Poppy Darlin'

Sunday, January 1, 2012

I had this great pair of that I had for maybe a week before my new puppy (who I had to remind myself I love dearly) has a little snack. Now while I was a little upset I knew that she was in fact a puppy and she didn't know any better. So instead of throwing my newly eaten away I took it upon myself to give them a well needed makeover. It didn't take much at all. Just some old fabric, clue, and a few tools. I think they turned out great! And I love them very much. While I will miss what they were before I'm kinda digging the new look.

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UnknownJanuary 17, 2012 at 3:17 PM
Why thank you...You can follow mine too if you'ed like.
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