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Latest Round of Christmas Ornaments
- Thread starter Michael Poorman
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That first one really catches the eye! Love it! Any idea what the weight is?
I really like the last one, so it's really a matter of taste isn't it. They're all beautiful.
Brian,
Sorry, I don't recall what the weight is. These have already moved on to new homes! I'm making a few more currently. If I remember I'll weigh them and let you know. With new pictures of course
Sorry, I don't recall what the weight is. These have already moved on to new homes! I'm making a few more currently. If I remember I'll weigh them and let you know. With new pictures of course
Thanks Richard. It really does all boil down to one's opinion.
Odie
Panning for Montana gold, with Betsy, the mule!
Michael, there is a certain refinement to your ornaments that bring thoughts of "elegance" to see them. Very nice, indeed.
ooc
