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Jen
Posted - Oct 16 2007 : 07:43:44 AM Maybe it's a little late in the season for daisy chains (we still have a few here and there), but there are all kinds of pretties you can make with wild "gems."
I can think of no more whimsical way to spend your day!
"From the Dawn of Civilization, ancient cultures have been using jewelry to beautify and protect themselves. Jewelry was used to display social rank or ownership, as well as enhance looks to attract a mate. The earliest of jewelry was made of objects of Nature easily collected and gathered, such as bone, shell, and feathers. As children, all cultures instinctively pick up eye-catching items, wind stems of flowers together, or put feathers into hair. Throughout the ages, jewelry has become intricate works of art and self-expression. The use of Mother Nature's bounty has symbolized abundance, fertility, freedom, strength and beauty."
Posted - Oct 17 2007 : 11:38:39 AM I remember that now, Elizaray - thanks for bringing it up! Such a fun idea - I'm going to do it with my girls this weekend!!
Posted - Oct 17 2007 : 08:53:30 AM Also, Maryjane has a great idea in her "Ideabook". Take a strip of duct tape and put it on like a bracelet- sticky side out. Then go on a nature walk and stick the pretties to the duct tape to make a nature bracelet!