[Nfb-krafters-korner] other safety pin classes

[Theresa Taylor]

jI agree with JOyce that working the basket will give you enough practice 
for the lighthouse. The Easter basket is round with a handle and has a flair 
around the brim.
Carol had a great suggestion of working the tree on a paper towel dowel. The 
kind that free stand. I love it. What a way to keep it all together.
Theresa

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Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 5:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] other safety pin classes


>I am not exactly sure of what the Easter basket is going to be like, but
> Theresa help me here, I am pictureing it as a round basket with a  handle.
> If that is what it is that will show you how to assemble a  round shape 
> and
> build it larger and higher by adding rows.  The putting the  beads on the
> pins are  and once you get them assembled then it is the  wiring and 
> letting
> it grow.  I think the light house is a bit harder, but  if you do the 
> basket
> class I think you will be ready for the light house.
>
> The Christmas tree is a bit of a challenge because the kits I have done
> have worked from the bottom up and the tree is worked from the top down.
>
> Now I don't have a clue how Theresa is going to pull a heart out of her 
> box
> of tricks in January.  I can't wait for that magic trick.repetitious
>
> Joyce  Kane
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> Blindhands at AOL.com
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