OK, I'm waaaay too excited about that hat. C'mon now. That hat was recycling at it's best (or maybe worst). It was a Christmas present from my parents, or looking at my dad in the background, probably just from my mom. Dad looks as bewildered as I am excited. My sister got a Dr. Pepper hat by the way. And yes, those are actual cans that are crocheted together to make a stunning fashion statement. Golly gee, what will they think of next?Friday, October 17, 2008
Photo Finish Friday - 7-Up Hat
OK, I'm waaaay too excited about that hat. C'mon now. That hat was recycling at it's best (or maybe worst). It was a Christmas present from my parents, or looking at my dad in the background, probably just from my mom. Dad looks as bewildered as I am excited. My sister got a Dr. Pepper hat by the way. And yes, those are actual cans that are crocheted together to make a stunning fashion statement. Golly gee, what will they think of next?
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LOL.
I love the look on your dad's face. :)
Wow, that's a creative use of recycled cans!
My kids are always coming up with projects from things I would normally throw away.
Yeah. I bet he's thinking, "I sure hope that's not what "I" get for Christmas." LOL
Kids are great for that Pink. I don't know about crocheting tin cans though. That's a little beyond me...lol. ~K
Hi Karen, Thanks for dropping by my blog, we do have a lot of similarities!! My daughters are both on Nanowriter (I think thats what its called) I a a mad recycler and freecycle is my number one fave place, I have recycled and received loads on there!!! My youngest daughter is an expert junk modeler. We are the same person on the oposite side of the world!!
Lyzzydee- What? You're not a nano'er yourself? I think you need to try it. You DO want to be like ME don't you...lol. ~K
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