I know that state tattoos aren't exactly Cap't Original Tattoo, but I love Washington!
I got this puppy yesterday at Slave to the Needle in Seattle by Ed.

is this what you're talking about? - http://www.samstoybox.com/toys/MetalMolder.html

That's it! Thank you so much, you're my hero. You have no idea how much this has been bothering me!

I got this metal charm making gizmo almost a decade ago at a thrift store -- it wasn't something professional, it was definitely made for children. It was really strange. You had little pieces of metal (or something) that you melted down in their magical machine, and then you tilted the heated metal-like stuff into a mold and then it cooled down and you had a little charm. I remember there was one mold that made "best friends" necklace charms, and one that made a dolphin, I think.

It's driving me crazy! I know it's a long shot, but does anyone remember what this thing was called, or have any idea what I'm talking about?

Thanks!

so cute! I originally thought they were pog slammers...
do they completely destroy your cupcake pan, or are they pretty easy to get out and residue-free?

[PAINTINGS OF SOUND AND/OR MUSIC MAKING TOYS.]

I must have won the lottery, or something, because I haven't had to work since last Thursday.
thus, for no apparent reason:

PAINTINGS OF SOUND AND/OR MUSIC MAKING TOYS.



music major (1986): my friend actually has one of these. it makes some pretty dope animal noises that don't sound like animals.


muson synthesizer (1978): I want one of these, bad.


speak & spell (1978): what should it be saying?! I didn't have any good ideas.

thanks for looking, homies.

Those are great - I love the sticks (even if my 3,5 years old would hate you for glueing other peoples faces over his beloved friend spongebob!)

And the Packaging is absolutely fabulous, which fonts did you use für this?

With best regards,
Katrin from Germany

Oh let's see. I think it was Script MT Bold and either Franklin Gothic Condensed or Collegiate.

Nothing beats the satisfaction of covering Spongebob's face with glue.

Oh my god, I covet that sweater vest so bad.
It's rad.

Oh my god, that shirt is a one-woman fierce-a-thon.

he he great idea.  Did you cover the picture with anything to waterproof it? Or was that not a problem?

I covered the pictures on the sticks with some Modge Podge, so unless she takes them to the bottom of the sea with her, I think they'll be alright.

Hilarious idea!!

Did she like them?

What kind of bag did you use for the packaging?

She loved them. I think my mom loved them more, though.

I used the same bag that the original Spongebob ones came in. Pretty sneaky, sis.