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by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I really enjoy my handicraft sessions and I am sure that I am only one of many thousands who look forward to starting a new and exciting project. I much prefer to work using my imagination, I like to see where it will take me. I have beaded many times, in fact years ago I used to bead some very elegant headbands for a local designer, the hourly rate left a lot to be desired but the satisfaction of knowing that you had created something of great beauty was enough in itself. Many would imagine that you can bead using ordinary sewing needles and to some extent that is possible but some beads have tiny holes, there are long beads that nead careful threading ... Read the complete review
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