Goovy times in the 70's - FREE "Funkadelic" kit!
I am part of another fun blog train. This one is tribute to the 70's! My kit focuses more on the DISCO era as that was one of the best times in my lifetime...lots of legacy moments in memory with my family and growing up. So enjoy my free kit! It has 20 papers, a Disco Ball Alpha, and 24 elements! Be HAPPY....Be GROOVY...Be FUNKADELIC!
Downloads have been removed. Kit will be available for sale for $2 at Divine Digital | www.divinedigital.com | in my boutique |CLICK HERE TO FLY ON IN|
Make sure to visit all the other "Funkadelic" Blog Train Participants:
Paulette at:
http://createwithtlc-createwithtlc.blogspot.com/
Rhonda at:
http://craftymumzcreations.blogspot.com/
Royanna at:
http://royanna.blogspot.com/
Michelle at:
http://craftyscraps.blogspot.com/
Colleen at:
http://creative-scraps.blogspot.com/
Kaz at:
http://scrapbookingautism.blogspot.com/
Miggins at:
http://migginsplace.blogspot.com/
Spencer at:
http://humbuggraphicsgalore.blogspot.com/
Xelax at:
http://xelaxscrapfree.blogspot.com/
Linda at:
http://badgirlzstuff.blogspot.com/
Kesha at:
http://www.kncscrapz.blogspot.com/
Tracy at:
http://www.tracydidit.com/
Darlene at:
http://sassysimagination.blogspot.com/
Yanna at:
http://scrapbyyanna.blogspot.com/
Hutch at:
http://hbsfaithinchristscraps.blogspot.com/
Kelly at:
http://dolphinlover09.blogspot.com/
Wooo-woot! Wooo-woot!
Royanna
Goovy times in the 70's - FREE "Funkadelic" kit!
I am part of another fun blog train. This one is tribute to the 70's! My kit focuses more on the DISCO era as that was one of the best times in my lifetime...lots of legacy moments in memory with my family and growing up. So enjoy my free kit! It has 20 papers, a Disco Ball Alpha, and 24 elements! Be HAPPY....Be GROOVY...Be FUNKADELIC!
Downloads have been removed. Kit will be available for sale for $2 at Divine Digital | www.divinedigital.com | in my boutique |CLICK HERE TO FLY ON IN|
Make sure to visit all the other "Funkadelic" Blog Train Participants:
Paulette at:
http://createwithtlc-createwithtlc.blogspot.com/
Rhonda at:
http://craftymumzcreations.blogspot.com/
Royanna at:
http://royanna.blogspot.com/
Michelle at:
http://craftyscraps.blogspot.com/
Colleen at:
http://creative-scraps.blogspot.com/
Kaz at:
http://scrapbookingautism.blogspot.com/
Miggins at:
http://migginsplace.blogspot.com/
Spencer at:
http://humbuggraphicsgalore.blogspot.com/
Xelax at:
http://xelaxscrapfree.blogspot.com/
Linda at:
http://badgirlzstuff.blogspot.com/
Kesha at:
http://www.kncscrapz.blogspot.com/
Tracy at:
http://www.tracydidit.com/
Darlene at:
http://sassysimagination.blogspot.com/
Yanna at:
http://scrapbyyanna.blogspot.com/
Hutch at:
http://hbsfaithinchristscraps.blogspot.com/
Kelly at:
http://dolphinlover09.blogspot.com/
Wooo-woot! Wooo-woot!
Royanna
Goovy times in the 70's - FREE "Funkadelic" kit!
I am part of another fun blog train. This one is tribute to the 70's! My kit focuses more on the DISCO era as that was one of the best times in my lifetime...lots of legacy moments in memory with my family and growing up. So enjoy my free kit! It has 20 papers, a Disco Ball Alpha, and 24 elements! Be HAPPY....Be GROOVY...Be FUNKADELIC!
