coloring hockey stocking?
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Well... it's kind of lame, but I just threw this together out of random clip art I found around the web.  \n\nMaybe it's useful?  \n\nThe images are all royalty-free, so distribute at will.\n\nhttp://bwr.hyperchat.com/newchat/u/kate/~bwr/hockeystocking.jpg\n\nLike I said, not exactly high art but better than nothing in a pinch.
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you can put in the RGB numbers.\n\nI often find the color I want and use the "turkey baster" tool...
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Try:\nhttp://shop.nhl.com/home/index.jsp
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I would do rainbow colors. Or maybe even hot pink w/glitter and glow in the dark glitter. That is strawbery flavored. He if you are going to do it, do it w/style. WHy dont you also shave your pubes in some weird pattern? And then dye it.
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I painted a 14 foot duckboat to look like a marsh.  total cost of all the materials was under $25, and it's very realistic looking.  get a paint kit from cabela's (parkers, it has 6 cans of 4 different colors), and get one of those trigger handles that go on spray paint cans.  practice making patterns/stencils or whatever on a big piece of cardboard.  use real leaves or branches as a stencil.  you paint it green, then hold the leaf up there, then hit it with some grey.  instant leaf.  use your imagination for a pattern.
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There are several \nFirst ink available every where is usually a mixture of dyes , red ink is very good for this but often blue and black have more than one colour in them ,fountain pen ink is best .\nalso try felt tip pens \n some hard sugar sweets with chocolate inside (smarties in the UK ).coloured sweets often have colours made of more than one dye \nWaterclour paints but dont use water use benzine(petrol ) (caution will need to use safety procedures )  \nGrass you can separate out chlorophyll and other dyes. \ntry using not just water but alcohol ,acetone (nail varnish remover )\nRemember to try all these out before you give them to the kids . see what local stuff is best !
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Red, orange and yellow felt squares from the craft store can fairly easily be cut into triangles, and then glued or tacked (with stitches) onto any old pair of jeans or sweats...This will look like flames.\nYou could do a similar effect with crepe paper (perhaps birthday party streamers?).
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http://www.usahockey.com/\n\ngo there and u should find what u want
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Build a basic bench frame(build the actual seat part with the wood, not sticks.) and just decorate it with hockey sticks so it apears it was made completely of hockey sticks. It will be much sturider and will be more durible with the actual wood frame.
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try getting it from limewire or ordering it from either the wings or oilers website.  that was a pretty sweet hit.
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You must really need help, you've asked this question twice - and you're an Avs fan (I love to hate you guys).\n\nAnyway, Ms. Lotusice is right on with the iron-on.  Eventually the letters will crack and fall off.  If your sweater is a replica, then half of the stuff on there already is ironed-on or glued-on.  Go to Best Buy and look in the printer paper isle.  There should be this "paper" that lets you print out iron-on decals.  Find the appropriate font that matches the Avs' game sweaters and print them off.  The "paper" costs around $10 for a 5-pack.\n\nIf you bought an authentic sweater, then purchase the numbers/letters at a local sport embroidery shop.  They should have numbers and letters that look like the real deal.  They can sew them on, or you can have them put together a nameplate and buy the numbers separate - if you want to sew them on yourself.  You might save $15 (see my answer to your other question).  But I'd guess they'd do the whole deal for $40 or less.\n\nBottom line, iron-on is cheaper (and looks cheaper) than actual numbers/letters, but not as permanent.\n\nLets go WI-LD!!!\n\nGood Luck
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could try clip-art.com they have all kinds of it
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Anything hockey! hehehe
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why not search it on http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=Varsity+Hockey+team
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Check this out: http://www.active.com/story.cfm?story_id=8470&sidebar=597&category=icehockey
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try stringing life savers on fishing line.  they catch the lights very nicely, and they're yummy to boot!  make it a candy theme, with candy canes, cookies and other favorite sweets.  i myself prefer theme-less trees.  just stick on as many lights and ornaments as you can.  the gaudier, the better.  merry christmas!
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http://www.colormatters.com/colortheory.html\n\nthis site should help you