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i did it

20 years ago

Thanks for all your advice. I asked about the ceremic molds a while back. While i wont be getting any more to do (have alot i want to unload lol) I did get the ones i did to work. most of them were only good for one use and took lots of shellac and patience. I also made a pot today but i think im gonna put an extra layer on tomorrow ( dont think its sound enough.) I took pics just have to wait till all the film is used to get it developed. will post when i get.

again thanks

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slate1
20 years ago
Hey Brighteyes, how do you post a pic from 'film'? I don't have a digital, but I'd sure like to know how to post from camera film! Sorry, I'm not very good at this P.C. stuff!
Thanks for any info at all,
Slate
billie_ann
20 years ago
brighteyes, Looking forward to the pics.
Slate, Maybe brighteyes is going to scan the pics. Do you have a scanner? Billie
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butterflybush
20 years ago
When you go to get your pictures developed, have them put the images on CD, too, for only a couple of dollars and you can pop that into your computer and then upload them to a place like Photobucket, and from there you can copy and paste them here.
brighteyes
Original Author
20 years ago
i dont have a scanner but i have a feiend who does, was gonna scan them and put them on cd at her house.

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