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Bottle bugs

17 years ago

Here are a few of mine at the farmer's market.

{{gwi:170718}} They were priced at $10 - $14

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concretenprimroses
17 years ago
So cute! I really like the eyes. What are they?
kathy
susiewantsroses
17 years ago
Bottle bugs are so much fun. Yours are sooooooo cute.

Where is the "DEEP WOODS OFF" spray????? Do they bite? LOLOLOLOLO Do they eat flowers????? Put a bow on that big one and name her'Polly Pollinator'. Then there could be 'Peter Pollinator', ect. A bottle bug covered with pennies or even just pennies for eyes could be 'Penny Pollinator'. How about making some giant fly swats!!!! This is fun!!!!!!!!!!!!! (I have been knockin' back a lot of Folgers this morning because I got some Creme Brule' creamer.)

Let's Keep it going .......Have a cup of coffe and post your ideas.
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jhm11
17 years ago
Can you tell me how you made these? I would love to make some or buy some from you.
leveta
17 years ago
I LOVE BOTTLEBUGS....
cindee11461
17 years ago
Cute!!!!!!!!
tennesseetrash
17 years ago
Adorable, and I think that's a good price for them too. If I was selling them, that is ..... ~tenderlee

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