Downloads have been removed. Kit will be available for sale for $2 at Divine Digital | www.divinedigital.com | in my boutique |CLICK HERE TO FLY ON IN|
Make sure to visit all the other "Funkadelic" Blog Train Participants:
Paulette at:
http://createwithtlc-createwithtlc.blogspot.com/
Rhonda at:
http://craftymumzcreations.blogspot.com/
Royanna at:
http://royanna.blogspot.com/
Michelle at:
http://craftyscraps.blogspot.com/
Colleen at:
http://creative-scraps.blogspot.com/
Kaz at:
http://scrapbookingautism.blogspot.com/
Miggins at:
http://migginsplace.blogspot.com/
Spencer at:
http://humbuggraphicsgalore.blogspot.com/
Xelax at:
http://xelaxscrapfree.blogspot.com/
Linda at:
http://badgirlzstuff.blogspot.com/
Kesha at:
http://www.kncscrapz.blogspot.com/
Tracy at:
http://www.tracydidit.com/
Darlene at:
http://sassysimagination.blogspot.com/
Yanna at:
http://scrapbyyanna.blogspot.com/
Hutch at:
http://hbsfaithinchristscraps.blogspot.com/
Kelly at:
http://dolphinlover09.blogspot.com/
Wooo-woot! Wooo-woot!
Royanna
Upcoming New Balance 574 Classics
One brand to be on the lookout for this year and next is New Balance. New Balance has released many of their classics for a number of years, but lately they have done alot more with them than what you would find at your average shop in the mall. Like Nike, New Balance has created “tiered accounts” so that certain New Balance products are only released to specific retailers. In boutiques you will find the best that New Balance has to offer. Here are a few of the upcoming New Balance 574s that will release at the end of this year and the start of 2008. Plenty more pics after the jump. Info thanks to HypeBeast.
Upcoming New Balance 574 Classics
One brand to be on the lookout for this year and next is New Balance. New Balance has released many of their classics for a number of years, but lately they have done alot more with them than what you would find at your average shop in the mall. Like Nike, New Balance has created “tiered accounts” so that certain New Balance products are only released to specific retailers. In boutiques you will find the best that New Balance has to offer. Here are a few of the upcoming New Balance 574s that will release at the end of this year and the start of 2008. Plenty more pics after the jump. Info thanks to HypeBeast.
Upcoming New Balance 574 Classics
One brand to be on the lookout for this year and next is New Balance. New Balance has released many of their classics for a number of years, but lately they have done alot more with them than what you would find at your average shop in the mall. Like Nike, New Balance has created “tiered accounts” so that certain New Balance products are only released to specific retailers. In boutiques you will find the best that New Balance has to offer. Here are a few of the upcoming New Balance 574s that will release at the end of this year and the start of 2008. Plenty more pics after the jump. Info thanks to HypeBeast.
Fresh New Balance Shoe - Brown Nubuck
The Funk Deli crew caught these fresh Brown Nubuck New Balance Shoes while strolling through the shopping malls of Manila. For $2900 Phillipine Pesos (about $72 bucks), the price seemed a little steep. We thought it best to wait it out so we could head online and check for a better price. Sure enough, it wasn’t hard to find.
OnlineShoes.com is selling the same Brown Nubuck New Balance shoes for $49.95.
Which means something interesting — everything (everything) in the Philippines is cheaper than it is anywhere else. $500 pesos can last you a day, and once you realize you’re spending $12.33, you start to want to live it up a bit. Shoes just cost way more for some reason. We’d love to hear a crafty, macro-economical explanation as to why.
But relax on the impulsive buying. Just wait till you get home, and look on the Net for the best price. At Funk Deli, we’ll do our best to share all the funky bargains we come across.
Fresh New Balance Shoe - Brown Nubuck
The Funk Deli crew caught these fresh Brown Nubuck New Balance Shoes while strolling through the shopping malls of Manila. For $2900 Phillipine Pesos (about $72 bucks), the price seemed a little steep. We thought it best to wait it out so we could head online and check for a better price. Sure enough, it wasn’t hard to find.
OnlineShoes.com is selling the same Brown Nubuck New Balance shoes for $49.95.
Which means something interesting — everything (everything) in the Philippines is cheaper than it is anywhere else. $500 pesos can last you a day, and once you realize you’re spending $12.33, you start to want to live it up a bit. Shoes just cost way more for some reason. We’d love to hear a crafty, macro-economical explanation as to why.
But relax on the impulsive buying. Just wait till you get home, and look on the Net for the best price. At Funk Deli, we’ll do our best to share all the funky bargains we come across.
Fresh New Balance Shoe - Brown Nubuck
The Funk Deli crew caught these fresh Brown Nubuck New Balance Shoes while strolling through the shopping malls of Manila. For $2900 Phillipine Pesos (about $72 bucks), the price seemed a little steep. We thought it best to wait it out so we could head online and check for a better price. Sure enough, it wasn’t hard to find.
OnlineShoes.com is selling the same Brown Nubuck New Balance shoes for $49.95.
