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more uses for cement leaves

19 years ago

Here are a couple of uses for cement leaves...this is a bird feeder..

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or use for a turtle pond...even fake turtles like to swim.

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This is a couple of elephant ears I did. One was 28" long, it was so heavy I had a terrible time turning it over. There is a guy that grows these out in the country, he has over 75 plants!!!

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chris2u
19 years ago
Very pretty. I love that you've used the other pieces to accent your work. Nice job.

anotherchris
buckyforce
19 years ago
Very nice!

I particularly like the little bird checking out the ladybug in the first picture. Very cute.

Nice paint work on the last leaves. Are those drain holes in the upper center of each?

You GO!

Amanda
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