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white tree (a little late)

14 years ago

Here's a tree I made several yr. ago just love it and wanted to share it with all of you. Thanks for looking.

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Lindsey_CA
14 years ago
I don't see the tree. :-(
sorie6 zone 6b
Original Author
14 years ago
OOPPsss Here it is I hope!!
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Babka NorCal 9b
14 years ago
Very nice! What did you use as a base? Did you starch it? How large is it? Does it come apart and "stack" for storage? Questions, questions....

-Babka
justlinda
14 years ago
Oh my.....that is beautiful!

Instructions please and thank you.
sorie6 zone 6b
Original Author
14 years ago
It is crocheted in 7 layers. I used Stryfoam cut in circles for each of the layers that I starched and formed it to.This was the hardest part for me to keep going back and making sure all the branches stayed the way they are supposed to while it dried. It's about 24" tall and about that at the base.Yes it comes apart for storage.. Glad you like it. Thanks
countryblocks02
14 years ago
This tree is beautiful.Could you tell me where I can find the instructions? Thanks
sorie6 zone 6b
Original Author
14 years ago
countryblocks02 you have an email.

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