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my pebbles
By Junglejen
- 7 Sep, 2009
- 7 likes
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great did you make it yourself JJ
7 Sep, 2009
Lovely Jen. Forgive me if it's a silly question, but I presume they are stuck together ? :))
7 Sep, 2009
Like the pebbles...:>)
7 Sep, 2009
look threaded to me sue!
7 Sep, 2009
Aahh .... thanks San. Think I might have to get me drill out !! lol :))
7 Sep, 2009
seems like it sue, will need a stone drill piece if you have one and watch ya fingers ouchh thats if it will not crack the stone,
7 Sep, 2009
Nice design, Jen ...:o)
7 Sep, 2009
We'll have to wait and see if Jen will tell us her secrets !!! :)))
7 Sep, 2009
sure will sue :o))
7 Sep, 2009
OMG I'm so glad you all like it, THANKYOU !!!
It's just one of my ceramic experiments guys, I made some clay pebbles ages ago. The intention was to stack them threaded onto a steel rod, so I pushed a hole through them but, silly me, forgot to make the holes large enough to allow for shrinkage when I fired them. So,the holes were so small they couldn't go on the rod. They were pushed aside and forgotten until I was restringing some windchimes and it clicked! I strung them on fishing line and hung them in the tree (as you do!)
7 Sep, 2009
great and they look like real pebbles wonderful
7 Sep, 2009
Yes, this is excellent...
...patent the idea and make a fortune from pebble strings..Lol. :o)
7 Sep, 2009
Very clever Jen.... You'd never believe they were clay, they've obviously been taken over by a bit of garden when you 'pushed them aside' !! (Poor pebbles :-( )
7 Sep, 2009
AND you like windchimes ?????? Spoookkkyyy !! :-))
7 Sep, 2009
A fortune...yes please TT !
They're aging nicely now San, I'm going to put some moss on them, see if it'll take....people always do a double take on them because being on fishing line you can't make out (until you look closely) how they're hangin there. they look like they're suspended in mid air! He He !
Luuuurve windchimes Sue, especially bamboo- mellow!
7 Sep, 2009
i have some nice bamboo ones JJ i got in portugal, its in my pics i think, yes page 7 JJ
7 Sep, 2009
They're lovely.... Bet they make a nice tinkle!
I've made a Jumbo One I'll see if I can find a photo,
7 Sep, 2009
I got some bamboo ones from Portugal as well San ! I feel that they make up the bass section of what is fast becoming an orchestra !! lol Gawd knows what the neighbours think on a windy day !!! tee hee hee :-)))))
Looking forward to the Jumbo one Jen !! (Any Dumbo's in the making ? haha)
8 Sep, 2009
i love portugal sue unfortunatly i was ill first week but second week i tried to make up for it,, we will go again though
8 Sep, 2009
I've got friends in Portugal and go every year. Adore the place ! Never go main season, but either early or late to get a drop of Mr. Sun .....lovely ! :-)))
8 Sep, 2009
its such a pretty place sue, i use to take my kids to spain but since ive travelled more to usa, potugal, greece and cyprus i will never go to spain again, it just doesnt do it for me, anyway im still here so must dash lol
8 Sep, 2009
:-)
8 Sep, 2009
The Big Dong is up on my gallery first page ladies x
8 Sep, 2009
Woo hoo !!!!!!!
8 Sep, 2009
I told yoy;;;it's a Big one! 8o)))
8 Sep, 2009
Very clever- I love your style.
16 Sep, 2009
Clever!!??! Some call it madness LOL....Just me messing about really Skillen, surprising how things develop sometimes. 8-)))
17 Sep, 2009
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Love it Junglejen.....very tropical
7 Sep, 2009