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This is what my vanity stand looks like for now. I have so much smell goods, i dunno where to put the OTHER stuff ahaha. can never get enough of being a girl right?
Vanity Theft stole the show during the frist day of the Dayton Music Fest at Canal Street Tavern in Dayton, Ohio.
I designed the door frames with two rabbets. One for the mirrors, and one for the veneered plywood backing panels. I decided to screw the back panels in, which leaves some exposed screw heads on the backsides of the doors. I used screws in case the glass would ever need to be replaced
Probably if I was to do it again I would use brads or nails in order to conceal them...and take a chance that I never would need to repair them.
Spot at Fort Fun in Newport News, Virginia.
What more could a kid ask for: God and Mom will meet your needs.
the vanity bag, when i was in the beginning of the sewing i thought it won't be for my vanity-bag things (like pendrive, pain killers, mirror, lipgloss etc....) but i was sewing it in order to make a cover for my calligraphy stuff.. now i don't really know how to use it;p i have a dilemma;p
bigger pics here: marysza.blogspot.com/
All is Vanity. Lord Byron.
Fame, wisdom, love, and power were mine,
And health and youth possessed me;
My goblets blushed from every vine,
And lovely forms caressed me;
I sunned my heart in beauty’ eyes,
And felt my soul grow tender;
All earth can give, or mortal prize,
Was mine of regal splendour.
I strive to number o’er what days
Remembrance can discover,
Which all that life or earth displays
Would lure me to live over.
There rose no day, there rolled no hour
Of pleasure unembittered;
And not a trapping decked my power
That galled not while it glittered.
The serpent of the field, by art
And spells, is won from harming;
But that which soils around the heart,
Oh! who hath power of charming?
It will not list to wisdom’s lore,
Nor music’s voice can lure it;
But there it stings for evermore
The soul that must endure it.
- Lord Byron