I made this!

[stu71]

Very Cool , i like how We have to look through the urban structure past the human form to see the True Nature, also, cool lighting , and boobies

Here is somthing i made out of a 1 and a half inch copper nail a few months Ago

 

[MrRoot]

I wish I could handle metal in that way!
Reminds me of old chess sets I've seen in museums.

 

[SoCal424]

I made this

Dale

 

[MrRoot]

Lovely :D

 

[stu71]

Lol Dale, i love the way the dishes majesticly flow from sink onto the counter and completly by pass dishwasher, as if they took a wrong turn somewhere and are trying to find U turn


here is a song for you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRlbll5O0rg

 

[SoCal424]

stu71- you wrote

and completely by pass dishwasher

Dishwasher? I thought it was a fridge.... no wonder it's always empty...


Dale

 

[stu71]

I wish I could handle metal in that way!
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Working with Copper is easier than you think, it has similar propertys to plasticine just requires more force to mold it, I could post a picture tutorial on how to make it , if your intreasted ? you will need a hammer a small file and a wood chisel or wire cutters and somthing to use as an anvil, the head of a large hammer will do, and of course a copper nail

or you could try somthing like this, its made from a world cup Edition budwieser Beer can, and all you really need is scissor and a beer can

 

[Sixxam]

Nice photo man. My wife does pin up and all kinds of modeling so I've seen some real interesting photos. Great job!

 

[Sixxam]

Damn... That's one cool chunk of copper!

 

[EPL1]

Bahaha Dale, well I made this...

 

[stu71]

Would anyone like to see what i just made down here ?

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[SoCal424]

Stu71- "People never really appreciate what they've got until it's gone - toilet paper is a good example..."

Dale

 

[Sixxam]

They cracked me up, Dale.

 

[bearmom]

unfortunately a lot of the images in previous posts seem to have broken ):

but i would love to share some of my stuff! i've been crocheting for almost 15 years now, and is something i absolutely love doing. it's a wonderful hobby that i'd recommend to anyone, but i find it's been a huge help to my recovery as well. i've made giant blankets that took years to finish, household stuff, and clothes, but i especially love making what's called amigurumi, or crocheted, stuffed toys. here are a few pictures of some of the stuff i've made within the last 5 years!

 

[Robi]

All good,but that wisteria is fantastic

 

[bvc]

unfortunately a lot of the images in previous posts seem to have broken ):

Wow. Just wow. That stuff is amazing and it's awesome you created it. My mom kind of wanted to take up crocheting before she died and I bet it would have helped her out. I especially like that Baby Yoda.