[Steppes] Re: Toryn's Tribe on safari

[letebts at earthlink.net]

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Outfits vary as to the material and how much embroidery, etc. are
incorporated into them.

I bought two outfits: a tunic top and pants with matching scarf, a length of
fabric long enough to make the draped and tucked-fold sari overskirt and
scarf combo with enough left to make a top, plus a petticoat for it, and a
package of bendi (the self-gluing dots you put between your eyes on your
forehead). I spent $72, but that's with the store's usual 25% discount and
the added discount of being in Toryn's Tribe. There were drop-dead saris
there at $400 and up.

Toryn says bendi can be made from lots of things. She says to just clean
your skin really well and stick the bendi on with eyelash glue! Isn't that
clever?

Pick any color you like and you'll find an outfit in that color. You can't
help but love what you're gonna look like. As for advice, ask our guru,
Toryn. She is absolutely astonishing.

Lete


on 4/14/03 9:06 AM, Aislyn of Glynwyrd Fen at
aislyn_glynwyrd_fen at hotmail.com wrote:

Dear Lete,

I've been lurking and listening to your comments regarding sari's, and I've
been considering purchasing an outfit. I hesitate to ask though, How much
does one cost? I mean are we talking hundreds here? How much $ should I take
with me on a trip to this Fabric World? I would love to go ME but I have'nt
got a clue where to start. Any suggestions?
Aislyn
"Don't worry about the world coming to an end today.
It's already tomorrow in  Australia."

----- Charles Schulz

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Love your quote!
Lete


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