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  • Hi, Wendy ~ Thanks for taking a look at my ceramic and chicken totems! The ceramic totem pieces were made by friends of mine in a pottery workshop. They were made with holes in them to fit over a totem pipe. I found a cool floor lamp at Goodwill, stripped it down, and used the lamp base with pole for my totem. Spring's almost here...happy creating! ~Eva

  • said evanovak48

  • 2009.03.10 at 06:01:47 PDT

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  • Wendy, What are ou using for a mold for the sphere's? I can't figure out what to use. ozmommi

  • said virginiala1

  • 2008.06.17 at 15:57:57 PDT

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  • Wendy, How do you get your Hypertufa so smooth. I would love your receipe. Your stuff is so awesome. The lanternn is pure art. I will leave my email if your would, I would love to get the receipe and tips. I am new at this and you seem to have it perfected. ozmommi@aol.com

  • said virginiala1

  • 2008.06.15 at 14:12:16 PDT

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  • Hi, Wendy ~ Hope you'll make a torch this summer to add to your wonderful creations. And your spheres are gorgeous! ~Eva

  • said evanovak48

  • 2008.04.16 at 04:26:36 PDT

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  • Hi Wendy! Love the spheres, you should sell them on E-bay or better yet give to family as gifts!!

  • said bjallen314

  • 2008.03.30 at 05:13:19 PDT

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  • Hi,Wendy ~ Definitely try stacking some pieces this summer. I think you'll enjoy making garden totems. Would love to see what you create. ~Eva

  • said evanovak48

  • 2008.03.28 at 04:42:38 PDT

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  • Wendy, yes, we think Ken's sphere was trying to escape to the neighbor's back yard. ~Eva

  • said evanovak48

  • 2007.10.04 at 04:20:48 PDT

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  • Hi, Wendy ~ Thanks for your nice comments about the verdigris sphere. I used one of those patina kits from the hardware store and then added a wash of black acrylic which I wiped off. ~Eva

  • said evanovak48

  • 2007.10.04 at 04:19:00 PDT

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