i dont know...ive never worn it much...its pretty comfortable...nothi ng pointy jabbing me in the wrist or anything

i was really bored the other day...and i had this stuff lying around just begging me to make something out of it...so i did



I used the Hi-Ho Cherrio pieces out of the game and some eyelet screws for the necklace and i got the pictures on the pendants out of a Victorian Trading Co. catalog . if you want details about how i made them just ask.

wow that's beautiful....excell ent job!

i would like to make my own patches by embroidering such-and-such picture on cloth....but i was wondering what people thought i should line the back with...so that theyre a bit sturdier, or maybe what type of cloth i should use thats a bit thicker...any ideas would be appreciated

OMG!!! those are the cutest slippers i've ever seen    once i get done with my current 2 projects im gonna make myself a pair of these.

yea i live in Tulsa, i live in the more "colorful" (coughGHETTOcough) part of it lol..

ok ok...i might be the only one who thinks its super-tastic, but i made it...so i can think that



(sorry the pictures are so huge...that would be my digi-cams fault)

anywho, its a bi-fold made entirely out of paper and clear packing tape, and its only my second attempt at a DIY wallet

p.s.  ive been having prob's with one of the pics...jsuk

yea it was silver, it was one i just grabbed out of my moms kitchen drawer when she wasnt looking     oh and i didnt use any heat when i was bending it, i suppose you could...

I finally got a fork to bend properly, wasnt too hard really...sorry that the photo quality is crappy, just took it with my webcam 

Just for anyone who would like to know how i did it...
First i pounded the fork prongs flat with a hammer...
Then i put the fork in a vice to hold it steady (made it a WHOLE lot easier to bend)...
Then i just used needle-nose pliers to bend the prongs into curls, starting from the tip and working my way down so as to not break them.