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Guess That Mess!!

I don’t think I can go on.

It’s official. I. have. seen. it. all.

Now my faithful Craftastrophe readers friends, this one is for you!

What is this item?

Better yet. WHAT is this item MADE from?

hair jacket Guess That Mess!!

I’ll reveal the source of this item as well as the answer in my next post…

Enjoy!

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Posted by sam {temptingmama} on May 5, 2009 @ 6:28 pm  

46 Responses to “Guess That Mess!!”

  1. Miss Courageous (1 comments.) Says:

    I think it’s something a cat coughed up, yes, that’s it definitely.

  2. 3LittleMonsters Says:

    is that a coat made out of yak vomit? looks like it…

  3. iasa Says:

    It’s a rock n roll doll jacket made from corn silk and snot.

  4. Julianne Says:

    It looks rather moldy…

  5. daysgoby (12 comments.) Says:

    Dog yak. From a dog that’s been eating yellow…..ribbon?

    daysgoby’s last blog post..little girl bigger

  6. Karen (25 comments.) Says:

    my guess is hairball.

    Karen’s last blog post.."I suck at math." –me, circa 9th grade.

  7. Karen Sugarpants Says:

    since i don’t know, i’m gonna go with yak gak, dried blood, yellow pipe cleaners and lots of resin that the crafter snuffed for 34 days straight as he created this sweltering mess of f*ckup.

  8. Sarah Jane (7 comments.) Says:

    moldy dryer lint with chest-mucus to stick it together, also possibly some lichen…?

    Sarah Jane’s last blog post..Diagnosis

  9. melanie (3 comments.) Says:

    my guess is that it is a coat made out of dryer lint.

  10. candace trew camling (134 comments.) Says:

    its probably one of those creepy blythe (sp?) dolls’ jackets made out of raunchy moss? or furballs hacked up?

    candace trew camling’s last blog post..Cinco de Mayo Activity Sheet

  11. Erin Says:

    The price of this thing is the most horrifying part.

  12. sheralyn Says:

    decomposed candy floss with a beef jerky lining?

  13. laurel Says:

    omg, someone skinned the abominable snowman! then peed on it!

  14. Karen Sugarpants Says:

    i take my last answer back. that’s totally shredded wheat.

  15. Justine (22 comments.) Says:

    Ummm – a horrifically misguided attempt at making fake vomit?

    A sweater or coat made from shed dog fur? With nicotine-stained glue-gun applique?

    A loofah and mucus sculpture?

    A coat made of human hair? (Please don’t be pubic hair, please don’t be pubic hair…)

    Justine’s last blog post..The Cane Bow – DIY cane decoration

  16. Dana (1 comments.) Says:

    Ha! It’s a dead Yeti… you know the abominable snowman. Someone found one, killed it and made it into a coat. :)

  17. Tiffany Says:

    It’s gotta be made out of used dish sponges! The kind with the scrubby side vs the spongey side. My dish scrubbie looks just like that “fabric”…..On second thought, I better add a new one to my shopping list.

  18. Tiffany R Says:

    It looks like matted human hair with egg yolk streaks.

  19. karen (9 comments.) Says:

    Inspiration for the next iconic fashion piece can be anywhere people. Even at the local hairdresser and yes, even in that pile of hair swept up in the run of a day – why throw it all away? Someone clearly seized an opportuniy here. They were all “It’s like practically the same as sheeps wool isn’t it? Except it’s already dyed and all we have to do is spin it into yarn… nah, screw that – too much work – let’s just hot glue it to my coat…”

    karen’s last blog post..This is what I get for staying on top of housework.

  20. lizardlips Says:

    Ick. It looks like some nasty lint, dog hair and embroidery floss construction.

  21. Mrs. Tantrum (9 comments.) Says:

    I thinkn that it was made from tree bark, moss, shaved pubic hair, cat puke, and just for some good measure….some sex lube and glitter to make it appealing for that evening out with someone special. Someone special like Gollum.

  22. kdaniel Says:

    Weed, leprechaun armpit hair and yellow tubing from a hospital circa 1935.

