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Bead My Valentine |
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| Bead My Valentine |
Instead of cards (that too often get tossed in the "circular file") I made beaded Valentine's Day gifts last year.
Even though they are inexpensive and VERY simple, my family and friends loved them. They can be easily hung as a sun catcher from a window frame with a paper clip, attached to a mirror, used as a keychain, or simply hung on the wall.
I learned while volunteering with a native American organization to make gifts like this only when I am in a good mood and have positive feelings. These positive vibes will then be transferred on to the recipient of my gift.
By LuvMyGingerKids from Long Beach, CA
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RE: Bead My Valentine
These are pretty. I'm not convinced about the vibes though passing to the other person. Since it is just a piece of plastic or glass, I'm not sure how that is possible. I do agree, though with the person who posted that when in a bad mood, I'm not usually too creative. :)
RE: Bead My Valentine
Those are really cute! Thanks for sharing them...and the mood thoughts...with us. I never gave it a thought either!
God Bless, Sheila in Titusville, FL
RE: Bead My Valentine
Those are really neat. Ive done so many crafts but never thought about my mood while making gifts. My dad was native american. Thats something i wont forget, next time im making craft gifts.... thanks. course when in a bad mood im not so creative anyways lol
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