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Alethea S

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My new plant, she is a beauty

Huggs and kisses is her name! I just could not resist.
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    Just gorgeous! And, so unusual. That will certainly turn some heads!
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My "new" Tuscan kitchen.

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Milda H Enumclaw, WA
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What to do about budworm caterpillars causing damage to petunias and geraniums? May be cutworm caterpillar!

So far I have been just picking them off.
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Organized Clutter International Falls, MN
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    I've found that Ortho Rose Dust takes care of nearly any critter on any plant. I use it ...»
    sparingly, though, as I don't like using pesticides very much.

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this is a stained glass quilt I sewed

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Paula R Tampa, FL
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Potting Bench

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Lori J Broken Bow, NE
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Design & Décor: What color backsplash shoud I go with?

We have cherry cabinets and dark countertops, what color would look best for the backsplash? We will be using tile of some sort, but after going this far with this kitchen redo, I don't want ordinary tile.

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Beverly P Sterling Heights, MI
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    Whatever you choose, make sure that it cleans easily. Porous stone, is difficult to clean. ...»
    Marble stains easily. It's not called a backsplash for nothing!

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Peony, isn't she beautiful
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Kelly W Bay Shore, NY
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Carved Emu Eggshells

Emu eggshells are smaller than the ostrich eggshells of course. They are also thinner. Not only that, the Emu egg is a deep, dark, emerald green on the outside but beneath that outer ...»
shell there are several layers that have different color pigments. Right beneath the dark green is a thin layer of gray. Beneath that a teal color that sometimes is more turquoise than teal and as beautiful as a gem. The last layer in every emu eggshell is snow white and paper thin. To expose this through carving is very difficult. But I used the different layers to carve relief work into the shells. Since I have been asked to show more of my work, here are more photos.

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Carla K Ouray, CO
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    Are the eggs blown out? How do you get the empty eggs?
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