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4 comments:
Love your picture!
I'll try to take some pics tomorrow of the eggs, but if you go to Tomato Creek Prims you can see hers. That is where I got the instructions and they are just wonderful! They smell yummy all in a bowl.
I love the blue on that piece!!! Wonderful picture
Good luck with your eggs. They were fun to do and they look so primitive (and smell good). I saw on an older post that you wanted to know how to grunge tin cans. I use them all the time. I just paint them with acrylic nutmeg color paint (or any color brown) and cover them in cinnamon. Tap off the extra cinnamon and let them dry. It works great! I'm going to do some for the shop and plant wheat grass in them, then tie a piece of cheesecloth around them. Have fun! Dawn
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