  23. 3LittleMonsters Says:

    belly button lint and dried spaghetti

  24. Leslie (8 comments.) Says:

    I say felted dryer lint

    Leslie’s last blog post..Someday I’ll Write My Own Stuff

  25. Lori Magno (46 comments.) Says:

    Beansprouts.

  26. michelle (22 comments.) Says:

    looks like goat hide….nevermind, goat hide looks prettier than that.

    My guess is…something having to do with felted wool and may be placenta?

    michelle’s last blog post..We’re behind people!!!

  27. HippieKender Says:

    $525.00?!? Are you out of your freaking mind?!

  28. Diamond (27 comments.) Says:

    It’s a coat of some sort of hair. I’m guessing dog.

  29. bikerchick (8 comments.) Says:

    Hannibal Lechter’s entry into New York Fashion Week , now with human hair still attached to the skin. ::shudders::

  30. Megan Says:

    I say it’s a doll coat made out of a dark lining fabric with felted dog hair glued onto it.

  31. Annie Says:

    It’s made from shower-drain hair.

    sam {temptingmama} (164 comments.) Reply:

    EWWWWWW! A wookie. LOL

  32. Lotta (64 comments.) Says:

    The hair from a shower drain?

    Lotta’s last blog post..Trios and Duos

  33. 3LittleMonsters Says:

    omg PLEASE dont let it be a placenta coat.

  34. michelle (22 comments.) Says:

    OH! I KNOW I KNOW! It’s an owl pellet! Shmushed and Shaped to look like. a. coat?

    I had the thought because my uncle Roger (always the “educational gift” type) once sent me an owl pellet for my birthday – he was a raptor rehab. specialist and apparently he thought an Owl pellet would be educational and “cool” to an 11 yr old homeschooled kid…

    Thanks dude, but I think I’m not going to tell you that I’m homeschooling my kids…

    Anyway that. uh. piece of work reminded me of what that owl pellet looked like.

    michelle’s last blog post..We’re behind people!!!

  35. Diana Says:

    It’s what a dog crapped after chewing up a pillow.

  36. Stump (14 comments.) Says:

    Its a Bumble, definitely…or it was. The poor think was off’d while eating a corndog, too, hence the mustard stains.

    Stump’s last blog post..Pirates Booty pendant

    Kerrie Reply:

    ha! I would love to get this group of poster in the same bar for drinks!

  37. Pamela Says:

    Its the dread lock of a Bigfoot who is elderly!

  38. redsquid Says:

    I’m never looking at your site while eating shredded wheat again!

  39. Dawn Says:

    OMG!! Some one said leprechaun armpit hair HAHAHAHAA!! I almost spewed. My guess is used furnace filters, ewwww. Whatever it is, it’s ghastly.

  40. Boo Says:

    I have to go with the owl pellets, stretched out and hot glued. Then the “artist” (I use that word very lightly), decided to sign it by pissing their name across the “coat” as if it was fluffy white snow.All I can say is WTF and WTF….people are c-r-a-z-y!!!

  41. followthatdog (54 comments.) Says:

    that looks just like the stuff my dog mines from the middle of his dog toys, especially after he’s drooled his great dane-y drool over it for hours in the process. So I vote destroyed fluffy toys. Or baby chicks. Is that legal? Muppet skin? wow, so many options.

  42. Kathy Says:

    After giving it careful consideration, I’ve decided that we’re viewing the back of a “coat” (possibly Barbie-sized…) made of the partly digested and regurgitated opossum skin that was consumed by a dog. The fuzzy texture is the result of the felting action of dog stomach contents on the fur. The yellow streaks are the stomach acid-bleached blades of grass the dog ate for relief from the indigestion that eating the opossum caused it. The “artist” felt that the grass gave the piece character. After viewing the artist’s other “artwork” made of stained underwear straps, I feel that this “artist” needs to be institutionalized…very soon.

  43. Nick Says:

    I’ll take hot glued mole-hide jacket for $1000.00, Alex.

  44. Beverly Says:

    I already saw the answer so I won’t bother guessing, but… criminy!






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