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advanced scoobydoos???? does anyone know how to do them?

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I thought i was brill at making them for my six year old girl until i met someone who had a twisted one about an inch wide have search the internet but unable to find anything please help!!!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 03-Jul-09 19:43:49
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Do you have connections with fun2make? Only you've mentioned it in 3 out of 4 of the posts you've made. Just curious
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 06-May-05 01:41:41
Could I suggest you look at the www.fun2make.co.uk website where they sell 20 scoubidous with clear instructions for just 75p. We found them really useful!!
I just want to know how to do them.....

My girlie laughed and said 'stupid mummy!!'

Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 19-Apr-05 09:16:09
Right girlies....I am hitting town later on today....WHO WANTS SOME SCOUBIES????????
I have a Q.........how the hell do you actually do them.

My 9yr old has come home with one to do over the weekend, and I got totally frustrated. I don't understand them, and she can't explain them! I have looked at the links, but I still have no clue! Am I totally thick, or is it just not easliy explained.

I don't like to admit defeat on this, and nor does she....she has left hers at home and is going to say she forgot it. I would love to have done it for her when she gets back.

If all else fails I will go buy some wool and make some freindship bracelets for her....I know how to do those!!!
I think Essbee might be interested
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 15-Apr-05 17:15:48
arghhhhhhh......just got back from town and I stood looking at the new colours of scoubis and decided i had spent far to much today on my card supplies so i didnt get any......next time I go to town now will be next wednesday.....if I get chance to stop of on my way through before then, I will grab a load and post here so everyone can choose what they want.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 15-Apr-05 16:18:38
Jazsmummy

Do you have any left? DD has just come in from school desperate for them
btw, am happy to get some for anyone. just cat me and i will send off to you. loads of shops round here do them.
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