I'm happy these turned out so well. Pathetically crude, zombie looking skeletons, but I love them.
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I wish I could say covering the shakers were my idea, but I can't. Problem is, I can't remember where I saw the polymer covered salt and pepper shakers. I have spent hours going through my viewing history trying to find where I saw them. No luck. Just a gigantic headache.
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And, actually, it could have been a long time ago. I keep inspiration files, but didn't keep the S&P in there. So, I am thinking it might have been a while ago.
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Anywho, if anyone out there knows the source of the skeleton covered S&P shakers, please let me know, as I would like to credit them.
I'm happy these turned out so well. Pathetically crude, zombie looking skeletons, but I love them.
.jpg)
I wish I could say covering the shakers were my idea, but I can't. Problem is, I can't remember where I saw the polymer covered salt and pepper shakers. I have spent hours going through my viewing history trying to find where I saw them. No luck. Just a gigantic headache.
.jpg)
And, actually, it could have been a long time ago. I keep inspiration files, but didn't keep the S&P in there. So, I am thinking it might have been a while ago.
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Anywho, if anyone out there knows the source of the skeleton covered S&P shakers, please let me know, as I would like to credit them.
3 comments:
Great use of the cane from your previous post. What I wonder about with making cane is how you 'reduced' the size, or did you just make them in different sizes? I want to try cane making, but right now am distracted by some house renovations. Wish I could go to my studio and hunker down instead!
Heehee. These are a hoot. My zombie-loving youngest son would think they were fabulous, too. You'd have zombie apocalypse survival gear all set to go. :D
Awesome shakers, Marlene!
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