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Posts by Carol S.

    Reply #1:

    If you can crochet or knit or sew, you can make hats, scarves, gloves/mittens for gifts. There are many patterns on the web that you can use.

    The same goes for decorations, you can make snowflakes, garlands, ornaments from yarn or material.

    I know I'm being a little vague but I don't know what your skills are and it makes it a little hard to be more specific. Hope this helps!! Happy

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    Reply #2:

    I entered my daughter into a halloween costume contest. Please help her win! I made the costume myself and posted as one of my projects here on CO+K.
    Thanks for your support!!


    Here is the link:
    http://hot995.clearcontests.com/front/image_contest2.asp?s=A6889271C4BCB3A3557BA5BEA5B19D84939EB49BB6B4678DD1CF8B998EAFA6BDBD777CA6CCC6C2BCA1897D695F7E728E7FA4BC6F8E756E66A6B5AF948C6A618499A7A0737C7D6669746A926E9791B58DA0626A

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    Reply #3:

    You should be fine with getting the wings on your back. I have a large piece on my back and lived through it. While the tattoo is healing, your back will feel like you have a bad sunburn. The pain will go away though. Bryony is right about the tattoo artist, as long as they have a light touch and know what they are doing, it won't hurt as bad. BTW, you will need a really good/great friend to help you care for your back while it's healing. It's really hard to reach some places on your back by yourself. Good Luck!!

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