The 14th work in the Okutta series is "Check Onegaisimasu!" It's dark blue with white letters, so it's quite noticeable. At my husband's strong request, we decided to include "approval" as well. “Check” and “Approval” will alternate. As you can...

This is the 13th work from the Okutta series, ``Come and Have Fun.'' When you say "Come visit me", it means "Please pay a visit" in English. "Coffee Ticket" is "Only my house". In other words, you can use it...

This new master is called GOOD. Next to the checkbox are 9 words with the word Good in them, so you can check the ones that seem to apply, such as Good friends, Good luck, Good news, Good time, etc....

The name is DEPARTURE. An unusually simple name and quiet design (lol). I made this with the idea that I would like to use it as a gift wrapping gift to send out a message of cheer to that person...

It's called ``Thank you for your hard work.'' This is a series where the name came to me first and I thought about the pictures later (lol) Every day, I think there are surprisingly many times when I say thank...

This is the 30th LIFE in the Okutta series. Handwritten letters are layered on wrinkled paper. I'm a bit addicted to wrinkled paper collage, and I wanted to make it my master, so I did some trial and error. I...

The new Thank You Berry Macho from the Okutta series. Let me introduce you♪ It's not a thank you or a thank you, it's a powerful thank you shouted by a macho man (lol) We definitely recommend it when you...

The 21st work in the Okutta series is SMILE. It's a banana motif that I've always wanted to make ♡ It's also a brownish ripe banana. To put it cool, it's a vintage banana (no way!). I also slightly adjusted...

This is ``FRAGILE~Handle with care~'', the 20th work in the Okutta series. It's a vermilion red color with lots of alphabets. In English, German, French, and Japanese (Romaji), we have included warnings for shipping, such as handling with care, do...

This is ``Sleeve Bottom'' from the Okutta series. Well, it's a bribe (lol) At my house, the daikon radish grown by Otto is the only thing under the sleeves. I say "Yoshi Nani" and hand it out everywhere (somewhat adapted,...

Hello. Introducing the new master mask from the Okutta series. "The seal is sometimes opened." As the name suggests, "open" sometimes appears between "fu" and "fu". When the peanut motif is closed, it's a seal, and when it's open, it's...

This is "HELLO" from the Okutta series. On the brick is a blackboard that looks like a menu board, with HELLO and a coffee cup written in chalk. Designed to be cut into 4.5cm increments. "Long time no see! How...