YoYo's
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I've fallen in love with yoyo's. I was making them without the Clover Yoyo Maker and wasn't really thrilled but then I thought I might as well buy one and see if it really helps.
I can honestly say it is a gadget I will definately use. Oh, I'm so excited.
The yard needs some TLC, my house needs some TLC and now I'm addicted to yoyo's.
Ok, I must get back outside and work in my yard. Well at least for a bit.
I can honestly say it is a gadget I will definately use. Oh, I'm so excited.
The yard needs some TLC, my house needs some TLC and now I'm addicted to yoyo's.
Ok, I must get back outside and work in my yard. Well at least for a bit.
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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I highly recommend the Clover Yo-Yo Makers. So easy to use and they are consistently the same size each and every time. Last time I went to JoAnns they were located in the quilting notions area and were 50% off. ;)
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Upstate New York
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I started making the yo-yo's without the yo-yo maker. Once I bought it I couldn't believe the difference. You can make one in half the time.
My SIL got me started. She has made a queen quilt, and a cushion set, back and seat, for a child's rocker. They look beautiful. One thing she does is sew them together with a sewing machine as they started coming apart. This makes them very secure.
Happy yo-yoing!
My SIL got me started. She has made a queen quilt, and a cushion set, back and seat, for a child's rocker. They look beautiful. One thing she does is sew them together with a sewing machine as they started coming apart. This makes them very secure.
Happy yo-yoing!
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