Which means something interesting — everything (everything) in the Philippines is cheaper than it is anywhere else. $500 pesos can last you a day, and once you realize you’re spending $12.33, you start to want to live it up a bit. Shoes just cost way more for some reason. We’d love to hear a crafty, macro-economical explanation as to why.
But relax on the impulsive buying. Just wait till you get home, and look on the Net for the best price. At Funk Deli, we’ll do our best to share all the funky bargains we come across.
Final Days - Summer BLOW OUT SALE!
FINAL 2 days of |Studio RA Designs| $1 SALE or Buy it all for $25 BUCKS @ Divine Digital - over 550 products included - all commercial and personal use kits - many being retired forever! HURRY!
FLY ON INTO MY EXCLUSIVE BOUTIQUE: http://divinedigital.com/boutique/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=37
SALE ENDS August 30!
Have a great weekend!
Royanna
Final Days - Summer BLOW OUT SALE!
FINAL 2 days of |Studio RA Designs| $1 SALE or Buy it all for $25 BUCKS @ Divine Digital - over 550 products included - all commercial and personal use kits - many being retired forever! HURRY!
FLY ON INTO MY EXCLUSIVE BOUTIQUE: http://divinedigital.com/boutique/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=37
SALE ENDS August 30!
Have a great weekend!
Royanna
Final Days - Summer BLOW OUT SALE!
FINAL 2 days of |Studio RA Designs| $1 SALE or Buy it all for $25 BUCKS @ Divine Digital - over 550 products included - all commercial and personal use kits - many being retired forever! HURRY!
FLY ON INTO MY EXCLUSIVE BOUTIQUE: http://divinedigital.com/boutique/manufacturers.php?manufacturerid=37
SALE ENDS August 30!
Have a great weekend!
Royanna
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DQM X Converse (Product) Red.
Junya Watanabe x Converse
Here a closer look at the Junya Watanabe Man x Converse Chuck Taylor Lo’s that they collaborated on for Spring 2007.
There are two version, each in several colorways that came out. There is one checker version that comes in navy blue, black and red and reminds of Vans and Skateboarding and then there is a model that has a plaid pattern in two colorways.
Both looking pretty classic and still we have never seen them like this before. Junya Watanabe always manages to present something classic and usually simple in design, yet it is completely new. Always striking and one thinks that the idea is easy, but somehow only the best in the world manage to do that.
Junya Watanabe x Converse
Here a closer look at the Junya Watanabe Man x Converse Chuck Taylor Lo’s that they collaborated on for Spring 2007.
There are two version, each in several colorways that came out. There is one checker version that comes in navy blue, black and red and reminds of Vans and Skateboarding and then there is a model that has a plaid pattern in two colorways.
Both looking pretty classic and still we have never seen them like this before. Junya Watanabe always manages to present something classic and usually simple in design, yet it is completely new. Always striking and one thinks that the idea is easy, but somehow only the best in the world manage to do that.
Junya Watanabe x Converse
Here a closer look at the Junya Watanabe Man x Converse Chuck Taylor Lo’s that they collaborated on for Spring 2007.
There are two version, each in several colorways that came out. There is one checker version that comes in navy blue, black and red and reminds of Vans and Skateboarding and then there is a model that has a plaid pattern in two colorways.
Both looking pretty classic and still we have never seen them like this before. Junya Watanabe always manages to present something classic and usually simple in design, yet it is completely new. Always striking and one thinks that the idea is easy, but somehow only the best in the world manage to do that.
Converse x Junya Watanabe
For Spring 2007 Converse got together with Junya Watanabe. The designer made 6 versions of the low Chuck Taylor with all sorts of different patterns and materials in use. This quote describes perfectly the collaboration strategy of Junya Watanabe:
“One of the main concepts behind my men’s collection is to collaborate with brands that have one way or another, perfected something, The Chuck Taylor is certainly an example of this.”
The sneakers will drop early March at Barney’s, Colette, Comme des Garcons, Saks Fifth Avenue and other high end boutiques
Converse x Junya Watanabe
For Spring 2007 Converse got together with Junya Watanabe. The designer made 6 versions of the low Chuck Taylor with all sorts of different patterns and materials in use. This quote describes perfectly the collaboration strategy of Junya Watanabe:
“One of the main concepts behind my men’s collection is to collaborate with brands that have one way or another, perfected something, The Chuck Taylor is certainly an example of this.”
