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Those are fabulous! You’re very talentedA few years ago, I started doing paverpol sculptures. They are garden ornaments that arwe made completely from aluminium wire, masking tape and tinfoil for the body shape
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You then use recycled cotton t-shirts to enclose the body frames. Final step is to make clothes from the cotton t-shirts and hair from unraveled muslin cloth. They are then coated in paverpol - a mix of glue and colours. These harden, and become completely element proof.
I loved doing it, as it brought out my creative side. But it's hard to do with hand arthritis - regardless of that, it is something I'm going to start doing again.
The Victorian Sitting Lady was my first sculpture. Followed that with The Fisherman, and finally my Garden Fairy. The Fairy was 100% my own design. The other 2 were done in a workshop training class.
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Dad bought this one from me, and it sits on Mum's patio. I modelled it on his build and curly hair
There's always those sort of people who think they know EVERYTHING about a subject. But in reality, they don't know anything - and just talk out of a hole in their ...
Ignore her completely. I would trust a vets' impression, and other animal rescuers over a little pet shop worker
I posted the Paverpol as I thought it may interest some of you creative artists. The core is 8ga aluminum, body is moulded with tinfoil, and the rest just uses recycled or old white cotton t-shirts.
It's an awesome hobby
It's an awesome hobby
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I goggled it after you posted it. Kind of like paper mache. It is very cool.I posted the Paverpol as I thought it may interest some of you creative artists. The core is 8ga aluminum, body is moulded with tinfoil, and the reddit jusdt uses recycled or old white cotton t-shirts.
It's an awesome hobby
Thanks.There's always those sort of people who think they know EVERYTHING about a subject. But in reality, they don't know anything - and just talk out of a hole in their ...
Ignore her completely. I would trust a vets' impression, and other animal rescuers over a little pet shop worker
I do a lot of business there too.
That’s me I went from illegal drug trafficking to trafficking bunnies.
Well if you have to go there to buy supplies, next time you see her tell her you turned them all loose and got a couple of pet rabbits from a friend and shut her up
I’ll probably just announce that the rabbit trafficker/murderer is back for treats and toys.
Ricky, thank you for all you do for those bunnies. We've been owned by a number of them. We still have their old Happy Bunny poster up on their old room which has a smiling cartoon bunny and reads, "It's all about me, deal with it."
That canopy looks like a good one but please, please, please securely anchor it into the ground. We had one sail 50' down the hill and crash into a tree when it was windy.
Oh, and don't listen to the beech at the pet store, she's clueless.
We've been owned by a number of them. We still have their old Happy Bunny poster up on their old room which has a smiling cartoon bunny and reads, "It's all about me, deal with it." That canopy looks like a good one but please, please, please securely anchor it into the ground. We had one sail 50' down the hill and crash into a tree when it was windy.
Oh, and don't listen to the beech at the pet store, she's clueless.
A few years ago, I started doing paverpol sculptures. They are garden ornaments that arwe made completely from aluminium wire, masking tape and tinfoil for the body shape
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You then use recycled cotton t-shirts to enclose the body frames. Final step is to make clothes from the cotton t-shirts and hair from unraveled muslin cloth. They are then coated in paverpol - a mix of glue and colours. These harden, and become completely element proof.
I loved doing it, as it brought out my creative side. But it's hard to do with hand arthritis - regardless of that, it is something I'm going to start doing again.
The Victorian Sitting Lady was my first sculpture. Followed that with The Fisherman, and finally my Garden Fairy. The Fairy was 100% my own design. The other 2 were done in a workshop training class.
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Dad bought this one from me, and it sits on Mum's patio. I modelled it on his build and curly hair
I love these! Stunning work.
I made liver for the dogs. I’ll add a little to their dinner for the next couple nights. The whole house stinks. So gross. I have a dozen Goose Creek candles burning and even that isn’t covering the stink.
I finally finished my first pair of socks for this year.
I finally finished my first pair of socks for this year.
@Ricky Vapes, please tell me that framework in the background in this photo...
isn't the remains of your new bunny canopy.
Morning bunnies!
Anna
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