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UD doesn't ship to Canada.It's $10 more than what you would pay at Urban Decay even WITH shipping. Shopping Channel price: $58 Urban Decay price: $48
UD doesn't ship to Canada.It's $10 more than what you would pay at Urban Decay even WITH shipping. Shopping Channel price: $58 Urban Decay price: $48
Originally Posted by divadoll /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I was thinking I wanna get the Braun 7681 epilator... I'm not sure yet. I bought some cream liners from ELF recently. I can't wait to receive them.
Originally Posted by americanclassic /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I have noo idea--I've been pretty impulsive lately, so anything I've wanted I just went ahead and bought myself (nothing really expensive though). The only thing I want is an iPod (mine got stolen by a homeless guy.. long story), but I'd rather inherit my sister's when she gets a new one for xmas. I was thinking a cheap little sewing machine to satisfy my inner child, but I don't think I would ever use it, let alone wear anything I made lol.
My family's pretty boring--no surprises. What you ask for--within reason--is what you get. That and, something horribly practical from my mom--socks, slippers, etc. This year, we were just given money to buy our own presents! It takes the fun out of Christmas--even if it's not something I necessarily wanted, I love surprises.
Originally Posted by satojoko /img/forum/go_quote.gif
A ticket for my husband to go visit his mother and grandmother. He rarely spends money on himself and misses them so much. Likewise I can't think of anything I could get for *myself* that would make me any happier than that. I've already got a stupid amount of makeup and other things, so I'd rather spend the cash on him. Just seeing him smiling from ear to ear would be my gift. It may sound pathetically cheesy, but it's the truth
If I absolutely HAD to choose something, however LOL it would be ELF's little lash curler that curls them individually, sorta My lashes have never been the easiest to curl and I've heard that little thing works absolute wonders.
Originally Posted by Tirin /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I get good ideas for presents from reading this x)
Fabric isn't so bad if you watch what your doing. JoAnn's has 50% off coupons all over the place. I don't buy without one. Hancock is usually cheaper, and accepts competitors coupons.Originally Posted by xoxelizabeth189 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I got a sewing machine two Christmases ago and I sometimes use it. My mom though I'd need it if I went into Fashion Design school[which I didn't do].
I like the fact I can pick out any pattern I want and any fabric and make the item. That way I know no one else I know will have the same exact shirt, skirt, dress ect.
The patterns are fairly cheap but the fabric can get pricey. I get my patterns on sale for like under $5. The patterns can be reuseable but once you cut out a size you can only use that size or you can use a smaller size if you cut it out. So say your using a size medium and you want to then do a size small you can't go back and use medium.
I get really lazy. Like I have a pattern all cut out and the fabric all cut out, but I've been too lazy to sew it.
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