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    Reply #1:

    I love all of those ideas! Shivi you should try one or a few of The Nihilist's ideas.

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    ebay and etsy are always good ideas! that's where I get all my supplies.

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    I have one neon orange rhino bead.



    I got it in a lot of beads off of ebay.com. You could message the seller and ask her if she could get you what you need. Her ebay user name is lei*lani

    Private message me if you need anymore info. She also has an etsy.com shop, but I can't remember what it's called. Hope this helps.

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    Reply #4:

    What are the person's interests?

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    I definitely think that they would sell on a site like etsy.com or dawanda.com!

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    And yet another: http://www.instructables.com/id/Nifty-Car-Organizer/

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    Here's a site, my dear!

    http://tipnut.com/sewing-projects-for-the-car/

    It's not the cool one I found before, but it's a start!

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    Reply #8:

    I saw a pattern on a craft blog somewhere for the toy storage that Izzy mentioned. I'll try to find it again just because you're awesome!

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    Good idea! Thanks a bunch!

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    Reply #10:

    My dumb self melted felt on my iron, and there has to be a way to get that mess off of there! Does anyone know a fast, easy, and relatively safe way to remove burnt felt off an iron? Yes, I am an idiot . . .

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    etsy.com has some hello kitty fabrics. They're a little pricey b/c they've been imported from Japan, but it's worth a try.

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    Hancocks seems to have the best selection. I found a bunch of prints from Hancocks at TheFind.com. They may be prints you already have. My suggestion would be to google "hello kitty fabric." When I did this a ton of sites came up. Good luck in your search, hope I helped!

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