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Yes of course. Just sign up to Facebook using a guise, if you wish. Or just stay in contact with me via email x
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Sorry this is late, its here: http://limegreenbogiegirl.blogspot.com/2011/08/to-yous-day-from-me-day.html
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i get them from ebay - just search for decorative pins xx
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remember, inkjet printers are not ideal for colouring in with promarkers but you **can** manage. Just dont rub over the lines.....colour up to them x
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i actually used one of those large bazzill chips, like this one here:
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I am going to be a regular, yes! My blog is at www.limegreenbogiegirl.blogspot.com - see you there x
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Colouring over the lines means one of two things. You either did it by accident or the paper you are using is making the pen bleed over the lines. You can buy bleedproof paper or use a coated 120gsm paper (its cheap!). Use the blender pen to pick up on the area where you went over the line and it should fade it to make it look less obvious x
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I exercise more rather than weigh watching - that way i can still eat pretty much as usual withouy fearing ive eaten the wrong thing x
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spender but spendthrift ;)
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no, not at all - its on my website to buy x
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you need to twist it a little to remove it but to be honest, they have to have a fairly tight fit otherwise when the air gets into it, it will dry the pen up. Its really a precautionary measure rather than a bad design x
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Ive changed it, darling - to graphic design. I hated the mens fashion part but the course dictated I had to do it. Pooey x
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im getting the York test done very soon x
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3rd June, hunny. All the info is on my blog x
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Walking the Inca trail - but Im doing that next year anyway so......erm, try my hand at fire eating?
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kirsty’s Bio
Im a photographising, scrapbooking and digi designer. Am married to Mark and together we have the honour of raising our best girl, Ellie. We also have a mini dachshund, called Eddy - whom we all adore very very much. Together, we are invincible
