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spar·kle

[spahr-kuhl] verb, -kled, -kling,

noun

verb (used without object)

1.to issue in or as if in littlesparks,  as fire or light: Thecandlelight sparkled in the crystal.

2.to emit little sparks,  as burning matter: The flames leaped andsparkled.

3.to shine or glisten with little gleams of light, as a brilliantgem; glitter; coruscate.

4.to effervesce, as wine.

5.to be brilliant, lively, or vivacious.

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I wanted to play with some of the sparkly glitter ribbons I have been buying (and hoarding), enjoy...

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*Q and A* 

 _{adjective [before noun]}

 Definition mainly US abbreviation for question and answer

 

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Deb Pereira said:

Keisha, were did you get your mannequin? I have been looking online to purchase one for my daughter's jewelry business and haven't found any that look as stunning as yours.

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Hey Deb, I was lucky that my friend happened to spot them at Marshall's over the summer! I've been wanting one for ages-and they are so $$$, even on ebay. I almost passed on getting it, thank goodness I didn't let it go!! I am still hoping to score a nice vintage one, fingers crossed;-)

Summer said:

Where did you get the fabric/curtains in your craft room?

Reply | Edit | View | Yesterday on :photo happy:

Hi Summer! JoAnn's!! I do love the pattern & colors-they totally make me smile...since I made them!!

 

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[Nirupama]

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Hi! Thanks for posting the rosettes tutorial the other day. I made a bunch with the 1/2 inch fold you talked about. Do you use this on layouts as well? I glued some down on a scrapbook page without really thinking but had a heck of a time squishing and squeezing it into my page protector. I've noticed you use these rosettes a lot on your projects. How do they fit in albums? I could barely accomodate one bulky rosette page, let alone several. Any tips?