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by dlmds 26 Jun 2009 ( edited Jun 27'09 21:24 )
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Since Yoriko is so kind to share with us her fireflies. Does anyone know what makes their hindpart glow?? H&*.

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by sissibrode 26 Jun 2009
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metalic thread ??? *
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by tindo 27 Jun 2009
sissi is that a ? about metalic thread..do you want to know what it is. confused!
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Sissi, about thread, there is glow-in-the-dark thread. It is different then the metalic thread. H&*.
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by peggy 26 Jun 2009
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glow in the dark thread
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Peggy, I went to one of the fabric stores yesterday, and they were out of this thread. I guess everyone is trying to do Yoriko's fireflies. Haha!! H&*.
by peggy 27 Jun 2009
I probably beat you to it!!! Can't wait to try it.
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by bikermomfl 26 Jun 2009
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Horney?
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by tindo 27 Jun 2009
love it!
by marjialexa 27 Jun 2009
Actually, yes! The 'glow worm' is the female firefly. She stays in one place and glows, the males fly around and answer with their flashes, they find each other, and Voila! baby lightning bugs! Hee hee hee
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Thanks Marji, I did not know this. All of you are great. H&*.
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by jennyt 26 Jun 2009
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please tell where she shared them at,i didn't see them in community or designs by cuties...
can you link to it??? tia, jenny
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by asterixsew 26 Jun 2009
On her own website which I dont have the info for BUT someone else will. Sorry I havent got time to get the info at the moment
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Jenny, you have your answer. H&*.
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by asterixsew 26 Jun 2009
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The real fireflies or Yoriko's ones?
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
I think she means Yoriko's. H&*.
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by gerryb 26 Jun 2009
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For the real ones, it's a chemical they can control. Ever heard of a glow worm? Same thing. It IS used in finding a mate. For the stitched one, I like the glow in the dark thread or metallic.
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Gerry, I have seen the fireflies, however, I have never seen the glow worms. Where are they located? H&*.
by marjialexa 28 Jun 2009
On the ground, and sometimes on low leaves and stems, you need to look hard for them. M
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by gerryb 26 Jun 2009
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Web site is www.mygardenembroiderydesigns.com
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[1] http://www.mygardenembroiderydesigns.com
www.mygardenembroiderydesigns.com
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by jennyt 26 Jun 2009
thanks alot! * 4 u
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Jenny, Yoriko. does wonderful designs, and shares many of them with us all. H&*.
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by lbrow 26 Jun 2009
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U r all funny!!. Gerryb u r right on the money.I caught fireflies all my young yrs. we caught them n fruit jars on summer nights but after we had so many we would let them go. Fun for kids n the south on hot summer nights.
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by manami 27 Jun 2009
You all make me smile too! I think we all caught fireflies in jars and let them go later when we were kids, so fun! Now I just watch them :)
by marjialexa 27 Jun 2009
We did too!!
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
I remember seeing them when I was in the south, I thought they were fascinating. H&*.
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by caydebug 26 Jun 2009
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There is an enzyme call LUCIFERASE that makes fireflies glow. No Cuties, it is not the bug blushing cause some guy bug said something Cute to her but it is used to attract the other species.
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by marjialexa 27 Jun 2009
I knew there'd be another science geek out there somewhere! Hee hee hee
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Thanks Caydebug, I always wonder about things like this. H&*.
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by vixentlc 27 Jun 2009
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Did you know that you get glow in the dark mushrooms??? Take a look at these pics!
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by marjialexa 27 Jun 2009
That wikipedia is so interesting sometimes I get lost in there for hours just following links! Thanks! Hugs, Marji
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Thank you Vixen, I will check this out. H&*.
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by manami 27 Jun 2009
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Love this post! Good answers!!! :)
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
You help us to have fun in more ways then you realize Yoriko. Haha!! Thank you. H&*.
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by daisy530 27 Jun 2009
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don't get it :(
Never seen a firefly--never seen a glo-worm. Boo Hoo.
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by marjialexa 27 Jun 2009
Aren't there any fireflies in Northern California? Really? That's so sad! Mine are all out now, lighting up the night. Hugs, Marji
by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
Daisy, Now you will have to find out where they are, and take a vacation just to see the fireflies. In the mean time look at Yoriko's site. H&*.
by marjialexa 28 Jun 2009
You can come to my house...
by manami 28 Jun 2009
Can I come too? :)
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by tinfriend 27 Jun 2009
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Fun reading what has been posted here by Cuties!
*4 everyone!
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
I know Tinfriend, I love this site, and all of our friends here. H&*.
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by dlmds 27 Jun 2009
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Thanks to all of you for the education, and great laughs. Many hugs!!
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by shirlener88 27 Jun 2009
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Oh my goodness!
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by gheda65 27 Jun 2009
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Imagine getting to the age of 75 and never wondering what made a firefly glow !!! Well cutes today I know after reading all about it on caydebug's link...never too old to learn something new....thanks and hugs x0x0x0x
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by marjialexa 28 Jun 2009
Never too old to learn, isn't it great? Hugs, Marji