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Readers' Gallery
Page Two
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Pam Schmidt was inspired by Dottie McMillan's "Vessels With
Attitude" in our April 2002 edition. In her own words: Here is "The Garden Bride". I used various canes such as: several types of leaf canes, jelly roll cane, face cane,and free-form cane using the left over clay from the other canes. After her time in the oven, I used one coat of Future and re baked a second time to set the finish. After she cooled, the neck of her stopper was wrapped with waxed cotton string to make a snug but less abrasive fit. I find this a wonderful way to recycle all those medicine bottles that are hard to throw away. Pam Schmidt of "Outside of the Box Creations"
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| Pat K., a Clayamie from Canada, sent in the following pictures: |
![]() Casablanca |
![]() A collage pendant, called Purple Haze, symbolizing 3 stages in life: Body, Soul and Spirit. Signed on back. |
![]() Mardigras: a bit of carnival atmosphere |
![]() Mattie, a spirit guide. Embellished with black beads. |
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The lovely necklace belongs to Chris LaJoinie, Toulouse, France. Here's what she has to say about it: The pendant is made with the inlaid mokume gane technique shown in a previous issue. The beads on the tigertail are mainly purple freshwater baroque beads, and carnelian.
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| Claudine Peyrat's necklace:
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Larry Rubin recently made this lovely bowl:
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