oh gawd

Mar 08, 2007 10 Replies

Just went and picked up my Elvis fabric for another dance/band shirt.



Looks like Andy Warhol got ahold of some Elvis pics. Monochrome blocks of alternating primary colors, overlayed with a black and white photo, set on a black background.



Contrasting fabric to be black and white zebra stripes. Either use the zebra for the yoke (maybe western style), collar, or button strip, or some combination. Don't think I'll do the short sleeves with the zebra, though I might consider some primary color cloth for each sleeve.



I almost went with Guernsey cow black and white pattern for the contrast, to get that whole farm thing going, but decided against.



Trying to find some appropriately colored pearl snaps.



I'll do a short sleeve. Its for dancing after all.



tacky tacky.



Dwight



Dear Dwight,

Try The Snap Place. It has snaps from the smallest to the largest, and its service is good. I just received an order for tiny snaps for my dolls, but it has just about any style you want--I'm sure you'll find your "pearls."

Teri

Dear Dwight,

It's The Snap SOURCE. Sorry.

Teri

But also a shed load of fun! :D We gotta see pix when this one is done, darlin'! ;)

Isn't there some yahoo group where I can post shots?

Buttons

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You could try Webshots...

If all else fails, these folk would make you one:

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I used to keep that running for us. Got to the point that there are so many places folks can post pictures, we don't really need it any more. Photo Bucket is a good one. Easy to create a membership and easy to upload, also it's free. ;) The other cool thing they do is give you several forms for the URL where your pictures are stored. They make it very easy to store pictures there for posting to newsgroups, email, etc. NAYY. But it is super easy. ;)

Sharon

Oh yeah, it was you. I was blanking on your name, though I remember you very well.

In a similar situation, I once started a Yahoo group devoted to myself and put the pictures in the "files" area. Nowadays I'd use a free Live Journal account, because visitors wouldn't have to sign in to see the pictures.

Joy Beeson

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