Comments on: Crocheting snowflakes http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/ I am just trying to learn to live simply in a complex world. Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:15:16 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Beth http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-63 Beth Sun, 31 Dec 2006 04:22:08 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-63 Come and check out my website, I have some crochet heart patterns that may be fun for you. Love the idea of recycling. Come and check out my website, I have some crochet heart patterns that may be fun for you. Love the idea of recycling.

]]> By: Reiza http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-36 Reiza Sun, 17 Dec 2006 01:41:02 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-36 Okay, I suck. I left this comment on the wrong entry. So I'll leave it here where it belongs. You rock! I wish I had the energy to make stuff this year, but I just didn’t. I LOVE those snowflakes, though. You’re so creative. I love it. And hey, the Jew wants a snowflake ornament. :-) Pretty pretty please. Okay, I suck. I left this comment on the wrong entry. So I’ll leave it here where it belongs.

You rock!

I wish I had the energy to make stuff this year, but I just didn’t. I LOVE those snowflakes, though.

You’re so creative. I love it.

And hey, the Jew wants a snowflake ornament. :-) Pretty pretty please.

]]> By: Shana http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-34 Shana Fri, 15 Dec 2006 02:57:45 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-34 Had to come back and look again they are really wonderful, Kamrin. And I don't really expect any here. Love ya! Hope your evening is a relaxing one. Had to come back and look again they are really wonderful, Kamrin. And I don’t really expect any here. Love ya! Hope your evening is a relaxing one.

]]> By: Deb http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-33 Deb Thu, 14 Dec 2006 22:18:23 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-33 So pretty! So pretty!

]]> By: Shana http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-32 Shana Thu, 14 Dec 2006 18:51:54 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-32 OH MY GOODNESS. Another inspirational post from Kamrin. Those snowflakes are FANTASTIC. I'm so proud of you and your resourcefulness, creativity, thoughtfulness, and love. The golden edges are so shiney and fun. Which ones are mine? bwaaaaaahahahaha no, really...when will the envelope get here? To posses a part of a necklace you loved would be so sweet. I'd tuck it under my pillow the rest of the year. We've made traditional dough ornaments that we microwaved instead of dried in the oven (less energy required) and painted them with non-toxic paint I've had forever (no contribution to consummeristic mentality). We will be hanging them using golden elastic ties left as extra from our wedding invitations (yes, I HAVE kept them for seven years and you notice I DID finally find a use for them). Now the sealant may end up being toxic...but from varnish I have on hand. yeah...not so environmentally friendly but better than dumping it out, no? We've not sent out the masses of paper cards for wishing people a Merry Christmas. Instead we've opted to tell people we love them and if they don't know it by now then we need to improve that...a card that will be tossed isn't the solution we need. I believe before the season is out, the girls and I will be decorating some of this left over packing paper for use later as wrapping paper. We'll use potato stamps and food coloring for ink. If we do it early enough, we can even give away packages of hand-stamped papers for others to use. OH MY GOODNESS. Another inspirational post from Kamrin. Those snowflakes are FANTASTIC. I’m so proud of you and your resourcefulness, creativity, thoughtfulness, and love. The golden edges are so shiney and fun.

Which ones are mine? bwaaaaaahahahaha

no, really…when will the envelope get here? To posses a part of a necklace you loved would be so sweet. I’d tuck it under my pillow the rest of the year.

We’ve made traditional dough ornaments that we microwaved instead of dried in the oven (less energy required) and painted them with non-toxic paint I’ve had forever (no contribution to consummeristic mentality). We will be hanging them using golden elastic ties left as extra from our wedding invitations (yes, I HAVE kept them for seven years and you notice I DID finally find a use for them). Now the sealant may end up being toxic…but from varnish I have on hand. yeah…not so environmentally friendly but better than dumping it out, no?

We’ve not sent out the masses of paper cards for wishing people a Merry Christmas. Instead we’ve opted to tell people we love them and if they don’t know it by now then we need to improve that…a card that will be tossed isn’t the solution we need.

I believe before the season is out, the girls and I will be decorating some of this left over packing paper for use later as wrapping paper. We’ll use potato stamps and food coloring for ink. If we do it early enough, we can even give away packages of hand-stamped papers for others to use.

]]> By: Diatribal http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-31 Diatribal Thu, 14 Dec 2006 18:14:41 +0000 http://kamrinskarma.wordpress.com/2006/12/14/crocheting-snowflakes/#comment-31 Oh! You have been a busy little elf! They are beautiful! We are making homemade cookbooks from recipes that we have gathered from family and friends! I'm using some leftover scrapbook paper and ribbons that I have repurposed. Cheap and eco-friendly! If any of your readers want to submit a recipe....they can come to my site and do so there. (Blatent Advertisement...I know.) CMD Oh! You have been a busy little elf! They are beautiful!

We are making homemade cookbooks from recipes that we have gathered from family and friends! I’m using some leftover scrapbook paper and ribbons that I have repurposed. Cheap and eco-friendly!

If any of your readers want to submit a recipe….they can come to my site and do so there. (Blatent Advertisement…I know.)

CMD

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