Pickle Joke Magnets
Description: A fickle pickle isn't one you can rely on. You may think you can predict who will win at the next fickle pickle game, but you can't. The fickle pickle is an unpredictable fellow. He's a pickle, after all. Pickles are always a bit unpredictable. This is a pun and a funny saying.
Description: A pickle in an ice cream sundae? Yeah, we've got that. “Pickle Sundae Party” features a happy pickle lounging among scoops of ice cream, cherries, whipped cream, and colorful sprinkles. Come on in, the weirdness is fine. I love drawing these silly little pickles, check my portfolio for more briny goodness! A funny foodie gift, quirky summer shirt, or simply a reminder that life is too short to ask if pickles and ice cream go together. (They do now.) Original artwork by Littleclyde.
Pickle Sundae Fun Day - Whimsical Pickle and Ice Cream Shirt Magnet
by littleclyde Illustration
$4.75
Pickle Lover Dill With Kindness Cozy Floral Cucumber Humor Magnet
by Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine (LVIM)
$4.75
Description: Show off your hard-earned bruises with pride! This hilarious design features a banged-up pickleball paddle sporting a bandage—perfect for anyone who's walked (or limped) off the court with a story. Whether it's a sprained ankle or just a bruised ego, this tee lets fellow players know you’ve paid your dues and lived to tell the tale.
Description: Every pickleball warrior has a story—make yours legendary. This design blends humor and heart with a bruised-but-not-broken pickleball character ready for more action. Whether you’re sidelined or making a comeback, this tee speaks your truth. A must-have for tournaments, recovery days, or just flexing your pickleball pride.
Description: This hilarious pickleball t-shirt features a colorful bar graph explaining "Why I Lose at Pickleball" with most of the blame humorously placed on the team partner. Perfect for pickleball players who enjoy a good laugh on and off the court. Makes a fun gift for pickleball enthusiasts, casual players, and anyone who’s ever joked about blaming the paddle, court, or ball instead of themselves.
