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●CRAFTSMANSHIP AND DESIGN: Were so committed that you have fun, be inspired, and create beautiful things, that we spent countless hours designing and testing every last thing in this bead spinner kit.
●TWO BIG EYE BEADING NEEDLES: Dont be fooled by other so-called big eye beading needles. Demand pictures! They aint big eye bead spinner needles unless you can stick your finger in the eye! Our seed bead needles are small enough to string 2mm beads, and still strong enough to hold bigger ones.
●WHAT THE FUNNEL??: Easily pour your unused seed beads out of the bead bowl and back into their original container with our custom-fitted funnel! No waist beads kit is complete without one!
●ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY: Your wooden bead spinner is made from beautiful Rubberwood, which is both exceptionally durable and also environmentally friendly because it is reclaimed wood from trees being felled and replaced on a Rubberwood plantation.
●PROMISE TO YOU: Were committed to providing an outstanding seed bead spinner that youd show off to your friends! So we hand-test every bead loader before it goes in the box. But if it doesnt meet your expectations, then it doesnt meet ours either; and we would appreciate a chance to interact with you until youre satisfied.
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The Wallaby Wannabead Story (coming soon)
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Stay tuned for the Wallaby Wannabead story!Wallaby Wannabead always loved art. As a little wallaby, hanging out of her mothers pouch, She would lean out of the pouch and pick flowers as her mom hopped by them. When she had enough, she would tie the stems together and make necklaces out of them. The necklaces would fall apart after a few days, when the flowers wilted. But they were fun to make. After she was big enough to hop around on her own, she liked to pick both flowers and berries. She would pick different colored berries with different parts of her paws, so she could make her paws multi colored. When the other wallabies saw her colored paws they made fun of her. But shes didnt care. She didnt want to be around them anyway. They were always play-fighting, Learning to punch with their paws. And she didnt want to learn to punch. She wanted to play with flowers, and color her paws with berries. One day, when she was picking flowers and berries by a river, she encountered bamboo for the first time..... |
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