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Stained Glass & Mosaics

interesting site

18 years ago

I like this woman's work...thought you might also. I for one can use some inspiration right now, I think I'm at least a quart low.

http://www.rainbowmosaics.com/

Here is a link that might be useful: rainbow mosaics

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stjohnsgypsy
18 years ago
Very interesting. My motor is burned out...need all the inspiration I can get. Thanks for sharing.
wackyweeder
18 years ago
I like it too. Her statues are very cool. The jewelry is interesting. That wold be a neat challenge-jewelry
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mmqchdygg
18 years ago
That's a GREAT one! Wow...I see so many of these types of posts...all different styles and ideas...

Does this mean all the good ideas have already been thought of and done? Does this mean that even if I think (later when I eventually develop a 'style') I'm doing something 'unique' that I'm probably not?
Calamity_J
18 years ago
Oh Mary and her million questions! Luv it! What a neat site!
gretch1964
18 years ago
Oh thank you for that. Some cool stuff.
eklypz
18 years ago
dang I wish I would have never seen that dolphin, want to do something like that with whales for a long time :D

Very nice stuff!

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