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butterfly favors

16 years ago

Looking for ideas to make butterfly favors for a ladies' banquet. Any new ideas?

Thanks!!

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birdhousebonnie
16 years ago
Have you ever made the ones from empty plastic soda bottles? Sorry if this was already mentioned - I haven't been on the site in quite a while. Bonnie
oddie
16 years ago
This isnt much but I like to make 3d butterflys useing two graphic of the same butterfly you can put the atenna made from wire between the two before glueing, you can use glitter on the wings for some added bling! lots of ways to decorate them, now for use, I add them to cards, wreaths, napkin rings, glue to flower pots, put one on flowes I took to a sick freind for some added bling! if you like I will try and find a photo, photobucket isnt letting me on there site right now.
Happy Crafting
oddie
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