Kangaroo Corner : a hipfull, not a handfull

For years, Gypsy Mama has received requests to make a stretch wrap "like Freya," their most popular Breeze pattern -- this was inspired by that. With the greens of Freya layered in beautiful fading stripes, this wrap can look a little different each time you wear it, and it looks great on both men and women. It's named "Alyssa," the name of a beautiful friend named for the Alyssum flower this wrap echoes.

This camoflauge is subtle -- it mirrors not only traditional desert camoflauge but also the subtle patterning on the backs of some tortoises. For this reason, it's named "Chukwa," after the story of a first and oldest turtle who supports the earth on his back.

nurturing to humankind.

The simple lines in the black of this carrier create the feeling of moving water around the dancing Koi fish -- in the center, there is a Daddy koi dancing with his baby ... nearby, two other fishes play. This was carefully designed so that even when you wrap the crosses on the outside, you still have fishes to play over the wrap.

Hadley began with inspiration from the Blue Iris, which as been touted as the "color of the year!" The artist was asked to mute it and quiet it, creating something subtle, beautiful, springlike, and glorious. The results are stunning -- like a meadow of heather flowers.