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by shirlener88 23 Jul 2008 ( edited Jul 26'08 02:02 )
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I thought this was neat. All ages might like this project. cheap and easy....enjoy

http://www.craftstylish.com/item/2546/how-to-weave-on-a-cardboard-loom

Comments (17)
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by shirlener88 23 Jul 2008
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enjoy
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www.craftstylish.com
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by shirlener88 26 Jul 2008
ttt
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by annita1 23 Jul 2008
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thanks for sharing
Annita
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by shirlener88 23 Jul 2008
Annita, you are welcome!
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by colonies1 23 Jul 2008
+7
Thanks for telling us. A*4u
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Oh - thank you!
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by sandralochran 24 Jul 2008
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Thank you
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Sandra, you are welcome!
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by adelmarie 24 Jul 2008
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Thanks for sharing this Sharlene, I also like this site the have so many great ideas I always go back every couple of days to see what is new, so many wonderful crafts :)
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Wonderful!
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by celticlady1031 24 Jul 2008
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New site for me and I love to weave. Thanks.
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Mickey, then we might be seeing some new projects - huh?
by Cutie #8325809 24 Jul 2008
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very interesting thanks
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
So is this! I love it!
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by dlonnahawkins 24 Jul 2008
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How interesting - you know what this reminds me of? Remember those looms where you did something like that, and they made pot holders? I wonder how many of those we all did for our mothers? Brings back memories. Thanks Shirley
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Bethnk thank you - I did those and I also have just been given some that I made for my Grandmother years and years and years ago - I can't believe she kept them - they are in really good shape, too! Hehehe! Shirlene
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by lbrow 25 Jul 2008
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Neat, we use to do this n Bible School many, many yrs, ago. Had forgotten till I saw this *4U
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Yes, thank you! *4U
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by marjialexa 25 Jul 2008
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Wow, Shirlene, this is great and super-easy!! Thanks for the tip, I've neve seen the website. This will be for those days when I don't know which end is up, hee hee hee. I'll bet it could be done with pieces of ribbon, too. I have tons of pieces left from my Mom's stash. Putting thinking cap on now.... Luv ya, Marji
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
You go Marji! Hehehe!
by jrob 26 Jul 2008
Marji, my love, be careful....you know what happens when you start that!;)
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by blessinge 25 Jul 2008
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What a great and easy project.
Thanks for sharing.
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Simple - huh?
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by workbecky 25 Jul 2008
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Thank you. I sent the link to my daughter for her to do with the GDs.
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Becky, that is neat - *4U
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by letvia 25 Jul 2008
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Thank you so much Shirlene. Flower and XoXo
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
You are welcome!
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by mops 25 Jul 2008
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My daygther's did this in Sunday school some 30 odd years ago. Forgotten all about it, but might make a nice project for the granddaughters! Thank you.
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by shirlener88 25 Jul 2008
Isn't that neat - that we can use some of the same things - generation after generation? *4U
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by jrob 26 Jul 2008
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Fun! I have 3 that will like to do this! Thanks....
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by shirlener88 26 Jul 2008
Jerrilyn, how wonderful!
by Cutie #8325825 26 Jul 2008
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*4u tyvm my grand daughter Shanna is very crafty and I know she will love to do this when she comes to visit Gramma. Plus she just loves poking around in my craft room with the yarn and what not!
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by shirlener88 26 Jul 2008
misscharlie, how wonderful - she will get some great idea's in that craft room, too!
by Cutie #8325825 26 Jul 2008
She has her own great ideas already! She's only 10 and is always making things. She knows my favorite word is joy and she learned how to make a lapel button/ pin and put the word JOY in it for me. She amazes me.
by shirlener88 26 Jul 2008
Oh - she and my 10 year old grand would get along well - they sound just alike! Hehehe!
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by grannyo 26 Jul 2008
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This is great! Not near as expensive as embroidery. You can do this while saving to buy more thread, then you'll have fabric to embroider on. hehehe *4u
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by shirlener88 26 Jul 2008
grannyo - I had never thought of it that way - clever!