copperwork by Clayton

20 years ago

Clay got bored the other day and found some garden projects to make. Aren't I lucky?

Lynn

I hope the links work. Sorry, but you'll have to cut and paste!

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MinnesotaSue_z4
20 years ago
Boy are you ever lucky! I have always thought I should learn how to work with copper. Does he give lessons? ;)
suzinnia
20 years ago
you are a lucky duckie! they're beautiful. kudos to Clayton and thanks for sharing!
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jel48
20 years ago
Very nice, Lynn! I love every one of them. I started a set of 3 copper english pilars last year... stair-stepping in size. I got the middle one finished, the tallest almost finished (lacking some embellishment) and the small one is just a bunch of copper pipes sitting in my garden shed ;-) Wish Clay could come over and finish those up! If he gets bored again, I'd be glad to send my address.....
zenpotter
20 years ago
Lynn and Clay
Wow, what nice work. I bet you can't wait for the ground to get soft enough to put them up.

Pauline
doucanoe
20 years ago
Lynn, those are beautiful! Clay does nice work!

Linda