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 Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 7:37 pm
Sooo I found out I'm going to Israel this summer which I know is a SUPER strict airline, even before 9/11 and I don't want to bring knitting or crochet because yarn takes up a lot of space and the knitting needles may be a no go for Israel anyway. I want to bring my cross stitching I was wondering if anyone has ever gone on any international flights and brought any craft projects. I read that small scissors are okay for US flights (I'm going to NYC first) but I may get one of those thread cutters that looks like a pendent. Not sure about the tiny needle though. Any thoughts????
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Posted: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:12 am
I've heard of people taking their crocheting on flights. You should call the airline or look up their guidelines online. If you take something to crochet, bring a plastic needle, that may seem less intimidating and wouldn't show up in a bag x-ray. xD
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