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nicethyme (
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Sun, May 25, 08 at 0:41
| had some problems with an injury lately, it led to my being at my Dr's office quite alot and during one visit he handed me a pharm promo clock and said it was a door prize.
yesterday I finally had a minor surgery to resolve my problem once and for all. Now I'm getting that clock ready to go back to the Dr...
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| WOW!!! That has meaning in sooo many ways! Love it! I hope your surgery helps and heals fast! (Wouldn't want that yard of yours to turn into mine..the garden of weedin'!ha!) |
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| Very nice! I like the swordfish :) "Garden of Weedin'" !!! Can I use this?? :) |
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| Beautiful piece and I live the saying. |
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| garden of weed'n? I LOVE THAT! |
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| Its done. 
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| Well, it's wonderful and a gift for the doctor? It's a motto we all should have in front of us every day. Nicely done. |
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What a thoughtful thing to do for your doc!
He/she will be surprised!!!
Love it! |
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| Does this mean you get no bill???Honestly Nice it's soooooo cool.Curious what is the round thingy? |
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| Too funny Crackpot, I looked at it and thought, "It's a reeses peanut butter cup!mmmm, chooocccooolate..." (That time of the month!lol! Then I saw that it is a glass bottle bottom! |
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| Wow, beautiful. How did you make the lettered pieces, they look like they are antique bronze. What a creative project. that's one huge clock. Ok the clock said 3:11 when you started and 3:37 when you finished, boy was that fast. Ha! |
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| Oh, how cool is THAT! Your work in clay is so neat. I love the saying, so true! CALAM - HOW do you come up w/those clever remarks? Thanks for clarifying what the round thingy is. Of COURSE - looks sorta like a shell in first pic, so I assumed you used a shell for a clay mold - then second picture - NOT. My question is what are the checkerboard designs - clay tiles?? Very thoughtful gift. Hope your troubles evaporate. You sure do give lots of things away. Do you ever make anything for yourself? |
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| LOL Jane, I swear great minds - Chickeemama said reeses cup too! so yep on the left is the bottom of a bottle that was tumbled for 5 days so its like beach glass. On the right side at the end of indiscriminate is a nautilus type shell that seems to have been sliced and polished (it was from a necklace I think) ah Slow, the checkers were just a quick paint job. At the end I painted the edges black and thought I could stop there but LOL Spring, LOL I thought that too about the times being so close! I ended up having to do a remake on a tile that was misspelled (did ya catch that?) and it so happens that I took pics so that I can explain how you can get that same effect. I'll do another thread on it. Thanks for all the comments! |
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| I did notice the word but it was late at night and I wasn't sure if it was spelled correctly or not - Ha. Clay tiles, what a good idea. I work in ceramics - uh oh - DH is going to kill me if I think up any more projects. Can't wait to see your next post. Great work ! |
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| I have the very same clock! Different drug name on it. Now I'm getting some ideas! Even though I knew it was the bottom of a beer bottle, in the last shot I thought it looked like a Reeses PB cup too! Springvillegardens: I believe she used polymer clay, but no reason you can't make them out of ceramic. |
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Ahh NT.. This really came out so "NICE" !! You have such great style. I love your PC creations!
Did you give this to the Doc yet?? You did snap his photo/expression to share with us , right??? |
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