I'm a bit of a safety nut. I'm always anticipating the worst thing that could happen. Basically, I'm my father's daughter. So when I saw this chunky glass choker:
My first thought was "I hope that thing is tempered! What if it broke? What if you tripped? What if someone knocked into you? Oh, the humanity!"
I can personally guarantee you that no one will be wearing anything close to it! Only you!
Ya think?
{Source} $750, any glass removal surgery extra
File under: stuff that makes me bang my head on my desk.
Note to genius designer - hands were meant to be USED, not to have their fingers yoked together in some kind of modern finger slavery.
And then someone ate a bird, guts, feathers and all, and then coughed it up on your hand. "Tribal" my butt.
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Ok, it's whimsical, it's a "statement" necklace (I HAAAATE that term), it's meant to be cute and charming. But you know what turns this necklace from merely annoying into a real Craftastrophe?
The white spots. They didn't bother to get out their Exacto or jigsaw or what-have-you and trim out the white spots. That drives me crayzeeeeeee. Quality counts, people. Show your work.
{Source} $59 worth of Flying Acrobats
I had a bit of an argument with LaurieWrites about this one. She said it was not a true Craftastrophe - that it was actually more pathetic and sad than funny.
I had to override her on this one. I mean, it isn't the best Craftastrophe ever, but my inner 12-year-old boy just couldn't pass up the opportunity to use the phrase "Felt Balls."
{Source} $40 worth of fuzzy balls