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Two New Totems

12 years ago

Here are two of my most recent creations. I'm wondering whether I should leave them as flat bottoms or put a stick holder on them. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Marilyn

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Comments (3)

Marlene Kindred
12 years ago
Very nice...wish the pix were bigger so I could really see them. I like them with the plates for bottoms personally.
concretenprimroses
12 years ago
I love the birds on top. I also can't see them very well, such small pics. I think it depends on how you want to use them.
Kathy
laurastheme
12 years ago
I think you should use the flat bottoms. Wish the pics were bigger.

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