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I have a huge favor to ask...You might have read about the sort of-quarterly "craft nights" that I participate in with family and friends which usually consist of eating, drinking, crafting and being merry! (always at least one jewelry project)...
These earrings are one of the quick & easy jewelry crafts we made last weekend during our fall get-together.
My parents will be heading to Florida for the winter in January and there has been talk of a craft night taking place there among "other" friends. There might be someone there to teach a jewelry craft, but I would LOVE to be able to participate in craft night from Ohio.
I don't think it would be difficult to pull off a web based craft night, and once we figure it out, we could invite lots of others, I am just not sure where to start.
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I know that this is done all over the world. I am like you not a clue. I have a friend that knows though and I will be seeing her on Sunday. I will see what I can find out for you.
Nicole/Beadwright
Skype!! www.skype.com
It's free and very simple & easy to use — all you need is computer/internet/webcam on each side and to download the program. You can also set up conference calls with it.
I don't use it as I don't particularly have a need for it, but I have friends who swear by it for video chatting.
My only suggestion is skype - I don't use it all the time and certainly haven't used it for crafting from one part of the world to another...
But I think it had the potential to work, you know. Could be loads of fun!
I think I'd love to get involved in something like that!
Everyone would probably need webcam technology on their computer or laptop.
Don't know much about technology (sound familiar?), but I have a great suggestion, come on down to Florida! You got a lot of followers down here who would love to say Hi in person.
This is great, thank you all so much!! :)
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