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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

For me it was helping a friend out for a wedding that she was helping decorate for her cousin. She doesn't sew, so she asked if I would sew the projects she came up with. I said sure...geez I had no idea what I was agreeing too...

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SassyKittyKat I would have to say the wedding bears that I made for my sister Sylvia for her wedding, which I personally thought came out awesome but she doesn't even display them. How rude!!!

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

For me it was helping a friend out for a wedding that she was helping decorate for her cousin. She doesn't sew, so she asked if I would sew the projects she came up with. I said sure...geez I had no idea what I was agreeing too...

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GloomCookieLex Oops! I forgot. I'm also making The monogram on my aisle runner 50 ceremony programs 50 menu cards 50 place cards decorating the guest book

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

For me it was helping a friend out for a wedding that she was helping decorate for her cousin. She doesn't sew, so she asked if I would sew the projects she came up with. I said sure...geez I had no idea what I was agreeing too...

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GloomCookieLex My wedding. I'm making: 10 centerpieces 50 soap favours 40 welcome bags 50 RSVP cards 3 necklaces 2 sets of cufflinks I haven't even gotten my wedding dress yet, so I made need to do some tweakings on that, too.

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

For me it was helping a friend out for a wedding that she was helping decorate for her cousin. She doesn't sew, so she asked if I would sew the projects she came up with. I said sure...geez I had no idea what I was agreeing too...

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creationsbyrobin A few years ago, I had a custom order for jewelry for a bridal party. After going back and forth for a couple of weeks, they finally settled on a design (up to this point I had almost no input) Finally they decided the bride-to-be and her mother settled on a...

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

For me it was helping a friend out for a wedding that she was helping decorate for her cousin. She doesn't sew, so she asked if I would sew the projects she came up with. I said sure...geez I had no idea what I was agreeing too...

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cifirretsbol my biggest craft project in scope is literally my biggest in size as well. it's a never-ending blanket that i'm crocheting with all the leftover yarn i have from other projects. i've been making it for years and it covers me like an enormous throw while i work...

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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kylanie You can also put potpouri in a jar and put a string of clear lights in it and leave the plug in out and put like a peice of net over the top for when the light is on you can smell the potpuri smelling so good and it is not very expensive to make.

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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cher913 not only can you do this with kids mittins, but why not put potpourri into some gardening gloves for the gardener on your christmas list? this idea would make a great gift for someone like that! :-)

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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marisriel I love watching Nigella Feast. It's a cooking show hosted by Nigella herself and the last time I watched it, she featured some interesting sweets that can be wrapped as Christmas gifts. One is the preserved peaches. She just put the preserved peaches on a...

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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ElicBxn Sounds like they'd make great gift toppers too, and ornaments - cute!

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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rosettaresearch What a really great idea. It's perfect for those office gift giving things or other such where a small gift is necessary.

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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JoyfulOne What a cute idea! I think I'll have my grandson (in kindergarten) make those for his parents for their coat closet. That would make a really cute gift for him to give. Gramma here has him make something for them for their birthdays, anniversary, Christmas,...

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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melvinandheather1 That does sound like a cute little idea. I always like that magnet holders though. that is my favorite. First you get a clothes pin, and whatever you want the decoration to be. For instance a piece of construction paper in shape of Christmas tree. You blue it...

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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thebohemianheart What a cute idea! My ex sister in law made something like that with little fish bowls, one year. You can find all kinds of containers at the 99 Cent store, or the dollar store. Potpourri is always a nice little , just in case, gift.

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 28 Sep 08

Get buy some baby sized or child sized (depending on how big you want them) mittens and fill with potpourri. Tie the top closed with some pretty festive ribbon. I thought this sounded like a good inexpensive gift for teachers or...

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beccasthoughts That sounds like a great idea. It's easy to do and doesn't cost much. I can go to the local Dollar Tree and get the potpourri, maybe even the gloves. That is a very clever idea. :D

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

I just added my pay pal adress on to mylot, but it keeps telling me to verify my pay pal address. I thought maybe I would get a link in my email to click on to verify or something, but there's been nothing. Does anyone know how to...

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HULYO you mean the mode of payment here which is paypal...there is no need for you to verify your paypal account on mylot...the only thing you do is to checked your paypal email address before payment is requested.

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 5 Feb 08

I just added my pay pal adress on to mylot, but it keeps telling me to verify my pay pal address. I thought maybe I would get a link in my email to click on to verify or something, but there's been nothing. Does anyone know how to...

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nokia6233 are you asking to verify your paypal account itself or the account in mylot ??? as far as i know just entering the paypal email id is enough for mylot...and i did just that.. for paypal verification you will have to add a credit card to your acount..

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 4 Feb 08

Wasn't really sure where to put this, but she is a bit of a...well you know LOL. Does anyone here love Maxine? You know that crabby old lady from the Hallmark cards? I swear she is my hero, I want to be just like her when I grow...

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SassyKittyKat Yeah, she's awesome! Her sarcastic humor reminds me of my sissy Sylvia. Ya gotta love them!

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 4 Feb 08

Wasn't really sure where to put this, but she is a bit of a...well you know LOL. Does anyone here love Maxine? You know that crabby old lady from the Hallmark cards? I swear she is my hero, I want to be just like her when I grow...

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beaniecat I love Maxine!

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 4 Feb 08

Wasn't really sure where to put this, but she is a bit of a...well you know LOL. Does anyone here love Maxine? You know that crabby old lady from the Hallmark cards? I swear she is my hero, I want to be just like her when I grow...

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morethanamolehill I loove Maxine, I used to read her in the paper when I was younger. (the comics are about the only true thing in the paper anymore.) My favorite line of hers is, "Nothing's free in this world...except grapes."

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kymommy72 @kymommy72 (588) • United States 4 Feb 08

Wasn't really sure where to put this, but she is a bit of a...well you know LOL. Does anyone here love Maxine? You know that crabby old lady from the Hallmark cards? I swear she is my hero, I want to be just like her when I grow...

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babykeka80 She is great. I am actually a little too much like her. There are times I say things and then I am like oops prolly should have kept that one in. LOL I enjoy her though. Gotta love the ones that always have the most honest things to say even if they aren't...

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