Insert glowsticks into balloons and let them float in the pool for an inexpensive, but awesome party lighting effect.
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debbie.nelson.3705@facebook.com
May 5, 2013 at 11:51 pm
I’ve never tried perler beads but everyone says not to use them. I use pony beads and acrylic beads of all kinds. The acrylic beads come in so many varieties that the possibilities are endless.