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<\/a><\/p>\nWe love The Twinery<\/a> and I’m so excited that they are Friday’s Favorite Thing this week! \u00a0Why all the love you might ask? \u00a0Well, they sell twine – lots of fabulous, colorful, chic twine. \u00a0 Twine might be the next best thing to chevron stripes and if you haven’t had much exposure to it I’m about to get your heart pumping with some great inspiration and a 25% discount code to The Twinery<\/a>\u00a0(see below for details)!<\/p>\n I personally had never used twine before, but had seen Maureen and Adria use it a lot! \u00a0I love the look of it and I love how it just adds a little something extra that ribbon or yarn can’t do. \u00a0To me it’s like using a fat tip marker\u00a0opposed\u00a0to a fine tip maker…..the fine tip is just a bit more refined! Then, after lots of twine admiring, The Twinery<\/a> sent me 4 big spools of it and now I use it on everything. \u00a0I wrap it around glasses to use as cup markers with each person getting their own color (or mix of), I make poms for all my packages (bows are such a thing of the past for me now), I wrap it around cards that I give to people, and decorate wrapped packages with it. \u00a0Really the uses are endless and I would probably start to withdraw if I didn’t have a supply of at least a few colors on hand.<\/p>\n The above photos show some different ways Maureen and Adria have used it and we of course use it on all of our hangtags cards<\/a>! \u00a0Basically, the crafters golden rule should be….if it’s solid, wrap it with twine for a polished and adorable finished look! \u00a0For other fabulous and fun uses for twine check out The Twinery’s Pinterest<\/a> board and blog<\/a>. \u00a0Then head to The Twinery’s<\/a> super awesome shop, pick out some spools, and apply the code ANDERSRUFF25 for a 25% discount through March 31, 2013.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n