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One Small Problem

You might as well wear the Dog Eye Patch from yesterday. On both eyes.
Bedazzled sunglasses One Small Problem

These crystal sunglasses are to die for.No u can not see out of them.They are prefect for lying on the beach or wearing on top of your head as hairwear.

They’re great sunglasses IF YOU DON’T WANT TO SEE.
{Source} 40 pointless dollars

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Posted by suebob on January 26, 2012
Guess This Mess!,I Want to Punch a Crafter,Recyled Rejects |
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All Balled Up

Sometimes don’t you just want to say:
Wire pin 1 All Balled Up

Wire pin 2 All Balled Up

Wire pin 3 All Balled Up
PUT DOWN THE WIRE AND MAKE SOME REAL CRAFTS.

Those three were bad, but this one makes me furious:
Yarn ball necklace All Balled Up

This is a great necklace. Wire wrapped ball looks like a fabulous ball of yarn. Hanging from an 18 inch Sterling silver chain, it is sure to delight! The perfect gift for the knitter in your life!

It is NOT a fabulous ball of yarn. It is some damned wire rolled in a ball, and no matter how hard you try to make it something else, that is all it will ever be. Gah. You are DISMISSED.

{Source} As if.

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Posted by suebob on December 12, 2011
For The Insane,Guess This Mess!,I Want to Punch a Crafter,Jewelry Not Found in Great Aunt Mary's Vanity |
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Do-it-Yourself Craftastrophe

First, go look at this:

A holiday crafts project!
Plastic Spoon Ball 300x199 Do it Yourself Craftastrophe

Here’s my favorite part:

And can you tell what they’re made of? Styrofoam and plastic spoons!

I could. I could tell right away.

My other favorite part is that you need to snap the bottom of each plastic spoon off without breaking the spoon or slicing off a body part. Good luck with that. I know I would end up in the ER. Your mileage may vary.

I’m kind of sorry to make fun of this, because the person seems so good-hearted and earnest. And I can relate – I’ve been there. You create something that you spend A LOT of time on, so much time that you fall in love with it, maybe a bit TOO much in love…and it is still just a styro ball with spoons stuck in it.
Spray-painted gold. (Did I ever tell you about my mom’s gold spray paint phase? OMG everything. Sticks, canisters, pine cones, baskets…Because anything looks Klassy if it is gold! “Oh, wow, Mom, I thought you actually bought SOLID GOLD bookends!”)

So. I’m not trying to be mean. Ok, a little mean. But mostly what I’m trying to do is to save you from having your relatives make fun of your spoon ball behind your back for years to come. Trust me on this one.

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Posted by suebob on December 7, 2011
Guess This Mess!,I Want to Punch a Crafter,Recyled Rejects |
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Cleanliness is next to normalcy

Hey, emo girl! I have an idea for you:
Lonely rug Cleanliness is next to normalcy
Try cleaning your rug more than once every 20 years and maybe some people will come over. Just a thought.
{Source} Only $4.00. Hand sanitizer extra.

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Posted by suebob on November 30, 2011
Disturbing Things We Should Never Own,For The Insane,Guess This Mess!,Messages From the Darkside,You Can Stop Making Crafts Now |
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For the minimalist

I KNOW it has to be hard to carve a stone ball. It must have taken you a long, long time to carve a stone ball.

Stone ball For the minimalistIt started as an ordinary rock. Thousands of thunks later, it takes shape as a glorious globe. One wrong thunk of the stone mason’s hammer and it becomes a dud, broken in half. Inspired by the mysterious stone spheres of Costa Rica, Las Bolas. Energy, exercise, meditation, contemplation, striation appreciation… what will you use your stone ball for?

Thank you for having the looney idea to turn a stone into a sphere and taking the time to do it. I, however, feel no compulsion to spend $425 on it. Thank you, and goodnight.

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Suebob is tired of balls and the people who have them.

 

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Posted by suebob on March 31, 2011
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