measuring device like a ruler or firm tape measure.
Then wrap the soft tape or loose string around your head where you want your hat to sit.
I recommend about 1/4 to 1/2 inches above your ear and 3/4 to 1 inches above your brow line.
DON'T WRAP TOO TIGHTLY
If you pull your tape or string too tightly you'll have a overly tight fitting hat, so leave a little breathing room
With your finger, pinch and hold where the end of the soft measuring tape or string intersects with itself to mark your measurement.
Now record your measurement!
PRO TIP: Use centimeters because it is often more accurate than inches
If you're using a string, run it along the length of your ruler as many times as necessary to get a complete measurement
Measure again!
Always measure at multiple times until you get the same measurement twice
Find your size in the hat size chart for the perfect fit
If you end up between sizes or just aren't sure which size to go with then I recommend sizing up. Why? Because the brand of hats I sell come with some form of adjustability.
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Crafted from midweight Australian wool felt and accented with a silver buckle on the western band, this wide-brim hat offers durable sun protection and timeless cowgirl style.
Material: Midweight Australian Wool Felt
Shape: Cattleman
Trim: Felt Band with 3-Piece Silver Buckle
Brim Size: 4"
Crown Height: 4 1/2"
Imported
Shop Limited Edition Prints
(7×7)
Limited edition prints are printed on archival matte fine art paper using giclée pigment printing for lasting color and detail.
A print of the classic dirty martini. The Dirty Martini features gin or vodka, dry vermouth, and olive brine. It's is one of the most popular savory cocktails ever created, and though it may feel like a modern creation, the drink has been a go-to Martini variation for over a hundred years.
Believed to have originated in 1901, the Dirty Martini is often credited to New York bartender John O’Connor, who found inspiration in the classic Martini's olive garnish. First made by muddling the olive into the drink, and later by adding a splash of olive brine, the Dirty Martini took decades to reach a wide fan base. It eventually found favor among drinkers, including President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who often mixed them for guests in the White House.
As the Dirty Martini has grown in popularity, bartenders have increasingly begun to tailor the drink, improving the it with better technique and higher quality ingredients. That includes fresh vermouth and artisan olive juice.
Ingredients
2 ½ ounces gin or vodka
½ ounce dry vermouth
½ ounce olive brine
Garnish: 3 olives
Directions
Add the gin or vodka, vermouth and olive brine to a shaker filled with ice.
Shake for 15–20 seconds until well chilled.
Double strain through fine mesh strainer into a chilled cocktail glass.
Garnish with a skewer of olives.
from: https://www.liquor.com/recipes/dirty-martini/
Cheers!
Print will be hand-signed and placed in an acid-free archival sleeve.
Please allow 1-2 weeks for shipping.
(5×7)
A print of the Micro Hooded Merganser
Limited edition prints are printed on archival matte fine art paper using giclée pigment printing for lasting color and detail.
Please allow up to two weeks for shipping.
(8×8)
Limited edition prints are printed on archival matte fine art paper using giclée pigment printing for lasting color and detail.
A print of the original watercolor painting featuring the delicious espresso martini. Despite the word "martini," it contains no vermouth or gin. It is essentially a sophisticated, boozy iced coffee. The drink was originally created in 1983 by London bartender Dick Bradsell to give a customer a quick energy boost combined with a strong alcoholic kick. It is a popular after-dinner drink, acting as a combination of dessert, coffee, and digestif.
4oz of vanilla vodka (regular vodka if you don't have vanilla)
2oz of Kahlua Coffee Liqueur
2oz of creme de cacao
2oz (2 shots) espresso
3 espresso beans for garnish.
Pour and Shake: Put all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake, shake, shake for at least 20 seconds.
Strain in a chilled martini glass.
Garnish: If you shook it enough, there will be enough froth on top to hold 3 coffee beans as a garnish.
from https://spoonabilities.com/best-frothy-espresso-martini/
Cheers!
Print will be hand-signed and placed in an acid-free archival sleeve.
Please allow 1-2 weeks for shipping.
(8×8)
Limited edition prints are printed on archival matte fine art paper using giclée pigment printing for lasting color and detail.
A print of the original watercolor painting featuring the famous Cosmopolitan. While variations of a "Cosmopolitan" existed as far back as the early 1900s, the modern iteration was perfected in the late 1980s. It is largely credited to New York bartender Toby Cecchini, who reconstructed a San Francisco vodka-and-cranberry recipe by using high-quality citrus vodka, fresh lime, and Cointreau. The drink became an overnight cultural phenomenon in the 1990s and 2000s after being cemented as the signature drink of the characters on the hit HBO show Sex and the City.
The Classic Cosmo Recipe
A perfectly balanced Cosmopolitan relies on fresh, high-quality ingredients so the cranberry doesn't overpower the drink.
1.5 oz Citrus Vodka (like Absolut Citron or Grey Goose L'Orange)
1 oz Cointreau or Triple Sec
1 oz Cranberry Juice (sweetened cocktail juice, not tart 100% juice)
0.5 oz Fresh Lime Juice
Garnish: Lime wedge or wheel, or a lemon twist
How to make it:
Chill: Place your martini or coupe glass in the freezer for a few minutes to frost it.
Shake: Add all the liquid ingredients to a cocktail shaker, fill it with ice, and shake vigorously for 10–15 seconds.
Strain: Strain the drink into your chilled glass.
Garnish: Express a lemon or lime peel over the top, or drop a lime wheel onto the surface.
from https://www.seasonedkitchen.com/cosmopolitan-martini

Own the entire collection of waterfowl prints. (5×7)
The collection includes prints of the Hooded Merganser, Cinnamon Teal, Bufflehead, Mallard, Wood duck, Wigeon, Spoonbill, Ruddy Duck, Redhead, Mandarin Duck, Gadwall.
Printed on archival giclee paper for long last quality.
Please allow up to 2 weeks for shipping.