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SapphireM1973
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Sylvia
Lexington Kentucky
USA
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Posted - Oct 20 2005 :  5:59:38 PM  Show Profile  Send SapphireM1973 a Yahoo! Message
Hello everyone. I am a newbie. My name is Sylvia & thanks to my cousin Eva I am starting to get into the world of crafts. So far she showed me how to make these pine cones that you cover in scented candle wax. You throw them in a fireplace & they are supposed to make your whole house smell nice. I don't think mine came out very well LOL. I should warn you I know next to nothing about anything LOL I am the type of woman who can't sew, can't cook, & basically can't do half the things that women are supposed to know how to do from birth. So I guess I could use A LOT of help LOL My cousin has been showing me how to do little things here & there, but w/out her standing right there to help me I am afraid I will fail in whatever I set out to do. She says in time I will be able to do these things on my own w/out thinking. I hope she is right, but I really think I could get into this. Some of it is hard work, but I am finding it a lot of fun. So if I ask stupid questions on how to do this or how to do that please bare w/ me LOL I am a newbie. I am hoping I can learn a lot from all of you because I am more than willing to learn.

Sylvia

Aunt Jenny
True Blue Farmgirl

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Jenny
middle of Utah
USA
11381 Posts

Posted - Oct 20 2005 :  6:10:14 PM  Show Profile
Welcome Sylvia!! How cool that you have a cousin to help you learn things. She is right...later on you will just be doing stuff without thinking about it for sure..just takes experience and you only get that by doing!!
And hey..no such thing as a stupid question...we all started somewhere. I am sure there are things we can learn from you too!! I am glad you are here!!

Jenny in Utah
Put all your eggs in one basket..and then watch that basket!! Mark Twain
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Fabulous Farm Femmes
True Blue Farmgirl

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Diane
Lakebay, Tacoma WA
792 Posts

Posted - Oct 20 2005 :  11:20:28 PM  Show Profile  Send Fabulous Farm Femmes an AOL message
Welcome Miss Newbie Sylvia....here's a tip for you...When you set out to make something, it's called a project...When it doesn't come out right and you think you've failed, that's when we call it ART!! Art is from your heart and never "wrong", so stick with it girl.
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katie-ell
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Katie
Illinois
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Posted - Oct 21 2005 :  03:57:24 AM  Show Profile
Hi Sylvia! Glad you're here. Learning new things takes courage . . . and it is so worth it. You will find your creativity stirring and feeding your soul and your intellect, and you will find many friends here who also have the courage to ask questions, to create, to fail, to succeed, and to share.
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owwlady
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Jan
Tomahawk WI
USA
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Posted - Oct 21 2005 :  07:49:45 AM  Show Profile
Welcome Sylvia, Good to see you're entering the world of crafting. There are so many different things to try, so if you don't succeed at one, try something else. Certain things will click and some won't. Nothing is a failure...it's an experience. You'll get lots of support and advice from the wonderful ladies on this site. Keep us posted and have fun. Jan
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Julia
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Julia
Shelton WA
USA
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Posted - Oct 21 2005 :  5:54:10 PM  Show Profile
Hey Sylvia! Welcome! Can't tell you how many pieces of "Art" I have round filed. Practice does make perfect, in the eye of the beholder, so keep with it and have lots of fun. I betcha Martha Stewart has made a few doozies in her life time.

"...the setting sun is like going into the very presence of God." Elizabeth Von Arnim
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