I've taken to entering the store through the exit doors (shhh, don't tell anyone!), sliding through the check out lanes in the opposite direction and spending most of my shopping time perusing those sections for things to tangle.
One such unnecessary necessity was a cone shaped nightlight. It had a plastic top similar in feel to the plastic of a milk carton only much thicker. A blank canvass!
My grandchildren immediately came to mind. I bought several and brought them home to tangle.
Not sure if my Sukura Identi-Pen would work on the surface, I tested it out on an empty milk jug. To my delight the pen took very well to the plastic. It withstood my attempts to rub and scrape it off, so I knew it would work well on the light.
Here is my grandson, Xavier's light -
ZIA Nightlight by Adele Bruno, CZT |
I trimmed the shade with my new pattern Xav (since it is for the boy himself!) and added a few variations of Sandy Bartholomew's Sweed - simple and sweet.
ZIA Nightlight by Adele Bruno, CZT |
Ok, these are the things you just wrote that make me want to always be with you...
ReplyDeleteEntering ikea backwards !!! Wonderful, but frivolous things to tangle! And finally, unnecessary necessity! PERFECTLY understandable statements !!
You really are quite resourceful Adele! These are going to be treasured for sure!
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