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length with strong grass or string. Wind the grass around and around the stems, tucking the ends

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line where the ear joins your head, and when this is done, bend the end of the stem down gently over the top of your ear. The stem will hold your earring in place. Make the other earring in the same way

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made the bracelet and fasten three pendant blossoms at the centre, allowing

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limbing-roses on outdoor doll-houses. They can also