One Item for BM a Day (2010-2012)
I bought striped leggings, but they're MIA, along with our other bike light. WTF? We spent a couple of hours in the staging room last night unpackaging things & sorting them into bins! Now we have bins for:
-- Tools
-- Batteries
-- Lighting
-- First aid
-- Skin care
-- Costumes (these are 4x the size)
And I ordered extra contact lenses for the Playa through Vision Direct online. You save the 20% markup the eye MD office charges--and they even check on your script and correct it if you get it wrong! Pretty happy with them so far!
-- Tools
-- Batteries
-- Lighting
-- First aid
-- Skin care
-- Costumes (these are 4x the size)
And I ordered extra contact lenses for the Playa through Vision Direct online. You save the 20% markup the eye MD office charges--and they even check on your script and correct it if you get it wrong! Pretty happy with them so far!
Well, you've got striped clothing, you are alll set!
I remember my first piece of black and white striped clothes...ah. I felt so burnery...
(maybe black and white stripes isn't as much of a joke outside of the SE burner scene...)
I got one more drop in my fund bucket today...
I remember my first piece of black and white striped clothes...ah. I felt so burnery...
(maybe black and white stripes isn't as much of a joke outside of the SE burner scene...)
I got one more drop in my fund bucket today...
- theCryptofishist
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OH crap.
I broght a parasol in 08, tried it once, too involved with wind drag.
Admittedly, I was not at a walking pace. Am now trying to figure out how to use nail polish and an exacto-knife to make it less substantial.
Which is my way of saying, I should have read this thread better and told you about that. It may not matter, but it may.
I broght a parasol in 08, tried it once, too involved with wind drag.
Admittedly, I was not at a walking pace. Am now trying to figure out how to use nail polish and an exacto-knife to make it less substantial.
Which is my way of saying, I should have read this thread better and told you about that. It may not matter, but it may.
The Lady with a Lamprey
"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
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Neil Diamond!!!! MELT HIM DOWN!C.f.M. wrote:Well, you've got striped clothing, you are alll set!
I remember my first piece of black and white striped clothes...ah. I felt so burnery...
(maybe black and white stripes isn't as much of a joke outside of the SE burner scene...)
I got one more drop in my fund bucket today...
You don't have to be skinny, naked and under 30 to be a Hottie!
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So you're saying you want to slit holes into your parasol and then finish the edges with nail polish so they don't fray? Is that what you mean?theCryptofishist wrote:OH crap.
I broght a parasol in 08, tried it once, too involved with wind drag.
Admittedly, I was not at a walking pace. Am now trying to figure out how to use nail polish and an exacto-knife to make it less substantial.
Which is my way of saying, I should have read this thread better and told you about that. It may not matter, but it may.
You don't have to be skinny, naked and under 30 to be a Hottie!
- theCryptofishist
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That is exactly what I meant.EmilyD wrote:So you're saying you want to slit holes into your parasol and then finish the edges with nail polish so they don't fray? Is that what you mean?theCryptofishist wrote:OH crap.
I broght a parasol in 08, tried it once, too involved with wind drag.
Admittedly, I was not at a walking pace. Am now trying to figure out how to use nail polish and an exacto-knife to make it less substantial.
Which is my way of saying, I should have read this thread better and told you about that. It may not matter, but it may.
I can do that this afternoon, perhaps.
The Lady with a Lamprey
"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
"The powerful are exploiting people, art and ideas, and this leads to us plebes debating how to best ration ice.
Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
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- AntiM
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Parasols and the playa, fabulous idea, not always great in action. Too windy to count on as your primary source of head shade. I gave up on them.
We cut holes in the canopy over our rhoadescar. Crescents, and I reinforced the edges with acrylic paint. Still a sail, but not as bad as without the holes.
We cut holes in the canopy over our rhoadescar. Crescents, and I reinforced the edges with acrylic paint. Still a sail, but not as bad as without the holes.
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Maybe the answer is to strip down existing umbrellas and recover with Aluminet or shade cloth.AntiM wrote:Parasols and the playa, fabulous idea, not always great in action. Too windy to count on as your primary source of head shade. I gave up on them.
We cut holes in the canopy over our rhoadescar. Crescents, and I reinforced the edges with acrylic paint. Still a sail, but not as bad as without the holes.
You don't have to be skinny, naked and under 30 to be a Hottie!
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Thanks for the lovely compliments everybody.
It's stretchy velvet with tiny reflective circles, $2.00 a yard at Joann's in the bargain bin
. I bought it all obviously tee hee
I modified the tutorial "underskirt" by making a 3 inch folded waist band then started my tulle down from that. I made a halter top to match .
It's stretchy velvet with tiny reflective circles, $2.00 a yard at Joann's in the bargain bin
I modified the tutorial "underskirt" by making a 3 inch folded waist band then started my tulle down from that. I made a halter top to match .
Burning Man isn't about the stuff you see when you get there ....it's about the people that brought that stuff there
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lucky420 if you want to keep it for yourself we might be able to help you over on the costume & crafting thread. ;-)lucky420 wrote:just scored a fabulous shriner parade costume off ebay. hope it fits, if not then some other lucky fool in my camp can wear it...
You don't have to be skinny, naked and under 30 to be a Hottie!



