Casino Card Dealer Costume
Casino Dealer Costume Las Vegas

And so we went to Vegas…. This costume was made for a local Halloween Party that was giving away a free trip to Las Vegas as the grand prize, so I thought what better way to win then to be Las Vegas so with Lady Luck by my side we took the grand prize.

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The costume started out as a piece of plywood that I had cut into a horseshoe shape to make the base of the table, never using a saw before I had no idea what I was getting myself into! Now that the hard part was over I covered the plywood with green felt, added some straps and was ready to decorate my dealer table. Unfornately when I was trying the costume on I would only have it on for a minute or two to make sure it was sturdy, well it was sturdy all right but quite heavy as well so needless to say after walking around in it for a couple of hours I was ready for a chriopracter!

The top of the table consisted of gambling themed items from cards, dice, win a car, and Roulette along with some decorations such as two strobe lights and an ipod playing slot machine noises all night. Oh and I almost forgot the most important part of the table, the built in beverage holder for my beer of course!

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Ty Pennington got his humble start in television as the hunky carpenter with an eye for design on TLC's Trading Spaces in the early 2000s. While he gained notable attention in that role, he skyrocketed to fame for his work as host of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, winning not only numerous awards, but also critical acclaim for the philanthropic mission around the show (which was directly tied to Pennington).

For a while, it seemed impossible not to see Pennington on television or to hear about him in the media for one positive reason or another. But after releasing several design books and building an empire, the handyman virtually disappeared from the spotlight. From a nasty DUI to some misfired TV projects, here are the reasons why we don't seem to hear from Pennington anymore.

Ty Pennington's still embarrassed over his DUI

While Ty Pennington was helping out families on national television, he was also on a path of self-destruction. On May 5, 2007, Pennington was arrested for driving under the influence in Los Angeles, as reported by People. His blood-alcohol level was 0.14 percent, well over the legal limit. He apologized for his actions, saying, 'I made an error in judgment. ... I could have jeopardized the lives of others and I am grateful there was no accident or harm done to anyone. This was my wake-up call.'

He also apologized to his employer ABC, saying, 'I also want to apologize to my fans, ABC Television and my design team for my lapse in judgment and the embarrassment I have caused.'

People later reported he pleaded no contest to DUI charges and received 36 months probation, was fined $1,500, and was ordered to undergo a 90-day alcohol education program. After enduring embarrassing court procedures and countless headlines, Pennington said, 'I'm happy to bring closure to my recent court proceedings... Drinking and driving is never acceptable,' adding, 'I hope this experience can help others as much as it has helped me.'

Ty Pennington's had a life-long battle with ADHD

Ty Pennington is perhaps one of the most animated and active people on television. As the host of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, Pennington was clearly energetic. But it wasn't until 2012 that he confessed his energizer-bunny personality is caused by his attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a disorder he's had to learn to manage.

'I see a psychiatrist ... Medication has helped,' Pennington told The Huffington Post. 'It's something that's worked for me for several years in small doses.' Although Pennington has his ADHD largely under control, he may still come across as hyper. 'Hyperactivity is just one aspect of ADHD,' he added. 'There's distractibility and there's impulsivity.'

He was brutally honest about how ADHD has affected his professional and personal lives, explaining, 'It affects the way you communicate.' He continued, 'Not only that, but if you can't pay attention to someone who's trying to tell you something and then you forget that they even said it, they think that you may not even care.'

Ty Pennington's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition was axed

After 202 episodes, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition was canceled by ABC in 2012. The popular show tore down and rebuilt economical and sustainable homes for deserving families each week. As Ty Pennington described to Paradein 2012, leaving the show behind wasn't easy, but he grew from the experience.

'I think what Extreme taught me is that as an artist, what you create with your hands has a lasting difference and actually makes someone's life better,' he said. 'It's something that I'll always be proud of.' Despite that show being yanked from the air, Pennington hasn't given up on helping families in need get beautiful, well-crafted homes. Parade noted that Pennington was searching for an affordable way to do so.

Since then, Pennington has managed to rest and pay more attention to his family. 'My friend recently said, 'Oh my God, dude. You look rested.' Now, I actually have a chance to try to get some of the things in my life in order,' Pennington clued in, adding, 'So I'm trying to reconnect with my own family and breaking ground on a sustainable home I'm building for myself in northern Florida.'

Ty Pennington hosted a failed Revolution

Ty Pennington thought his prime time magic would carry over into daytime television, but he was terribly mistaken. For just six months, he was part of the ABC talk show The Revolution, which aimed to totally transform a person's life through style, health, physical fitness, mental health, and environment. Pennington, who helped in the interior decorating area, was joined by fellow co-hosts Harley Pasternak, Dr. Jennifer Ashton, Dr. Tiffanie Davis, and style guru Tim Gunn.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, it debuted in January 2012 and ended in July of that year. And in terms of ratings, the show didn't do so well compared to other shows in the same late-morning time slot.

As Project Runway's Tim Gunn said, the show was doomed from the start. 'That show almost killed me,' Gunn frankly told USA Today. 'To be perfectly honest, it was a matter of too many cooks in the kitchen — too many ABC executives with too many different points of view.' He also shared the cancellation hit everyone hard except him: 'When they announced we were canceled, I was the only of the five hosts who was doing the happy dance around the studio.'

Ty Pennington's On the Menu got 86'd

In 2014, Ty Pennington joined TNT to launch On the Menu, which co-starred celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse. The competition cooking show offered home cooks from around the nation an opportunity to create spectacular culinary dishes for restaurant chains, stadium concession stands, or other big businesses. The winning dish would be made available to viewers the very next day, reported Deadline.

Casino Dealer Costume