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"   These pebbles are simple to make and are a perfect gift for someone special. I like the contrast of white ink on the dark gray, but if your pebbles are pale in color, use black ink instead. I used a thin ink pen to draw on fine details \u2014 this is your chance to play with decorating patterns on letters. You will need: \u2022 Pebbles \u2022 Tracing paper \u2022 Scissors \u2022 Masking tape \u2022 White ink pen   1. Trace out a letter of a suitable size for your pebble. Use scissors to cut it out. 2. Roll a small piece of masking tape into a tube shape and use this to secure the template in position on the pebble. Repeat as many times as necessary to keep the template from slipping.    3. Use the white ink pen to draw the outline of the letter shape very carefully onto the pebble.  4. Remove the template. Now you can use the white ink pen to fill in the letter shape with a pattern.  Find more cute projects in the book Letter Art, by Clare Youngs (CICO books, $25). Photo: Claire Richardson; Illustrations: Clare and Ian Youngs NEXT: A New, Adorable Way to Reuse Tea Tins \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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