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I bought a small box of glitter tattoos and I know I won't use them all, so I am going to give them to ppl, that would like to wear one. They are really cute!
For example, this sweatshirt (which comes in a zillion colors) is only $7.99. And use promotion code 1107WLCE to get free shipping (for however long that lasts)!
I've never bought anything from Wet Seal before...how do the sizes run?
Haven't bought anything there for awhile, but it's pretty typical Juniors sizing. Anyone with a large chest may have issues. Just depends on the style.
Hello Ladies! I have a question about crocs. Are the Mary Jane styles just as Roo friendly as the regular style? I just won a sweet pair off ebay and I was wondering if I would still need to get some regular style for the fest? I know it seems silly but I am new to the whole croc scene.
Hello Ladies! I have a question about crocs. Are the Mary Jane styles just as Roo friendly as the regular style? I just won a sweet pair off ebay and I was wondering if I would still need to get some regular style for the fest? I know it seems silly but I am new to the whole croc scene.
I have a pair of mary janes that I purchased for Roo. Seem to be doing good so far! I can't see that they would be any different than normal crocs... they're made of the same material, just a different style. Be sure to break them in before you wear them all day at Roo though!
I think the Mary Janes will be fine. It's the ballet slipper types that don't have a secure strap going over your foot that could have issues if there's mud. Flip flop Crocs might also be an issue.
Of course, if there's no mud, then it doesn't really matter
If you use pinking shears (that create a zig zag pattern) the homemade banadanas are less likely to fray. I'm guessing you don't want to sew the edges. I make them for my dogs all the time (insert eyeroll here).
I've tried on the various styles of Crocs and they are all entirely too wide for my fit. I'm a B width, so I have no idea why they don't fit.
I've never bought anything from Wet Seal before...how do the sizes run?
Haven't bought anything there for awhile, but it's pretty typical Juniors sizing. Anyone with a large chest may have issues. Just depends on the style.
Thanks Karma for the help, I'll prob not buy anything on there, I have a feeling my chest is going to give me problems w/ the stuff I liked.
Fold it in to a triangle. Take the longest part of the triangle and position it wherever you want it to sit on your head. If you want a do rag look, put that longest part across your forehead and tie the two end points behind your head. If you want a traditional bandana look, put the longest part at the top of your head and tie the two points under your hair, at the nape of your neck.
Ladies, you have to promise not to bid against me. I just found some really cute crocs on eBay. They're called Audrey Crocs. I guess they were a limited style that only sold at certain places. There are a few on eBay. I'm bidding on these
Ladies, you have to promise not to bid against me. I just found some really cute crocs on eBay. They're called Audrey Crocs. I guess they were a limited style that only sold at certain places. There are a few on eBay. I'm bidding on these
The style is very cute! Also, couldn't you take a ribbon and tie them through any crocs to kind of spice them up? You're giving me ideas here
Post by Free Spirit Alessia on May 20, 2008 13:52:06 GMT -5
I bought the mary jane style crocs which I have only wore once to just try them on (I'm not really a Croc kinda girl) but when I did wear them I felt some discomfort where the heel strap connects to the top strap. do you need to break in Crocs, is there a certain way to do so?
I bought the mary jane style crocs which I have only wore once to just try them on (I'm not really a Croc kinda girl) but when I did wear them I felt some discomfort where the heel strap connects to the top strap. do you need to break in Crocs, is there a certain way to do so?
I don't know if it would help, but you can stretch the straps. Pull very, very gently. The last thing you want to do is to pull too hard and stretch them too far, since they won't un-stretch. But pull a teeny bit and try them on. Pull more if necessary. But that's only if having the strap more loose would help at all. I'm not sure it would under those circumstances.
Ladies, you have to promise not to bid against me. I just found some really cute crocs on eBay. They're called Audrey Crocs. I guess they were a limited style that only sold at certain places. There are a few on eBay. I'm bidding on these
cute
I only have the traditional crocs, in purple, cotton candy, and butter. I think the purple ones are coming with me to roo.