Kazooist Safety/Health Rules:.

Prevent lip fatigue by adhering to short practice sessions, lengthening them only when your embouchure muscles have achieved schwartznegerian definitions.
To avoid cramping, chafing, and blistering, induce a North Carolina farmer to reveal the contents of the ointment they have used for generations to treat cows with chapped udders.
Directly before an important performance (what kazoo player performance is unimportant?) the professional and courteous kazooist (and what kazooist is not courteous?) ABSTAINS from such substances as beer, chili, garlic or other dyspeptic foods UNLESS hiccoughing is a desired effect in the music.
Directly post performance, the kazooist becomes - in all respects - a bon vivant indulging in a large array of food, beverages and types of social intercourse.

SCRAPBOOKING
To make Red Hat Note/Greeting Cards.scrapbook pages and name tags...Click on the "Scrapbooking" link.

Materials needed:
Lacy panty (be sure the leg portion of the panty is lace
Thin ribbon or thin cording (decorative).
Trims, ie beading,flowers, etc.
strong glue

The size of the purse is determined by the size of panty purchased. Preferably a red or purple lacy panty. (If can't purchase purple or red, consider dying the panty the color you want.)

Glue the waistband together, this becomes the bottom of the purse.
Glue beading/trim of your choice, along the glued waistband(bottom of purse.)
With large eyed needle thread your ribbon/cording along the leg portions of the panty. Starting approximately 1/2 inch below edge of panty leg (lace edge) and the middle of the panty (by the crotch. Pull ribbon/cording through lace holes going around both leg holes and ending up where you started. Gather the ribbon/cording to close the purse.
Using the crotch as the handle, you now have a panty purse.

Materials List:
Under wire bra with personality and some "body", size to be determined by what you want to carry, whether it is a lipstick and a credit card, or wallet, hairbrush, and mouthwash. Hot glue gun and glue sticks Basin of cold water to be used in conjunction with the hot glue gun. Ouch!

Heavy needle and thread Scissors
Embellishments: whatever speaks to you, sequins, beads, feathers, fringe, lace, birds, butterflies, flowers, etc.. Anything you can carry is appropriate.

The bra purse is extremely simple to make as there are no mistakes, only opportunities to express yourself and have fun! The first thing I did was to cut away the back of the bra, leaving perhaps 3/4 of an inch of Lycra that is then pulled over a thin application of glue and into the cups of the bra. The backs of the shoulder straps are severed at this point and left attached to the front to see if they will be of service later. The hinge at the front of the bra can now be tucked in and secured to the structure of the wires with a bit of hot glue. Now is an excellent time to attach any dangling embellishment from the bottom of the bra with the hot glue gun.

By now you will probably have used the basin of cold water. Glue guns and sticks leave an immediate and painful impression, you may find toothpicks or other implements helpful.

Fold the bra together, matching the curvature of the under wires, when you have a good feel for how it should fit, apply a healthy bead of hot glue and stick that rascal together. You will want to hold it firmly until the glue does it’s job.

You now have a bra purse, you still need to develop a handle, a closure and embellish. You will find that you can reattach the straps to the back of the bra with needle and thread, I took the back closure and glued both sides from the inside across the top of the purse for a "hook and eye" closure, if you choose to do this, just experiment with the length and cut away the excess from the already cut edges. You can also attach one side, apply a heavy article (perhaps a piece of jewelry) and let it hang across the top to keep the bra purse closed.

You have all the structural work done and now comes the fun part. Making it your own, one of a kind of "bra art" accessory. Tassels were my first addition (suggestion of the husband - now, what is that about?). Use the glue gun, use needle and thread, or if you are making an "office" model, paper clips. Your imagination is the only limitation to what you can accomplish.

Instructions from Jeanie Caswell.