Into the Vortex

Wow…! Another beautiful and unique piece of art.

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I agree with Greg, that is amazing and beautiful.

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i told you Michelle—-blog about it

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Michelle, I would like to know more about these metallic gels you used. Seems they could be very handy in some of my projects.

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i too would like to know about these things…please elaborate in your blog

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the metallic gel I am using is old & not made anymore, but I believe the product called RUBnBUFF might be a good substitute..it is in most craft stores.

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That’s a beauty, Michelle.

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I won’t suggest making it into a clock (but it sure would make a nice one !). Has a deep coppery look. There is also something reminiscent of carved furnniture about 1600 or so.

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Thanks all

MC.. :-) on the clock idea..tho you are right it would be a stunner. I was thinking carved mexican/s.amer??

-- We call the destruction of replaceable human made items vandalism, while the destruction of irreplaceable natural resources is called development.

Creative and artistic!

I have visions of an epic Steampunk clock!

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Soda: you & MC like to pull my leg, yes? :-) :-0

-- We call the destruction of replaceable human made items vandalism, while the destruction of irreplaceable natural resources is called development.

Michelle you have done it again very well executed piece. Braggin wall well have to progress to gallery Regards Tamboti

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You and Lewis Carroll have wonder imaginations, he used words to express his, and you use wood, both make
wonderful lasting works of art for us to appreciate. Once again thank you for sharing. Now onto the vorpal
blade and the jabberwocky.

-- As ever, Gus-the 74 yr young apprentice carpenter

Draws you in, wonderful, Michelle.

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