The sneakers will drop early March at Barney’s, Colette, Comme des Garcons, Saks Fifth Avenue and other high end boutiques
Converse x Junya Watanabe
For Spring 2007 Converse got together with Junya Watanabe. The designer made 6 versions of the low Chuck Taylor with all sorts of different patterns and materials in use. This quote describes perfectly the collaboration strategy of Junya Watanabe:
“One of the main concepts behind my men’s collection is to collaborate with brands that have one way or another, perfected something, The Chuck Taylor is certainly an example of this.”
The sneakers will drop early March at Barney’s, Colette, Comme des Garcons, Saks Fifth Avenue and other high end boutiques
Get Schooled: Lori's in Metromix
Know the Trends
"One thing that this season has going for it is that there are some real strong trends," says Andre. The three biggies? Cowboy boots (especially shorter styles), motorcycle boots with studs or chains and over-the-knee styles (ladies only).
Get a Good Fit
When shopping, wear your own socks (rather than those disposable shoe-store footies) and spend a full five minutes walking around in the store. "If it doesn't feel good now, it's going to feel a lot worse later." Try the toe-wiggle test: They should have enough breathing room to wiggle freely inside the tip of the boot. Another trick? Stick your hand inside the boot to feel for bumpy seams or rough edges where the lining meets the sole that could potentially irritate your foot. And if your calves are either more muscular or slimmer than average, look for brands offering knee-high boots in wide and narrow calf widths.
All About the Material
Look on the boot's box or lining for a label noting what it's made of. "Boots that are really high-quality are leather lined, leather-soled and leather-uppered," says Andre. Leather keeps your feet warm but is also breathable, and, when used for the sole, offers more flexibility and shock absorption than molded plastic. But because leather has a more involved treatment process and a higher import duty, it'll cost you. Likewise, a boot with a synthetic upper costs much less, but because the material isn't breathable, your feet can be a hot sweaty mess after all-day wear.
Watch the Weather
"If you're going to buy a $600 pair of leather boots and wear them in the snow, they're going to get ruined," says Andre. Salt and water can erode leather over time, unless it's treated to be waterproof. "We always tell people, buy a synthetic boot that's guaranteed waterproof [for snowy days] and wear your fashion boots when the weather is good."
Credit: Metromix photos by Jason Little
Design Your Own Converse Sneaker
Design Your Own Converse Sneaker
Design Your Own Converse Sneaker
Malaysia Klaim Tari Pendet Bali
JAKARTA--Malaysia kembali mengklaim budaya Indonesia -- tarian pendet, Bali -- menjadi budaya mereka yang dicantumkan dalam iklan visit year mereka. Sebelumnya, mereka telah mengklaim angklung, reog Ponorogo, batik, Hombo Batu, dan Tari Folaya.
Budayawan, Radhar Panca Dahana, mengatakan pengklaiman budaya Indonesia oleh Malaysia untuk kesekian kalinya merupakan kesalahan pemerintah Indonesia sendiri. "Ya tidak apa-apa lah, kita juga suka mengambil budaya lain untuk untuk promosi," katanya kepada Republika, Rabu (19/8).
Ia menilai kecolongan budaya tersebut sebenarnya sebuah cermin atau refleksi. Ia menilai kita terluka dan malu, karena kita sadar sebagai pemilik kebudayaan itu kita tidak memperhatikannya. "Selama ini kebudayaan dipinggirkan, pemerintah dan masyarakat tak lagi peduli," ujarnya.
Sedangkan negara lain, seperti Malaysia, kata Radhar, membutuhkan ekstensi kebudayaan, karena kebudayaan adalah senjata terbaik untuk diplomasi internasional. Potensi bisnisnya bagus. "Malaysia tahu mereka kekurangan budaya, mereka pintar melihat kebudayaan negara tetangganya, dan mereka menghargai budaya untuk mencari keuntungan, sedangkan pemerintah kita tidak peduli. Hanya peduli pada olahraga dan program lainnya," katanya.
Untuk itu, kata Radhar, kedepannya agar Indonesia tidak kecolongan lagi, pemerintah harus perhatikan kebudayaan itu. "Kita majukan budaya kita supaya kita ada di depan, munculkan budaya kita dalam upacara-upacara, acara-acara, jangan lagu-lagu masa kini yang dinyanyikan oleh Presiden kita," tandasnya.
Malaysia Klaim Tari Pendet Bali
JAKARTA--Malaysia kembali mengklaim budaya Indonesia -- tarian pendet, Bali -- menjadi budaya mereka yang dicantumkan dalam iklan visit year mereka. Sebelumnya, mereka telah mengklaim angklung, reog Ponorogo, batik, Hombo Batu, dan Tari Folaya.
