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January 6th, 2011 at 8:56 am
im thinking yes most likely. But if you really want to be sure just call the airport be sure to say a plastic toy gun that shoots see what they say. also if they say yes you may bring it be sure it is not loded (dont want them getting the wrong idea). This has nothing to do with the topic but if you want you can take a laser pointer on the plane and just keep movin it around it be so funny.
January 6th, 2011 at 8:33 pm
There are so many wonderful crafting opportunities these days. You can begin at the beginning and spin fibers into yarn and then either knit the yarn into wonder items like socks, sweaters, mittens, etc. And, still using yarn, you have crochet – which more three dimensional. You can create everything from clothing, footwear, home decorations, etc. You can weave yarns / threads into fabrics to make belts, table runners, whole cloth. The possibilities are endless.I have enjoyed doing various embroideries, needlepoint, cross-stitch, petit point, silk work and a very interesting craft – red work. Much like crochet but working with a fine thread and a shuttle is tatting which I use to make doilies and edgings of heirloom clothing.Not always considered a ‘craft’ is sewing. I make clothes, home decor, and whimsy / fantasy like Halloween costumes: dragons, fairies, etc. All manner of creativity. Sewing can be done by hand or machine. My fancy machines can even do mechanized embroidery including monograms and all types of designs. I own / use a serger which increases the speed of making things and allows me to work with stretchy / friable materials.Paper based crafts: Scrap-booking, origami, silhouettes, model making, quilling, etc.In metal arts: jewelry and tin-punch and copper crafting.Similar to tin punch is leather working. You can carve the most amazing designs.I love candle, perfume and soap making which I tend to think of together because they are kitchen crafts. We also make our own play dough and oven dough (to make ornaments and other gifts). The grand children enjoy the kitchen play including working with clay to make all manner of presents.There are fine arts: drawing and painting. I love pen & ink with watercolor wash.So there are a few dozen things that I like – it is really hard to pick a favorite. Right now I am more obsessed with knitting than anything – I am working on my masters certificate from The Knitting Guild of America and socks and mittens seem to be in great demand. I love the feeling of different yarns and spending time on-line doing the research required.Enjoy the snow! Lovely times can be had making snowflakes inside with the kids!