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A simple, yet useful groomsmen's gift is a bookmark. Whenever there is a need for you to discontinue reading because of a more important thing to settle, inserting one within the pages instead of folding the edge is a sensible thing to do. Without having to go back to the previous pages, tons of assorted bookmarks make an ideal gift. To make it extra special, choose a gold plated one, which is more presentable and unique.
Once I had all 3 pieces cut, I stitchedthem all together with my needle and lilac thread, then sewed in a purple bead, 4 black "cat's eye" type beats, and then 10 very small black beads. Next I stitched the flower to a piece of floral wire and then wrapped the wire around the headband to secure it in place. This one is simple and small and will probably be worn the most by my daughter.
Item number one on the list is Outerwear. This fall 2009 gear yourself with a good outerwear that you can feel fabulous in while wearing to work or out with your friends.
But, if you think those colours are just a tad too bold, then fear not. Grey will still feature heavily this year, thanks to stylish ranges from most of the high street fashion stores. And although it may be frowned upon on its own, black is definitely on the racks this summer - mostly when combined with white.
Here's another classic black faux winter leather jacket. click here is so sexy, so rugged, and it's so warm, it'll make any man sweat! Its outer shell is made of polyvinyl and it is lined in polyester. Other features to note is a double-zipper closure, one chest pocket, and exquisite topstitching and seaming details. Cleaning is a breeze - simply wipe clean with a damp cloth. The only downfall to this jacket is that it doesn't have pockets for your hands. This could pose problems on cold winter days.
Choose the Big Timer in a Leopard or Dragonfly print, or in a striped pattern. Or you might prefer solid leather book or genuine leather in black, pewter or copper. Handles or shoulder straps on each of these generous organizers allow you to use them as lovely stand-alone handbags.
I found this scrap of red trim (shown in photo) and I saw that I had enough to make a 5 petaled flower. I had to hand sew it very carefully to make the red arches look like flower pedals. Then, I used a hot glue gun to add the center clear bead, and followed by gluing some shiny red beads in a star pattern (covering up my kind of messy, hand-sewn seams). I then hot glued a strip of red ribbon to the headband and glued on the flower. This wound up being one of Hannah's favorites.
Lay each of the larger piece of old leather good side down on your table. Now, lay the two small piece of lather on top, bad side down. Line the outer edges up.
