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that rock for the bunny is the perfect shape :)
ReplyDeleteYour stones are lovely. I have a couple of books on doing these, but have never taken the time to try it.
ReplyDeleteWOW these are lovely Sue.
ReplyDeletethanks guys :o)
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I'm looking forward to painting more stones .... its been a long time since the last ones and unfortunately I didn't photograph many of them. It will never catch on as a commercial enterprise as the weight of the stones makes postal rates too expensive ... but great fun