first totems

emilyann

17 years ago

hopefully the pic will come up.

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anjabee
16 years ago
Emilyann! Great job! I've been meaning to do a few of these, but have so many other projects. I've heard they are addicting so we'll look forward to your 2nd, 3rd, 4th....tries. ha ~Anj
asondor
16 years ago
Can someone please tell me how to make these glass totems. They are just beautiful. I have never seen them before. I am new here. YOu can email me at tvevurka@aol.com
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I love this one! Pretty colors & choice of glass! TFS! Jeanne S.
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Thank you, these were fun! I've been on this garden junk forum for many years, but just never got around to trying these. I was laid off a few months ago, so I have the time now. ;) I'm going to try to get around to another one this evening while watching Lost. For the person who asked, the bottle candle holders in the background are actually purchased items. Found them in a shop in Salado, TX. I wouldn't think it would be too difficult to make something similar. On these, the bottoms aren't there...it's a metal piece that fits up inside the bottle and has a loop on the top side to fit over a hook.
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An easy way to remember to post pictures ... copy the "HTML" code for your picture at your photo album site after you click on your picture. And then paste it in your message. Usually when you click on the code, it copies it. I like using "Ctrl V" to paste things. It seems easier than using the drop down menu or your mouse. I actually prefer that people post pictures in their message rather than a link to their photo album. Instant gratification!
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Thank you very much! You are right about the addiction factor. My husband helped a great deal and he had a lot of fun with it too. That's okay, I have a big yard and I can change them out when they start looking old or I get bored with them. lol...I am sure people will take them off my hands.
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rere
16 years ago
Your totems are great. I've collecting glass for a few months but still haven't completed one. Keep up the good work.
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mjowest
15 years ago
I especially love the two on the left!

I enjoy looking at other's totems, because I usually see a piece or two that I have in my stash!!

Good job!

asonder- go to the GardenJunk site, and run a search on totems.
That will keep you busy for a few days... :) but you'll find LOTs of information over there.

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