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"Twenty2222" <twenty2...@aol.com> wrote in message
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country probably not.
Susan in LA
"Moira de Swardt" <moira.deswa...@wol.co.za> wrote in message
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one of our best sellers around Christmas.
It's a knit scarf, in a fuzzy, colorful yarn. But it's not really a scarf as
much as a tube. The tube can expand so you can stretch it and wear it over
your head like a cowl or a hood, and if you're a little more daring, I've
seen somebody wear on as a dress.
They're really soft, and a cheap, fun way to add something different to the
same black peacoat you wear all winter.
Sorry to sound like an ad, just it's finally a topic I'm well versed on.
The website is:
www.magicscarf.com
own "magic scarf" and I think mine is a knock off? because when I stretch it or
play with it as a hood etc, it likes to shrink back to it's original shape.
Mine isn't a tube as far as I can tell, just a narrow rectangle object. Thanks
for the info.
20–2222
magic scarf
twenty2...@aol.com (Twenty2222)
1/27/2005 3:29:24 AM
have you seen these? I got one for Christmas and can't figure out what's so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I wear it
in public?
20–2222
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I wear it
in public?
20–2222
catmom <princess.san...@gmail.com>
1/27/2005 8:54:33 AM
I also got one for christmas, I really like it, only thing is it makes
me itch
Sandra
Twenty2222 wrote:
Sandra
Owned by 3 cats.
me itch
Sandra
Twenty2222 wrote:
have you seen these? I got one for Christmas and can't figure out what's so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I wear it
in public?
20–2222
–– magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I wear it
in public?
20–2222
Sandra
Owned by 3 cats.
heidida...@hotmail.com
1/27/2005 12:48:30 PM
Twenty2222 wrote:
me.
The magic part was that although it just looks like a fuzzy scarf, it
is
actually knit as a tube. When she stuck her hand into the opening of
the
tube, it immediately stretched open into a large loose tube big enough
to pull over your head to form a hood with a loose cowl–neck at the
bottom. Does that make sense? Its hard to describe but it really did
seem a little like a magic trick!
Heidi
have you seen these? I got one for Christmas and can't figure out
what's so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if
I wear it
in public?
20–2222
One of the women in my office got one of these and was showing it to 20–2222
me.
The magic part was that although it just looks like a fuzzy scarf, it
is
actually knit as a tube. When she stuck her hand into the opening of
the
tube, it immediately stretched open into a large loose tube big enough
to pull over your head to form a hood with a loose cowl–neck at the
bottom. Does that make sense? Its hard to describe but it really did
seem a little like a magic trick!
Heidi
"Susan in LA" <DELETETHISsusan528DELETET...@hotmail.com>
1/27/2005 11:07:32 PM
"Twenty2222" <twenty2...@aol.com> wrote in message
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have you seen these? I got one for Christmas and can't figure out what's
so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I
wear it
in public?
Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other parts of the so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I
wear it
in public?
country probably not.
Susan in LA
twenty2...@aol.com (Twenty2222)
1/30/2005 1:15:35 AM
have you seen these? I got one for Christmas and can't figure out what's
so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I
wear it
in public?
(but why are they "magic"?)
20–2222
so
magical about it. Will I look like a wanna–beeeee or a chic chick if I
wear it
in public?
Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other parts of the
country probably not.
LOL can you say Canada? We are 2 years behind L.A..... :) country probably not.
(but why are they "magic"?)
20–2222
"Moira de Swardt" <moira.deswa...@wol.co.za>
1/30/2005 12:51:52 PM
"Twenty2222" <twenty2...@aol.com> wrote in message
Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other
parts of the
country probably not.
Hemisphere where winter comes six months later anyway. I'd love to
know what they are, how they work etc.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other
parts of the
country probably not.
LOL can you say Canada? We are 2 years behind L.A..... :)
(but why are they "magic"?)
And of course in little third world countries in the Southern (but why are they "magic"?)
Hemisphere where winter comes six months later anyway. I'd love to
know what they are, how they work etc.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
"Bleu" <practicalmag...@adelphia.net>
1/31/2005 5:02:20 PM
"Moira de Swardt" <moira.deswa...@wol.co.za> wrote in message
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"Twenty2222" <twenty2...@aol.com> wrote in message
Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other
parts of the
country probably not.
And of course in little third world countries in the Southern
Hemisphere where winter comes six months later anyway. I'd love to
know what they are, how they work etc.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
Ah, the infamous magic scarf/moa boa. At the boutique i work at these are Depends on where you are. Here they are pretty much over. Other
parts of the
country probably not.
And of course in little third world countries in the Southern
Hemisphere where winter comes six months later anyway. I'd love to
know what they are, how they work etc.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
one of our best sellers around Christmas.
