Slow as molasses, but now that the nose and chest are dry, finally getting around to some glazing...
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8 comments:
I was going to say something about blue dragons, but they're mythological creatures! They cam be whatever colour you like. :-D
(Notice the proper spelling.)
Colour? Interesting how you people toss in extra 'U's at every opportunity.
These dragons have green, blue, and black highlights. That's my story and I am stickin' with it...
Carry on, Potter!
Greg is gonna owe me big time.
hi ho hi ho it's off to work , I owe!
Green is my fave coloUr! a nice hunter or forest green :) blues are cool too.. esp when looking down at the many shade slipping by the hull while sailing...
You're middle name wouldn't be Harry would it Mr Potter? ;)
and we still have to talk about the period pottery too!
so what do you need in wood? =)
Actually it is a gift, Mr. Greg. An excuse to hit the road some Saturday soon, driving north....
aww.. garsh.. thank-you! and always welcome up here of course =) .. but we still need to talk about a collaboration some day.
Many possibilities. Some people use a lathe to made a wood turned handle, attched to a ceramic goblet cup part. etc.
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