Budayawan, Radhar Panca Dahana, mengatakan pengklaiman budaya Indonesia oleh Malaysia untuk kesekian kalinya merupakan kesalahan pemerintah Indonesia sendiri. "Ya tidak apa-apa lah, kita juga suka mengambil budaya lain untuk untuk promosi," katanya kepada Republika, Rabu (19/8).
Ia menilai kecolongan budaya tersebut sebenarnya sebuah cermin atau refleksi. Ia menilai kita terluka dan malu, karena kita sadar sebagai pemilik kebudayaan itu kita tidak memperhatikannya. "Selama ini kebudayaan dipinggirkan, pemerintah dan masyarakat tak lagi peduli," ujarnya.
Sedangkan negara lain, seperti Malaysia, kata Radhar, membutuhkan ekstensi kebudayaan, karena kebudayaan adalah senjata terbaik untuk diplomasi internasional. Potensi bisnisnya bagus. "Malaysia tahu mereka kekurangan budaya, mereka pintar melihat kebudayaan negara tetangganya, dan mereka menghargai budaya untuk mencari keuntungan, sedangkan pemerintah kita tidak peduli. Hanya peduli pada olahraga dan program lainnya," katanya.
Untuk itu, kata Radhar, kedepannya agar Indonesia tidak kecolongan lagi, pemerintah harus perhatikan kebudayaan itu. "Kita majukan budaya kita supaya kita ada di depan, munculkan budaya kita dalam upacara-upacara, acara-acara, jangan lagu-lagu masa kini yang dinyanyikan oleh Presiden kita," tandasnya.
Malaysia Klaim Tari Pendet Bali
JAKARTA--Malaysia kembali mengklaim budaya Indonesia -- tarian pendet, Bali -- menjadi budaya mereka yang dicantumkan dalam iklan visit year mereka. Sebelumnya, mereka telah mengklaim angklung, reog Ponorogo, batik, Hombo Batu, dan Tari Folaya.
Budayawan, Radhar Panca Dahana, mengatakan pengklaiman budaya Indonesia oleh Malaysia untuk kesekian kalinya merupakan kesalahan pemerintah Indonesia sendiri. "Ya tidak apa-apa lah, kita juga suka mengambil budaya lain untuk untuk promosi," katanya kepada Republika, Rabu (19/8).
Ia menilai kecolongan budaya tersebut sebenarnya sebuah cermin atau refleksi. Ia menilai kita terluka dan malu, karena kita sadar sebagai pemilik kebudayaan itu kita tidak memperhatikannya. "Selama ini kebudayaan dipinggirkan, pemerintah dan masyarakat tak lagi peduli," ujarnya.
Sedangkan negara lain, seperti Malaysia, kata Radhar, membutuhkan ekstensi kebudayaan, karena kebudayaan adalah senjata terbaik untuk diplomasi internasional. Potensi bisnisnya bagus. "Malaysia tahu mereka kekurangan budaya, mereka pintar melihat kebudayaan negara tetangganya, dan mereka menghargai budaya untuk mencari keuntungan, sedangkan pemerintah kita tidak peduli. Hanya peduli pada olahraga dan program lainnya," katanya.
Untuk itu, kata Radhar, kedepannya agar Indonesia tidak kecolongan lagi, pemerintah harus perhatikan kebudayaan itu. "Kita majukan budaya kita supaya kita ada di depan, munculkan budaya kita dalam upacara-upacara, acara-acara, jangan lagu-lagu masa kini yang dinyanyikan oleh Presiden kita," tandasnya.
Shoe Shopping with Maurizio Celin of Nicole
We spent several hours walking the store, examining lines and trends and having a blast. Their faves? A predilection for the moccasins (adored the Medici mocs) and a healthy respect for our freshly arrived boots like Vic's 9940 wedge boot and the 9770 harness.
And Chicago? The shopping got a thumbs up. Frontera Grill, no. Publican, yes. But Lori's home-cooked meal was voted best by a long shot. (No wonder he's our favorite.)
No Proust, But We Wouldn't Lose Any Time Finding These
As reported in WWD Accessories, Chloe Sevigny is guest-designing a collection for Bass with Opening Ceremony. Click the image above for a readable version. While we won't have this at Lori's, we do have the classic Bass styles that tap into the menswear trends of the season. Read the article and take a look!