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Monday, July 20, 2009

Bingo-licious (It is what it is)

This project has been like a bad relationship. I keep trying to make it into something it's not. So here, in front of the world, I'm facing the fact that I made a nautical, patriotic, BINGOLICIOUS beach tote that would rock the socks off seniors centers everywhere. No amount of sequins can make this project any less geriatric. So, hooray. I plan on making one of the octogenarians in my life very happy. Sometimes something just is what it is.

Shiny Sparkly Goodness:


Details:


And while this isn't exactly my crowning achievement, this sweatshirt is going to be awesome. Sometimes a new technique needs a couple of tries before you get the groove:


So, you want to know how it's done?




For close ups click Page One, Page Two

Image used with permission by Bombshell Stamps
Embellishments: Gauche Alchemy
Tutorial idea and inspiration: Crafty Chica

Thanks everyone for all the good wishes last week. I think I'm back on my feet, even if they are a little wobbly.

10 comments:

  1. Great job honey, I really like the burning heart.

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  2. I'm glad you are feeling better.

    I love the bag and can't wait to see the sweatshirt.

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  3. Love the new blog header!!!! Great tutorial too :)

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  4. Love your new header! And, your tutorial is very informative, love the turquoise and red. Very nice combo!!!

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  5. this is really cool, and I love the new banner

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  6. I LOVE the title of this post. It makes me giggle like a little kid! I think somewhere in the recesses of my attic, I have a jacket that matches...with my name on the lapel...The tutorial rocks...but I have to say, Niki, I cannot for one second imagine having this much patience with a project. Its not in me.

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  7. ROTFLMAO! I be up in the gym just workin on my dobbin...bingo-licious!
    Love you new header!

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  8. You crack me up. BINGOLICIOUS!! RAWK!

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  9. What kind of paint are you using before glittering? I really think this technique would be cool on recycled jeans Christmas stockings!

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