Artsy Antonelli

02/07/2026

Secure hearing devices- hearing aid & cochlear implant headbands aren’t just accessories — they’re made with purpose.
I design my own exclusive patterns, and I proudly offer one of the largest selections of dinosaur and character designs you’ll find anywhere!! From bold dinos to fun, kid-loved characters, there’s something for every little personality.
Every band is inspired by my daughter, Samantha, and her hearing loss journey. What started as a solution for her became a passion for helping other families keep devices safe, comfortable, and something kids actually want to wear.
-Soft, stretchy, and adjustable
-Designed for bilateral or unilateral devices
-Made with real kids and real life in mind
These headbands are created by a hearing-loss mom who truly understands the importance of comfort, confidence, and representation.

Thank you for supporting a small shop built from love, advocacy, and creativity!

This Headbands item by ArtsyAntonelli has 228 favorites from Etsy shoppers. Ships from Atlanta, GA. Listed on Feb 4, 2026

01/24/2026

Valentine’s Day! Love is DINO-mite!
Surprise your favorite Valentine with adorable 3D dinosaur valentines + matching cards!
Choose a T-rex or Triceratops pack (or mix ‘em up!) — perfect for classroom exchanges, party favors, or just because!
👉 Shop now: https://artsyantonelli.etsy.com/listing/1367028226

01/02/2026

What a great 2025 and we are excited to welcome 2026 with some new designs and ideas.

07/09/2025

The 2025 Language and Literacy Conference for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Learners is officially underway—and Artsy Antonelli is all in! Samantha loves vending and meeting everyone!

We're energized by the powerful agenda, inspired by our Deaf peers, and fueled by the incredible ideas and connections taking shape around us.

As we dive deep into the role of language, we’re reminded that “language is the house of being.” It’s more than a tool—it’s the structure of our thoughts, our identities, and our lived experiences.

Here’s to building, sharing, and transforming futures—one meaningful exchange at a time.

07/07/2025

We’re counting down the days until Build Language. Teach Literacy. Transform Futures! — the 2025 Georgia Language and Literacy Conference for Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Learners!

We’re thrilled to be part of this transformative event, where we’ll be showcasing our Artsy Antonelli collection — a heartfelt line of 3D-printed accessories and inclusive designs made with DHH children in mind. From sensory-friendly headbands to cochlear implant accessories for dolls, everything we create is driven by purpose and love.

As of today, we’ve proudly sold 4,777 items on our Etsy shop — artsyantonelli.etsy.com — and we’re just getting started. Here’s to spreading more joy, representation, and inclusion, one design at a time! 💛👂✨

04/11/2025

Testing out a new idea with a pony tail suspension holder for her CI and hearing aid. So far it’s been great for her!

04/10/2025

Loving the headband for our active girl!! Check out of designs at artsyantonelli.etsy.com
Need something different? Just request it! We can make it for you!

02/12/2025

🚨 ACT NOW: Disability Rights at Risk!

If you or your Deaf child live in one of the 17 states suing to remove Section 504, you risk losing vital protections. (Oops on this image: it supposed Texas, not New Mexico.)

The court date for the lawsuit against Section 504 is February 25. If this law is removed, Deaf and disabled individuals could lose the right to ASL interpreters at the doctor’s office, in schools, and at work. This is a direct attack on accessibility and equal rights!
📢 Take action before it’s too late!
✅ Write to your local representatives and urge them to support Section 504.
✅ Spread awareness—share this topic with your community.
✅ Stay informed and be ready to fight for accessibility.
Time is running out—protect disability rights now!

ID: image highlights the threat to Deaf and disabled rights due to 17 states suing to remove Section 504, which could take away access to ASL interpreters and accommodations in schools, workplaces, and healthcare settings. A purple background features a U.S. map with the affected states in pink, alongside "RISK" spelled in ASL fingerspelling. The message urges people to contact their representatives to protect Section 504 and maintain accessibility rights.

02/01/2025

Some of the new designs are getting ready ready to have photos and names! Looking forward to updating the listing soon. We even have a Gabbys Place House one! #