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Make sure you cut your strips for your ragballs about 1/2" and wrap like you are making a yarn ball. I handstitch the edge of the finished strip onto the ball. I brush on coffee and vanilla mix to give it that old time primitive look and spray with room spray.
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3 comments:
We just got back from Pittsburgh and had a GREAT time camping! Here are some pictures that I took at the Pittsburgh Zoo... Enjoy!
Very nice shots of the animals. I have not been to the zoo for so long.
That is something the kids and us should do.
Glad you had a great time camping.
Blessings,
~Tonya
Thank you Tonya :) I don't know how to turn off the flash on my camera, so the penguin pic shows a flash on the window... They were so cute and amiable! They came right up to the glass and pressed against the glass like they were trying to get us to pet them... The Pittsburgh Zoo is great because it is so clean and the animals are put in a habitat as natural as their real ones as they can be... Camping is so fun! Do you camp? xox
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