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Peewee Posted Thu 20 Nov, 2008 11:00 AM |
lilly wrote: this might be a "German thing", but when I was in primary school we used to make straw stars before Christmas (to hang them on our Christmas-trees or put them on Christmas cards).
they might be old-fashioned but I like them ;)
(no idea if they're a typically German tradition?)
Lilly, I am actually going to be doing a variation of those! I am using lollipop sticks instead so will be interesting to see the end result.
They are very pretty! I love stars tho...got a thing for them! lol |
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lilly Posted Thu 20 Nov, 2008 11:04 AM |
Peewee wrote:
Lilly, I am actually going to be doing a variation of those! I am using lollipop sticks instead so will be interesting to see the end result.
They are very pretty! I love stars tho...got a thing for them! lol
me, too ;)
lollipop sticks, sounds interesting... can you buy them without the lollipops or will the kids have to eat the candy part first?
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Peewee Posted Thu 20 Nov, 2008 12:13 PM |
No you buy them as they are minus the sweets. lol
I got multicoloured sticks this time. |
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lilly Posted Sat 22 Nov, 2008 9:17 AM |
Peewee wrote: No you buy them as they are minus the sweets. lol
I got multicoloured sticks this time.
hm, but they're plastic sticks, aren't they? hm hm.
I don't think I've ever made plastic stars... but well, if they're colourful and star-shaped, I'm sure the enviromnent won't even notice ;D
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