I bought a plain black folding walking stick and stuck pretty pink flowery stickers all over it. 99 pence in a cheap shop.
What a bargain! (the stickers, not the stick!)
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Sorry I spelt it wrong.....
Very glam!
Unable to find the fur you refer to, did you mean Marabou swansdown?
This is the sparkle that I glues to the STRAP on my sticks.
Its called *Diamanté ribbon'.
First of all, I have to say that I haven't a CLUE if I have posted this b4, I have checked on WATCHING, IM ON and SEARCH and nothing is coming up to say yes, I have.
Right, so this is my post for today..... trimmed up walking sticks
Also let me add the reason I chose plural is because I have 10 hahahahaha... and they are allllll trimmed up SPARKLE & FUR
So let me explain the call for adding sparkle & fur to each stick. Well, considering a walking stick is very much needed and has become my best friend, I thought NO WAY HOSAY AM I WALKING ABOUT WITH A BORING, NONE DESCRIPT STICK, no, no, no, so I have 1 to match each coloured item of clothing ( hence me having 10 haa ) but that wasn't enough, no, no, no... i wanted each stick to be unique, so ive added sparkle & fur.
The fur is called MALABUEE ( i think its double 'e' ) and the sparkle is from AMAZON or any haberdashery shop, not sure of its name so I will google it after I have posted this.
Stick these on with glue... DA DAAAA
The 'Malubee' comes in alllllll colours and of course the sparkle is SPARKLE.
Soooooo after that lengthy explanation ( sorrrrrry hahaha ) here are 3 of my 10 sticks...
I have a plain black 1 that I am giving a makeover with RED malibuee..
So, GO ONNNNNN, bring your dowdy stick to life again, give it a lovely OH LA LA MAKEOVER...
Ohhhhhhhh I forgot, I got some cheapo nail varnish to just touch up the bits here and there that were chipped or scrubbed or worn away... £1.20 .( nail polish ). job done.
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