BAG OF MIXED THOUGHTS AND IDEAS
Very creative!
Nice picture!BTW, I love poles like that...it has character.
Hi, me again...did you add notes above the comment line? I've love to do that but I don't know how.
Wow! I never did learn to do paper mache properly, it always ended with wrinkled papers, not art hehe... good job! :)
Hope you had fun at the luau - great photo for this week. :)
Was that luau work related? Looks like you must work at a fun place, lol. That was a lot of paper mache.Baker Watsonhttp://fishandfrog-turtleandblog.blogspot.com/(thanks for the visit and kind comments)
Pretty cool to have made the paper mache into wrinkled effects :)
Thanks for your visits... and yes, this is work related luau... @ baker watson
those pillars must have taken some time to build using paper! happy wkend!
yeah, it too us almost 1 week to built it... but we have a trick in doing those pillars, we used chicken wires..
Nice crew to work with - and very wrinkled poles :)
Did it take you a long time to do the posts with papier mache?
You need a lot of patience to make paper maché. Cool!
Nice shot. Have a great weekend
Nice catch for the wrinkled theme.
nice decor..
pardon me for the ignorance but where is luau? btw happy photo hunting!
What a great fun photo!!Happy Weekend.
you made those? cool!
paper maché? You made those? Well now....this spells talent.Great trio of beauties too by the way.Mine is posted: HERE
Great shot and the poles do look wrinkled.
Looks like fun
i thought it was real not paper mache :)
nice photo, good idea for the theme!View mine if you wish here Thanks..
must have been a lot of paper! nice pick on this week's theme though. Though i will just be seeing faces and dogs =)
Hey neat! I haven't seen paper mache since... elementary school! :-OMine's up, too! Come see, if you can, and leave your link. :)http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-wrinkled/
Very nice!
Fun!
very clever!never learned to do that (Never had the patience, nor creativity, hehe)enjoy your weekend =Dkayceehttp://kayceesbubble.blogspot.com/
Pretty shot and clever take on the theme!!
wow! that's very creative of your guys, thanks for dropping by:) have a great Sunday!
This photo was taken during our Luau. On the photos are (left to right) me, Shiela, and Toni. They were my office mates. By the way, if you noticed those two wrinkled polls on our sides, we made it using paper mache.
Very creative!
ReplyDeleteNice picture!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I love poles like that...it has character.
Hi, me again...did you add notes above the comment line? I've love to do that but I don't know how.
ReplyDeleteWow! I never did learn to do paper mache properly, it always ended with wrinkled papers, not art hehe... good job! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you had fun at the luau - great photo for this week. :)
ReplyDeleteWas that luau work related? Looks like you must work at a fun place, lol. That was a lot of paper mache.
ReplyDeleteBaker Watson
http://fishandfrog-turtleandblog.blogspot.com/
(thanks for the visit and kind comments)
Pretty cool to have made the paper mache into wrinkled effects :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visits...
ReplyDeleteand yes, this is work related luau... @ baker watson
those pillars must have taken some time to build using paper! happy wkend!
ReplyDeleteyeah, it too us almost 1 week to built it... but we have a trick in doing those pillars, we used chicken wires..
ReplyDeleteNice crew to work with - and very wrinkled poles :)
ReplyDeleteDid it take you a long time to do the posts with papier mache?
ReplyDeleteYou need a lot of patience to make paper maché. Cool!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteNice catch for the wrinkled theme.
ReplyDeletenice decor..
ReplyDeletepardon me for the ignorance but where is luau? btw happy photo hunting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great fun photo!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend.
you made those? cool!
ReplyDeletepaper maché? You made those? Well now....this spells talent.
ReplyDeleteGreat trio of beauties too by the way.
Mine is posted: HERE
Great shot and the poles do look wrinkled.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun
ReplyDeletei thought it was real not paper mache :)
ReplyDeletenice photo, good idea for the theme!
ReplyDeleteView mine if you wish here Thanks..
must have been a lot of paper! nice pick on this week's theme though. Though i will just be seeing faces and dogs =)
ReplyDeleteHey neat! I haven't seen paper mache since... elementary school! :-O
ReplyDeleteMine's up, too! Come see, if you can, and leave your link. :)
http://newyorktraveler.net/photo-hunters-wrinkled/
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteFun!
ReplyDeletevery clever!never learned to do that (Never had the patience, nor creativity, hehe)
ReplyDeleteenjoy your weekend =D
kaycee
http://kayceesbubble.blogspot.com/
Pretty shot and clever take on the theme!!
ReplyDeletewow! that's very creative of your guys, thanks for dropping by:) have a great Sunday!
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