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Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion Dresses Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Hailey Desjardins
On permanent display in The InQueery’s Costume Collection, these “frisky, fun” pieces mark the glorious queer crowning of cinema’s greatest sartorial sister act. An ideal gift for femme lesbian couples, twincest friendsies or admirers of Lisa Luder, executive fashion editor at Vogue. Who cares what the other girls are getting at their baby shower, when you can fold gorgeous scarves by the fireplace with your ride-or-die?
• Handmade by Hailey Desjardins
• Story by David Odyssey
• One of a kind
• Each dress approx. 3.25 inches wide x 6.5 inches long x 1.25 inches deep
• Materials: Fabric, ribbon, pipe cleaner, thread, mini wire hangers
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion dance Continue reading
Dolly Parton’s 1978 Playboy Wig Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Michelle Perez
What’s queerer than Dolly Parton’s boobs? Dolly Parton’s wigs. And this particular wig from the October 1978 issue of Playboy tops them all. While some straight men may have purchased this issue for their usual jorkin’ it purposes, The InQueery has recently discovered data that the majority of sales of the Dolly Parton issue was actually to the gays. No matter if you love her because “Jolene” comes off as pretty sapphic or because she said “it’s a good thing I was born a girl, otherwise I’d be a drag queen” it’s clear that we queers will ALWAYS love her. And I-I-I-yeeee-I will alwaysssss love you.
• Handmade by Michelle Perez
• Story by Kelsey Padgett
• One of a kind
• Approx. 3.25 x inches wide x 3.25 inches long x 1.25 inches deep
• Wire height: 6 inches
• Materials: Sculpting clay, felt, thread, ribbon, paint, wire
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the October 1978 cover of Playboy magazine Continue reading
Overhead Projector and Screen Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Annelise Capossela
Let’s dim the lights, roll out the cart with the squeaky wheel, and do some math problems on the overhead projector. “You’re projecting” isn’t a pejorative anymore, it’s a call to join in the time honored tradition of turning a sentence diagramming lesson into a shadow play. Every young queer can remember sitting at their desks, just itching to get called up and be the puppet master themselves. Choose your dry-erase color wisely (pink) and telegraph to the class ya gay. This 90s projector is armed with a transparency sheet covered in decidedly non-algebraic doodles, as well as a screen that just might kill you with the recoil when you try to roll it back up.
• Handmade by Annelise Capossela
• Story by Stephanie Rudig
• One of a kind
• Projector approx. 2 x inches wide x 4 inches long x 2 inches deep
• Projector string: 4 inches
• Screen approx. 3.25 x inches wide x 3.5 inches long x 0.25 inches deep
• Screen string: 2.5inches
• Materials: Pine wood, acrylic paint, canvas, mixed media
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Get Your Head Out of the Cloud Continue reading
Petite Pink Poodle Pidgin Doll Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Joshua David McKenney
Move over, pampered pooches—the Petite Pink Poodle by Pidgin Doll gives new meaning to “Best in Show.” This poodle lady isn’t fetching anyone’s slippers: she’s too busy rolling with her bitches at The InQueery HQ in knee-high boots and a cinched leash. With her immaculate grooming, haute coiffure, and instinctive refinement that screams “good breeding,” this doll will be the crown jewel of your collection, and all for a great cause.
• Handmade by Joshua David McKenney
• Story by Joshua David McKenney
• One of a kind
• Approx. 2.5 x inches wide x 6.5 inches long x 2.25 inches deep
• Wire height: 1.75 inches
• Materials: Plastic mold, wool roving, paint, wire, ribbon
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the Pink Poodle Collection by Pidgin Doll
Here’s how the raffle works:
– Raffle tickets for each ornament are available in our store until the second week of December, 2024. Each ticket costs $10.
– You can fill your cart with as many raffle tickets as you like for each ornament. There will be a separate drawing for each ornament.
– After all the ornament drawings are performed at The InQueery HQ, a list of all the winners will be announced via email to everyone who entered. If you’re a winner, we’ll be in touch regarding shipping information.
T-Mobile Juicy Couture Sidekick II Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Aaron Fernandez
Did you know the iconic Sidekick II started its life as the “Danger Hiptop”? From roughly 2006 to 2009 a new QWERTY keyboard phone dropped every other week, and you couldn’t watch a music video that didn’t feature heavy product placement for the Motorola Fngr Blast 12 or LG Cotton Candy X or something. The disposability was the point, all the better to perpetuate a constant churn of new trend cycles but this T-Mobile Juicy Couture Sidekick II is an heirloom piece. This phone said, “I’m sexy, I’m kewt, and use two thumbs to boot!” Viva the homotextual!
