It has the funnest combo of colours and swirls. I added some 3D appeal by festooning it with small coloured buttons.
I topped it with a tablecloth from none other than my own mother- a witty, sharp little mite of a thing. (my mother ; not the tablecloth gone strap)
I topped it with a tablecloth from none other than my own mother- a witty, sharp little mite of a thing. (my mother ; not the tablecloth gone strap)
And she's only 83. Think of her potential.
It has the typical bells and whistles- three pockets for your highly important gidgets and gadgets.
(that weird geometric green stuff inside is from an upcycled curtain. Can you quite imagine ever falling asleep if you had those bad boys hanging in your bedroom window?!)
Polka Party measures 7.5" across and 9.5" deep.
Perfect if you just want to carry your wallet and handgun and can't be bothered to dig around in a giant bag.
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Well, that might be a touch optimistic.
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It's Friday again, and you'll see my dashing around my palace cleaning like a Cinderella on speed. We're having people and fabulous food tonight, and it's gonna be good.
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Boring stuff: Bids in the comment box please. Salutations there too. FAQ's answered here.
Bids begin at $25- Cdn and the auction concludes at 9:30 cst pm tonight- October 30, 2009.
5 comments:
Great Bag Joyce! I would like to bid $30
TanyaB
I want eternal happiness. I want the bag too, but I will step aside again. Despite the good cause, my funds (or lack thereof), requires me to have restraint. Have a lovely evening tonight Joyce!
VB
I bid $31
hey, thanks, Alison.
You know where I am...
xo
VB- your comment is worth so much more... :)
Tanya B- come back real soon, ya'hear?
Joyce... now you have truly ruined me. Not only did you post those two beautiful shades of neutrals & brown bags the week that I neglected to faithfully visit my "happy place" (lesson learned - I shall drop in more consistently henceforth), but you also made mention of made4aid... tho I think I can stave off addiction to yet another blog by visiting often.
Oh the life of the overdramatic...
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