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    Reply #1:

    http://www.eldrbarry.net/im/meg/simpbear.pdf

    I think you could adapt this one couldn't you?xx

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    Reply #2:

    Gah! Problem with making things for your husband: getting him to leave you alone long enough to actually make anything!

    Any ideas girls? x

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    Reply #3:

    *headbangheadbangheadbang*

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    Reply #4:

    OHMYGODITOTALLYFORGOTIHAVETOMAKEALEX'SADVENTCALENDER! CRAP!

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    Reply #5:

    Maybe a black mug so it won't show all the mucky finger prints?

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    Reply #6:

    Hey PJ,

    What kind of pattern? Knitting, sewing, crochet? x

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    Reply #7:

    You know I saw the strangest thing the other day:

    ADVENT CALENDERS FOR ANIMALS!

    Now yes my cat gets a present every year (mostly to distract him from the Christmas tree) and he sends one to his Daddy because it makes Alex laugh but I refuse to spend a fiver on an advent calender for a cat.

    Plus the fact I have two hen nights, two weddings, a new niece born a few days ago, hallowe'en, fireworks night, brother in law's birthday and my first wedding anniversary (I know, he made it this far without trying to kill me!) coming up before then!

    Right for the boys:

    http://www.freeneedle.com/directory.php?directory=Men

    http://freeamigurumipatterns.blogspot.com/2009/06/crochet-dragon-pattern.html

    http://www.freeneedle.com/directory.php?directory=Softie-Patterns

    How old are the boys Squirrel? x

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    Reply #8:

    Yes and no. Whilst I have no intention of thinking about Christmas I have to considering I am the gift collator of the family. I loathe the fact there are advent calenders in the shops already, it's unatural. On the plus side I have made my Christmas cake and some puddings.

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    Reply #9:

    http://www.craftsuperstore.co.uk/index.aspx?source=adwords&gclid=CLqsuM_DwKMCFYiX2AodqkKedw

    http://www.hobbycraft.co.uk/Home.aspx

    http://www.homecrafts.co.uk/

    http://habbyworld.co.uk/

    http://www.remnanthouse.co.uk/

    Hope these help x

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    Reply #10:

    Maybe the varnish you use for fimo as well? Would nail varnish work?

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    Reply #11:

    Videojug has some great videos, they are where I learned to knit. Good luck! x

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    Reply #12:

    Hell honey for us busty girls I really reccommend a halterneck x

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    Reply #13:

    Good point Carol, trying to reach the body of mine was a NIGHTMARE! Also research your tattooist thoroughly and don't be afraid to ask to see their certificates and previous work before committing to anything. x

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    Reply #14:

    It may well hurt a bit honey but you'll be fine. Besides, us girlies have a much higher tolerance for pain than the boys. I have three (one is a back piece) and as long as you have a good tattooist you'll be fine xx

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