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Happy Canada Day to my fellow Canadians! My Canada Day will be spent at the local agricultural fair followed by fireworks.
The canes above are some slice canes I made for a previous Canada Day. They made thousands of little tiny Canada flags that were perfect to slide onto a safety pin and stick to your t-shirt. I’m betting this would work for any flag on your own day.
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By Elaine Robitaille
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Good day Elaine, I would like to order some Canada (Canadian Flag) canes? Is that possible? I am new to this site, so I am not sure how I would go about doing this…if you do not take orders, do you know where I could buy pre-made Canadian plymer clay beads?
Thank you, Stefaney