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In this case, it sewing beads to fabric, not beading like jewlrey making. And the beads are kept in a small plastic container with dividers. It snaps clsoed, so the only spillage is due to my clumsiness when its open. ^^ the only things I need are my embroidery sissors (yes, that spelt wrong.. ><), my needles, and some thread. And my needles are the old ones that came in a thick paper folder type thing. Very nice for transport.

My jewlrey stuff on the other hand doesnt go anywhere outside of the house. There is simply to much of it to take anywhere. ^^

The only person that ever had a problem with me knitting in class was the band director, and that's because he thought I was going to kill someone with thme. He's still amazed they didn't take them away.
But other than that, the principle said I should start a knitting club on campus, the foods teacher always asked about my projects and showed them off, as well as the child development teacher, and my economics teacher made an a** out of herself in class by calling it crocheting
Although some of the "popular" kids teased me about it, I didn't care, it's not like I care what a bunch of alcoholic 17 yr olds think(not trying to say all popular people are, but the people at my school were less than spectacular...any person willing to make fun of a girl for having a boyfriend, being in band, knitting, and being smart, while trying to cheat off her, isn't on my good list)