Spelling Bee Honeycomb Pin
Tap into the hivemind. Our Spelling Bee Honeycomb pin celebrates all the spellers out there who will stop at nothing short of “Genius.” Pin it to your hat, tote, jacket and beyond. This collectible is part of a larger collection — grab the pins celebrating other games to complete your set.
The New York Times launched the Crossword in 1942 and has captivated solvers ever since. Over the past ten years, we’ve introduced a full slate of word and logic games like Wordle, Spelling Bee and Connections to test solvers’ smarts and keep them having fun all day long.
This colorful enamel pin measures 0.55" wide and is made of black nickel plating with a rubber clutch backing. They are made in collaboration with Three Potato Four, a husband and wife-led product and graphic design studio located outside of Philadelphia.
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Spelling Bee Honeycomb Pin
Spelling Bee Honeycomb Pin
Tap into the hivemind. Our Spelling Bee Honeycomb pin celebrates all the spellers out there who will stop at nothing short of “Genius.” Pin it to your hat, tote, jacket and beyond. This collectible is part of a larger collection — grab the pins celebrating other games to complete your set.
The New York Times launched the Crossword in 1942 and has captivated solvers ever since. Over the past ten years, we’ve introduced a full slate of word and logic games like Wordle, Spelling Bee and Connections to test solvers’ smarts and keep them having fun all day long.
This colorful enamel pin measures 0.55" wide and is made of black nickel plating with a rubber clutch backing. They are made in collaboration with Three Potato Four, a husband and wife-led product and graphic design studio located outside of Philadelphia.
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Tap into the hivemind. Our Spelling Bee Honeycomb pin celebrates all the spellers out there who will stop at nothing short of “Genius.” Pin it to your hat, tote, jacket and beyond. This collectible is part of a larger collection — grab the pins celebrating other games to complete your set.
The New York Times launched the Crossword in 1942 and has captivated solvers ever since. Over the past ten years, we’ve introduced a full slate of word and logic games like Wordle, Spelling Bee and Connections to test solvers’ smarts and keep them having fun all day long.
This colorful enamel pin measures 0.55" wide and is made of black nickel plating with a rubber clutch backing. They are made in collaboration with Three Potato Four, a husband and wife-led product and graphic design studio located outside of Philadelphia.
