Our favorite little skeleton, Mr. Skelly-Bones, has officially come to life in the production phase, and in true Skelly-Bones fashion, he’s already stumbled into a bit of a calamity! While reviewing the physical structural needs of the Desert Storm design, we discovered that the tiny negative space to the left of the glass is just a bit too small to be cut out without making the pin fragile. We want to make sure your pins are sturdy enough to survive all of life's little accidents, so we’re pivoting with a decorative touch!
The "Stay-in-Class" Solution
Instead of a cutout, that small area is getting a glow-up:
More Greenery: We are filling that space with additional lush, leafy details to keep the terrarium looking full and vibrant.
Cohesive Coloring: This section will be filled with a smooth enamel paint that perfectly matches the "negative space" color used between Mr. Skelly-Bones’ bones, but will not be translucent.
The result? A pin that looks even more detailed, stays structurally sound, and keeps the whimsical spirit of the original design intact. Here is the small tweak in the design! Thank you all for being such an amazing part of this journey. Mr. Skelly-Bones may be a magnet for trouble, but he's going to look fantastic when he arrives at your door!
