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NEWEST ADDITION TO THE ODDSQUAD
FLOWERPOT HEADS
MEET BLOOPER
Backstory:
Blooper wasn’t supposed to exist… like at all.
One wrong cut, one “well dang that ain’t right,” and BOOM — he showed up anyway.
Instead of getting tossed in the scrap pile, Blooper leaned into it. Now he proudly represents every mistake that turned into something better. He’s a little uneven, a little chaotic, and 100% proof that messing up might actually be the best move you make.
He’s the kind that’ll trip over nothing… then act like he meant to do it.
🎨 Favorite Color:
Bright, loud, unapologetic blue (the kind you can’t ignore 💙)
🏈 Favorite Football Team:
New Orleans Saints
(He says it’s because they “know how to recover after a rough play”… relatable 😅)
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Done By Blue creates handmade wooden pallet earrings and unique reclaimed wood decor crafted from real scrap lumber.
MEET THE ODDSQUAD
CHARACTER BIRDHOUSES BUILT FROM SCRAPS
SPRIG
Sprig was born from a leftover plank and a good laugh.
I didn’t plan him — I just started cutting, and somehow, he ended up wrapping his little arms around that tree like he’d never let go.
Riggs the Reach-Hand
Riggs isn’t flashy. He’s reliable. The kind that holds on when things get slippery and doesn’t let go until the job’s done.
Piper the Spill Watcher
Where Riggs reaches, Piper watches. Built from lighter scraps and shaped with an open stance, Piper was designed to stand guard
CEDAR JACK
Short beard, cedar in his bones, and heart in his grain.
Sold right off the festival table.
Built from traded scraps and a bit of pride, he’s proof that even the simplest builds can make big impressions.
TIMBER TOM
A pile of scrap wood, a day full of feelings, and a need to make something that meant something.
He became your mama’s Hugger — strong arms, soft heart, and a beard full of personality.
RIVET
Rivet was built solid, but never settled. His hands are always moving, adjusting, checking, tapping — not because he’s nervous, but because he’s alert.
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NAVIGATION
TUG TUCKER
Tug Tucker was born in the shop on a mission — not to sit on a shelf, but to carry a hug from one heart to another.
From the moment the first board was cut, Tug knew he wasn’t just another build — he was a gift with a heartbeat.
TWIGGY
Twiggy was built light and lively, shaped from scraps that refused to sit still. With her wild hair and open stance, she leans into change instead of fighting it.
OLD MAN TIMBER
A pile of scrap wood, a day full of feelings, and a need to make something that meant something.
He became MY mama’s Hugger — strong arms, soft heart, and a beard full of personality.
GRIZZLY GRANT
Grizzly Grant was born from heavy-grained pine and pure mischief.
A Duck Dynasty–grade beard, a crooked grin, and a stance that says, “Don’t worry, I got it.”
Backstory:
Chip and Maple were built from the same plank but couldn’t be more different. Chip’s the quiet thinker — steady hands, big dreams, and a knack for fixing things that probably weren’t broken. Maple, on the other hand, can’t sit still long enough to dry after clear coat. She’s full of ideas, sass, and sawdust — always dragging Chip into her next big “experiment.”
JITTER
OddSquad Overthinker
Built from restless scraps and sudden ideas, Jitter never stands still for long. He thinks fast, reacts faster, and somehow turns nervous energy into motion. Most OddSquad plans start with Jitter — even if they don’t end there.
TIMMY ODDSQUAD SQUATTER
Timmy was built to perch and observe. He doesn’t rush, doesn’t panic, and doesn’t get in the way. While the rest of the OddSquad moves around him, Timmy stays put — watching everything unfold from his favorite spot.
BUCKLEY
Buckley was built from scraps that didn’t quite line up the first time — so he learned to adapt. He’s alert, a little stiff, and always looks like he just heard something important
JITTER'S CRAZY SIDE
This is Jitter when the thoughts don’t slow down. Built during a moment of pure improvisation, his angles came out wild and unapologetic. Jitter’s Crazy Side doesn’t follow plans — he reacts, overthinks, and somehow still lands on his feet. Most of the OddSquad’s ideas start with him.
Gus the Gap-Filler
Gus was made from leftover scraps that didn’t quite match — pieces that were never meant to line up perfectly. Instead of forcing them to fit, they were stacked, shifted, and trusted to find their balance
GRIZZ THE SHADEBEARD
Grizz was made from wood that had already lived a long life. His beard came naturally from the grain, and the shades? Those are earned. Grizz has seen enough messes to know when to step in
EARL
Earl’s the kind that doesn’t say much, but you know he’s watchin’.
Built from leftover cedar fence pickets and a hinge that didn’t match anything, he’s been standin’ proud since the first screw went in.
HANK
Hank came from a two-by-four that fought back every step of the way.
Split twice, warped once, and still refused to quit — kinda like his maker.
His arms don’t line up, but they’ll hold tighter than your favorite uncle’s handshake.
Shade the Lookout
Shade was made during a moment when the shop felt loud and busy, so he came out calm. Built from clean, straight scraps and finished with attitude, Shade stands watch without rushing.
WHISKERWOOD
Whiskerwood doesn’t say much — he observes. Built from narrow scraps with a long reach and a permanent look of suspicion, he keeps one arm out and one eye on everything. If something feels off, Whiskerwood already noticed it five minutes ago.
Clutch the Hitcher
Clutch was built from reclaimed wood that didn’t want to be let go of just yet. His wide reach and bent stance came naturally — shaped by scraps that had already survived pressure and strain.
WHISKERWOOD
Whiskerwood doesn’t say much — he observes. Built from narrow scraps with a long reach and a permanent look of suspicion, he keeps one arm out and one eye on everything. If something feels off, Whiskerwood already noticed it five minutes ago.
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