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I want a BeDazzler. It's one of those things I forget about, but then I see an ad for it and I think...I want one!
For $19.95 you can get this machine with 100 rhinestones, 150 studs, and a mini BeDazzler.
Oooh the thought of being able to make lots of things sparkly sounds really neat.
I would BeDazzle a plain cardigan with a small cluster on the lapel area. Or maybe BeDazzle the end of my black scarf for a little pizazz! Oh! I can even BeDazzle a boring pair of black panties for a little sparkle.
Maybe it's just because it's almost New Year's Eve and I want everything to be glittery? What do you think of the BeDazzler?
Comments (5)
My DD has one - the fun wears off fast... but it's fun and it works pretty well. Don't expect the dodads to stay in through repeated washings though. They are not in there very good.
I think I'll pass! =o)
I had one about 12 years ago. It's not as cracked up as it seems. Of course, I was watching the end of Season One of Big Love last night, and creepy little polygamist Rhonda was going bedazzler crazy. For about half a minute it was cool, until I saw the rest of her jacket, and I was like,
Oh yeah.