Tomato birb Hard Enamel Pin

This is Tomato Birb. That’s how he spells his name. “What’s the difference between ‘b’ and ‘d’ again?”, he turned to his friend, Cone Birb, “Ahhhh~ this is confusing. Let’s just go with this ‘b’ one!”. Banana Birb said. So they agreed on that. 🚀 Get this little fellow and enjoy free shipping today! 🚀 - The Birbs Tomato Birb takes its place as the third member of the Birb gang, which includes Cone Birb, Banana Birb, and Tomato Birb. Cone Birb came first, he was the very first pin I designed. I enjoyed the concept that they loved wearing different hats (actually they are quite into fashion) and started thinking what other items these guys could find and plop on there heads. Then I thought they lived near gardens so banana peels and tomato stems would be convenient. So the other two were introduced to the collection. Some customers asked me whether it is a chicken, a duck or a goose... I must confess that I don't know either! I just enjoyed doodling them and didn't think much about it. As for what kind of feather fellow they are, I'll leave that to your imagination. To me, they're simply "Birbs." 😂 - 📍 (Small tips) Which clutch should I use? Locking Clutch : Ideal for exterior use like bags and jackets. 😸 Pros : Has a mechanism which secures the pin from being removed by accident. 😿 Cons : Might not lock properly if the material is thicker than 0.5 cm. (Once you've pinned it, give the clutch a gentle check to make sure it clicks securely into place.) Rubber Clutch : Ideal for less-invasive options like caps, collars, pencil cases and cork boards. 😸 Pros : Soft and skin-friendly, can be pinned on thick materials. 😿 Cons : Could cause the pin to fall off if pulled from the outside. But is tight enough for less-invasive usage.