Are you a fan of synchronized swimming? Or perhaps you know somebody else who is? This 'I Just Really Freaking Love Synchronized Swimming... Okay?' notebook would make a funny gift for notes at home or on-the-go. At 8.5'' x 11'' and with 108 pages of alternating lined and sketch paper inside, there is plenty of writing and drawing space for you to use the notebook however you like. Several suggestions would include:To-do listsMemory log bookStudy notesShopping listsAffirmationsDoodlesEvent remindersIdeas scrapbookJournalingThe notebook could be considered a great present idea for birthdays, anniversaries and other occasions. Thanks so much for shopping with us - we hope you are satisfied with the notebook!

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming 6" x 9" 2019-2020 Academic Planner for all Synchro enthusiasts. The planner includes space for a list of priorities for the day, a to-do list and notes.

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming 6" x 9" 2020 Weekly Planner for all Synchro enthusiasts. The planner includes space for a list of priorities for the day, a to-do list and notes.

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming 6" x 9" 2020 Daily Planner for all Synchro enthusiasts. The planner includes space for a list of priorities for the day, a to-do list and notes.

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming Journal Wide Ruled Notebook 8.5" x 11" for writing, journaling, training logs, practice dates, contact info for teammates, etc.

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming Journal College Ruled Notebook 8.5" x 11" for writing, journaling, training logs, practice dates, contact info for teammates, etc.

I Love Synchro, the Synchronized Swimming Journal Dot Grid Notebook 8.5" x 11" for writing, journaling, training logs, practice dates, contact info for teammates, etc.

A funny novelty design that expresses love for silly costumes. Features a distressed swimming silhouette. Let others know what you really are! Perfect for a casual costume party or trick or treating.

"DOLL DESIGN & NAMING PROCESS: Often it's only an emotion, an intuition which evolves little by little into images, then into a vague prototype, improved and refined ten, sometimes twenty times, until it finally evokes the first feelings. Design usually starts with some research about the animals themselves, about their features, their habits and their temperament. Some things cannot be argued with, like the shape of an ear, a large nose or big teeth. That's always a good place to start. Slowly the details take shape in hand drawn sketches. A captain costume for him, a bathing suit for her, to suggest the respect and the water these animals inspire. Then the photoshop madness starts and all the scenarios transformed themselves into options. Which kind of captain? A cap or a beenie? Shorts or pants? Stripes? Each of those details somehow convey a different feeling. The options narrowed down, it's time to make a prototype. The specs drawings are sent to Peru, where our talented teams of knitters make the images come to life. The process can be long. Things never turn exactly the way you think that they will, but eventually after several months of trials and errors, the final touches ... [Read More]