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Close up of good end |
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The side that lived to tell the tale. |
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Trumpet beads in M98 can |
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When you don't know what you are doing. ;-) view one, view two, of broken pretty thingie. |
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Lovely idea, that curve of the dish and the pointy ends of the cane square, the juxtapostion of sharp and soft, of Appolinian and Diosynsian...but I digress. Do you think some Liquid Sculpey laid on like a stained glass maker would use the copper and flux, could we increase the bond and not loose the translucency? Inquiring minds just want to know. |
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Tube bead in M98 cane |
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Couldn't even bear to part with the scraps, so they got made into tiny beads. |
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