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I've had a couple of pm's about this, so thought I'd post a couple of pictures-mostly I give them away as gifts, so I never have many around. . .but here's what I have on hand this morning: (I love using antlers for handles if I can get them)
pudding stone from Drummond Island, MI as base [ATTACH=CONFIG]169200[/ATTACH] |
OMG They are beautiful!! I LOVE the rustic look!! Did you take a class or have a book on how to do them?
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Took a one day class-was a dismal failure-just needed a lot of practice!!!
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Lovely work. I've tried it with the very long needles from trees in Yosemite Valley, took a long time to finish, but wasn't as nice as yours. You did a very good job on this, the deer anthers were a nice touch I've never seen before. I have seen some with reddish polished Buck Brush handles from the high Sierras, but those were Indian made.
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Those are beautiful. Great work. The handles are wonderful.
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8- :thumbup:
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Those are SO neat!!!!!!
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AWESOME...WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR PINE NEEDLES FROM?
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Fabulous job! I bought a book on it years ago but never did try it.
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Beautiful baskets. The pudding stone is interesting.
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