(stein by Gary Rith and a 25 ounce Foster's oil can)
J asks if I make beer steins, and SURE I DO! This is a cute one, I think, but would it hold 25 ounces????
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5 comments:
I beat you! I beat you! I had a morning post up before you did...oh, but I didn't put a picture or anything. ;-(
Speaking of Beer Steins? How's my mug? LOL!
Could you do one in John Deere Green and Yellow with a little tractor on one side or the handle and a Monogram on the other? Hmmmm. I might have to Etsy you on this as it sounds like a cool Christmas gift!!
Happy Monday!
Never mind about the mug. i just read your Kiln gave you another headache. Sorry!
it's that time of year again. enjoy!
Love the stein!
Of course, I love all your stuff.
I'm thinking I may need a collection of several things...ha
That stein is great.
And there's no shame in drinking down a full mug of beer in order to get the rest of the can inside it. Remember, the aesthetics of pouring the beer is always secondary to drinking the beer itself. All a matter of priorities.
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