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The Fluffernutter is one of my favorite sandwiches!  Thanks for sharing this recipe!

KLKing, I'm so glad you like your package.  I try to make jewelry, but I'm just not very good at it.  I love supply swaps.  We can pass our unused treasures on to people who can really use them. 

I love this soooo much. The turtle and shark especially. Come paint on my walls please!

OMG as SOON as I saw that thumbnail I was like, "!!!That's the Lorax!!!"  I love him!  Turned out awesome, grats on making the pattern yourself    Does he walk around your house telling you he speaks for the trees?  Ah, memories of the VHS version...

((edit: lol, I just realized that the topic has "I speak for the trees!" in the heading, didn't even notice I was so eager to comment!))

These bring back memories for me as well! I am so excited to do these with my 5 year old daughter this year. This will be an inexpensive yet so cute treat to give out to all of her classmates! Thanks so much for sharing!

I'm here too.

I love that clutch! And the sentence magnets! Those are the best ones yet!

I made a pikachu hoodie for a friend! It took me about 2 days, but it was on/off sewing.
I feel good using my sewing bones again.
She requested it to be long to mid-thigh, tighter at the thigh, really big in general, and huge hood! I'm happy she loves it!!! <3
Everything was made out of fleece, and I used cable ties in the tail to help it stand up and out! You can wiggle it. There are minor mistakes that annoy me a bit, but overall I'm very happy with it.


Front


Back


Big hood upclose


Back (being worn)


Side (being worn)

Pikapikapika~! <3
Thanks for viewing.

It's not really recycling, but if you want to make a small tree, and have lots of green beads, there are patterns available online to make seed beaded pine branches (if you scroll down, there's information on this website:  http://www.beadedgarden.com/patterns/index_flower.php ).

I bet you could do something similar to Sewwhut's can Christmas tree with green mountain dew/sprite bottles (I live in a bottle deposit state, so it's far less likely to happen here).

I bet a stack of spider plants or ferns (would require some sort of support of course, but get them close enough together so that the supports and pots aren't too visible) would make an interesting, if skinny, Christmas tree.

I completed the large yesterday. It looks so awesome. Now, what else to make...