Dear Diary Shorts

Description: Funny quilting tshirt featuring a turtle resting on a pile of unfinished quilt materials and "dear diary" commentary, perfect for quilters and obsessed sewing crafters.

Description: Dear diary: people just don't understand me

Description: “Tragical, But Make It Fashion” and “Dear Diary, I can’t even” make this hilarious Anne of Green Gables inspired design stand out with playful drama and vintage charm. It is a fun choice for readers who love Anne Shirley’s expressive personality and emotional flair. This witty literary design is perfect for book lovers, journal fans, and anyone who enjoys funny quote apparel.

Description: Funny Cat "Dear Diary, Today I Almost Slapped A Bitch" sarcastic quote gift for cat lovers.

Description: The original design for the Dear Queer Diary logo.

Description: From First To Last Dear Diary

Description: Quote from "Heathers" the musical. A perfect gift for musical theatre or drama club directors and staff! Good for cast gifts! Cool present design for any theater nerds! "Dear diary, my teen angst bullshit has a body count."

Description: The alternative cover art for Dear Queer Diary.

Description: Syd and Stan, I am not okay with this

Description: Do you like Vampire Diaries? Elena, in particular? Well here you go! Elena Gilbert- Dear Diary, I made it through the day!

Description: Writing Down the feels. BunnyBibi is having an emotional moment with her notebook. Perfect for house Who find comfort in journaling or anyone heving a blue day.

Description: Embrace your complex emotions with our design! This design is perfect for those who experience life's highs and lows. Share your unique perspective with this expressive and relatable design.

Description: "If you're born with a love for the wrote and the writ, People of letters your warning stands clear. Pay heed to your heart and not to your wit, Don't say in a letter what you can't in my ear." ~ Johnny Flynn

Description: Printed face of Nanni Moretti. Image inspired by the film "Caro Diario," divided into several episodes where Moretti reflects on everyday life in Rome during the summer, visits a friend in Lipari, and films the process of treatment for his own illness.