The harvest totems were so fun, I made a few more:
Saturday, October 27, 2007
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so cool! how big are they/
ReplyDeleteoh, stunning.
ReplyDeleteOops! Should have put that on the post. They are about two inches tall and all one bead. When I showed them at Austin Fireflies last weekend, several people asked if they were assembled somehow.
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