• Handmade by Aaron Fernandez
• Story by Stephanie Rudig
• One of a kind
• Approx. 2.75 x inches wide x 5.25 inches long x 0.5 inches deep
• String length: 3.75 inches
• Materials: Hand-whittled wood, Gouache, plastic beads
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Get Your Head Out of the Cloud Continue reading
Tamagotchi Ornamnent Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Jack X. Zhou
Before Furby and the iPod Nano, there was another overpriced tech toy that was sure to die in under a month. These digital pets offered privacy and purpose to the sensitive gay children who craved care over conflict. If you couldn’t cry over your supposed “girlfriends/boyfriends,” the death of your fictional child could at least stir up some valuable fifth-grade drama.
• Handmade by Jack X. Zhou
• Story by Greg Kozatek
• One of a kind
• Approx. 3.5 x inches wide x 4.75 inches long x 2.25 inches deep
• String length: 4.25 inches
• Materials: Sculpting clay, paint
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article So Eggstra Continue reading
The Quear-ring Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Brian Britigan
Throughout the ages, one signifier has set queers apart from the common masses: the single, dangly earring. With no twin, no matching other, the single earring is a testament of singularity in a world of mass replication. Once savaged in straight summer camp discourse as a sure marker of homosexuality, this adornment become a contemporary badge of pride.
• Handmade by Brian Britigan
• Story by David Odyssey
• One of a kind
• Approx. 2.5 x inches wide x 7.75 inches long x 0.5 inches deep
• String length: 3 inches
• Materials: Felt, thread, cardboard, gold leaf, paint, enamel charm, beads, chain
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Quear-rings Continue reading
Olive Garden’s Tour of Italy Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Steven Hammel
One of the gayest dishes at a chain food restaurant. We queer folk get to choose our family, and no chain restaurant upholds that value more than the OG Olive Garden. Baked right into their “When you’re here, you’re family” slogan is a deep devotion to satisfaction, emphasized by their plat de resistance: the Tour of Italy. This gangbang of a dish features chicken parm, classic lasagna and fettuccine alfredo—enough creaminess to make the Fourth of July on Fire Island look like child’s play. Paired with their famous soups and salads that just won’t quit, this entrée is tailor-made for the gay ready to indulge.
• Handmade by Steven Hammel
• Story by Luis G. Rendon
• One of a kind
• Approx. 4.5 x inches wide x 7 inches long x 1.75 inches deep
• String length: 3.5 inches
• Materials: Papier-mâché, paint, glitter, cardboard, shoelaces, fabric leaves
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Bottom Feeders Continue reading
Queer Quarters Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Jennifer Whitney
Iconic lesbian shut-in Virginia Woolf espoused the need for a room of one’s own to write fiction. A sanctum sanctorum for falling onto satin sheets in fits of tears, gazing longingly out of windows, and cultivating warm floor lighting just so, the bedroom is an essential site of queer authenticity. This moody little refuge, cast in mauve and orange, is richer than any refuge that Woolf, or her literary successor Clarissa Darling, could ever dream of.
• Handmade by Jennifer Whitney
• Illustration by Jack X. Zhou
• Story by David Odyssey
• One of a kind
• Approx. 8.25 x inches wide x 8 inches long x 1.25 inches deep
• String length: 4.25 inches
• Materials: Sculpting clay, felt, faux fur, rhinestones
• This ornament lights up and includes a battery pack.
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Chair-ish Your Space Continue reading
Mothman Ornament Raffle Ticket
Handmade by Devin Forst
Since fulfilling his duties of warning West Virginian citizens of an imminent bridge collapse, the Mothman has felt a little…unfocused. That was until he found his new calling and got his ass into the gym, where he’s been pounding protein shakes, shredding his abs, and of course, enjoying casual encounters in the sauna. His newfound confidence led him right into the limelight where he became TikTok famous for pole dancing, solidifying himself as a queer icon. Suck it Babadook, this harbinger of doom is ready for his Instagay era.
• Handmade by Devin Forst
• Story by Kelsey Padgett
• One of a kind
• Approx. 8.25 x inches wide x 8 inches long x 1.25 inches deep
• String length: 4.25 inches
• Materials: Sculpting clay, felt, faux fur, rhinestones
• All proceeds from raffle tickets will be donated to The Ali Forney Center, whose mission is to protect homeless Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning youth from the harms of homelessness and empower them with the tools needed to be independent.
• Inspired by the article Mothman is Mother Continue reading