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Old 06-12-2007, 04:11 AM
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Wire ends of ribbon together with two long wires push through oasis from top coming out bottom bend excess wire back up and insert into oasis then start to place your material
hi snowdrop, thanks for getting back to me, with advise, many thanks kay
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did one and they look well good well i didn't use a ball as i find they are just not small enough so i shape a piece of oasis hold under water 10 to 15 secs then ribbon on wire through and hey presto good to go Attachment 153
heres a sweetpea one i did a few weeks ago

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Pots, that is so nice, and I love the little butterfly's, what a lovely touch.
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Wire ends of ribbon together with two long wires push through oasis from top coming out bottom bend excess wire back up and insert into oasis then start to place your material
For any students out there thinking of making a hollyball, the method is just the same.
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