When you are painting leather, there can be a lot of wait time. The yellow, for example, required four coats to cover -- and it had to dry between coats. The thing is -- your paint is all ready to go -- and your brushes are full of paint...so you find yourself looking around, trying to find something else to paint...
That's when I noticed my sandals...They were SAS-- very comfortable -- but the problem is because they are so beige I hardly ever wear them....(they were $3 at a thrift store). I SHOULD PAINT THEM...GREAT IDEA, EH??
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| And what the hell?? The brush is full of teal paint already... |
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| This took about three minutes... |
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| They got a second coat -- and some black marker detailing... |
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| At breakfast the next day --OF COURSE I had to show my purse... |
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| In this very attractive, headless photo, you can see that my purse AND my sandals matched the Pucci dress I made...which I love so much, I've nearly worn it out already... |
Apparently, I have been unconsciously picking the same colors for the last 30 years...pink and orange, blue and green...
P.S. Deanna is my witness. I was wearing this dress (in a bar in Wisconsin) when a guy started to flirt with me. I am sure he was trying to pick me up. It was very flattering. Even though he was 85 and needed new dentures. And possibly glasses...
Fun!!
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