It's a knit scarf, in a fuzzy, colorful yarn. But it's not really a scarf as
much as a tube. The tube can expand so you can stretch it and wear it over
your head like a cowl or a hood, and if you're a little more daring, I've
seen somebody wear on as a dress.
They're really soft, and a cheap, fun way to add something different to the
same black peacoat you wear all winter.
Sorry to sound like an ad, just it's finally a topic I'm well versed on.
The website is:
www.magicscarf.com
Ruddell <ruddell'Elle–Kabo...@canada.com>
2/1/2005 4:32:52 AM
In <95ydnZ3NNtxyN2PcRVn–...@adelphia.com> Bleu wrote:
almost commonplace, I simply can't stand them...
But the scarf is kinda cool ;–)
––
Cheers
Dennis
Remove 'Elle–Kabong' to reply
Ah, the infamous magic scarf/moa boa. At the boutique i work at these
are one of our best sellers around Christmas.
It's a knit scarf, in a fuzzy, colorful yarn. But it's not really a
scarf as much as a tube. The tube can expand so you can stretch it
and wear it over your head like a cowl or a hood, and if you're a
little more daring, I've seen somebody wear on as a dress.
They're really soft, and a cheap, fun way to add something different
to the same black peacoat you wear all winter.
Sorry to sound like an ad, just it's finally a topic I'm well versed
on.
The website is:
www.magicscarf.com
I know this 'Dazzle–Lash' (or whatever others call it) style is getting are one of our best sellers around Christmas.
It's a knit scarf, in a fuzzy, colorful yarn. But it's not really a
scarf as much as a tube. The tube can expand so you can stretch it
and wear it over your head like a cowl or a hood, and if you're a
little more daring, I've seen somebody wear on as a dress.
They're really soft, and a cheap, fun way to add something different
to the same black peacoat you wear all winter.
Sorry to sound like an ad, just it's finally a topic I'm well versed
on.
The website is:
www.magicscarf.com
almost commonplace, I simply can't stand them...
But the scarf is kinda cool ;–)
––
Cheers
Dennis
Remove 'Elle–Kabong' to reply
"Moira de Swardt" <moira.deswa...@wol.co.za>
2/1/2005 8:19:09 AM
"Bleu" <practicalmag...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
reduced winter wardrobe here as I am in the process of losing weight
and by winter I'll have no clothes left. Only buying two skirts and
a few long sleeve t–shirts. Everything else will have to make do as
I'm not spending a lot of money on clothes I won't wear again.
Winter is still four months and hopefully twenty kilograms away.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
Ah, the infamous magic scarf/moa boa. At the boutique i work at
these are
one of our best sellers around Christmas.
It's a knit scarf, in a fuzzy, colorful yarn. But it's not really
a scarf as
much as a tube. The tube can expand so you can stretch it and wear
it over
your head like a cowl or a hood, and if you're a little more
daring, I've
seen somebody wear on as a dress.
They're really soft, and a cheap, fun way to add something
different to the
same black peacoat you wear all winter.
Sorry to sound like an ad, just it's finally a topic I'm well
versed on.
The website is:
www.magicscarf.com
Sounds great. I'll be looking for ways to deal with a greatly www.magicscarf.com
reduced winter wardrobe here as I am in the process of losing weight
and by winter I'll have no clothes left. Only buying two skirts and
a few long sleeve t–shirts. Everything else will have to make do as
I'm not spending a lot of money on clothes I won't wear again.
Winter is still four months and hopefully twenty kilograms away.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
twenty2...@aol.com (Twenty2222)
2/2/2005 4:21:08 AM
"Bleu" <practicalmag...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
these are
a scarf as
it over
daring, I've
different to the
versed on.
Sounds great. I'll be looking for ways to deal with a greatly
reduced winter wardrobe here as I am in the process of losing weight
and by winter I'll have no clothes left. Only buying two skirts and
a few long sleeve t–shirts. Everything else will have to make do as
I'm not spending a lot of money on clothes I won't wear again.
Winter is still four months and hopefully twenty kilograms away.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
Best of luck on your diet. I went to that magicscarf website and looked at my these are
a scarf as
it over
daring, I've
different to the
versed on.
Sounds great. I'll be looking for ways to deal with a greatly
reduced winter wardrobe here as I am in the process of losing weight
and by winter I'll have no clothes left. Only buying two skirts and
a few long sleeve t–shirts. Everything else will have to make do as
I'm not spending a lot of money on clothes I won't wear again.
Winter is still four months and hopefully twenty kilograms away.
Moira, the Faerie Godmother
own "magic scarf" and I think mine is a knock off? because when I stretch it or
play with it as a hood etc, it likes to shrink back to it's original shape.
Mine isn't a tube as far as I can tell, just a narrow rectangle object. Thanks
for the info.
20–2222