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This was etched into the shower glass of at the resort I stayed at this summer. I back lit it with my handy blue filter and a light from the spare room. My best improvised lighting so far!
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A name of either a local or possibly a returning veteran is etched in this boulder at Devil's Den and is dated 1867.
Setting the Granite Monument that I creted for a customer,. had to let the concrete cure just a bit so that the heave stone doesn't sink in too far into the 4-5 foot depth. I was using the bobcat cause I was used to my machine (The beast)
This bracelet is perfect for anyone who loves exploring. I have incorporated both copper and brass into this unique bracelet. The copper piece on the bracelet cuff was made by using a leaf off of my Yarrow plant in my flowerbed and then etching it on. The brass I carefully etched the words discover and explore. The etching was done by using a chemical etching process and then I oxidized the copper to give it a nice patinaed look. The brass buttons that fasten this bracelet cuff together were found by me in my favorite antique shop. When I saw them I knew that they would make an excellent fastener for this bracelet. One of the buttons is slightly dented but it adds character to this piece. I have also incorporated a brass Remington bullet casing that I found while walking through a wheat field. The black leather was actually recycled from an old leather Express belt and I attached it to the buttons using jute.
I hope that you find this bracelet as interesting and intriguing as I do and that it will inspire you to go out of an adventure of your own. The bracelet measures 8 inches long and 1 1/4 inches wide. When closed it measures about 7 1/2 inches
Removable etch look for your windows and storefronts. Email sales@kreyolgrafix.com to get a quote today!
I tinned up the pads and drilled my holes for the header and one in the 50ohm trace to connect to my top board with the antenna.
Hi, all. I've recently been trying to take more time to do the things I like or I'd go crazy with all the things I have to do in a day and at the same time. It's really a rough patch in that sense for me cause I'm really exhausted.
I got this Etch A Sketch as a gift. So cute. I have another yellow one I got as a gift but it's in storage so I don't have a chance to get it. Both are totally totally appreciated. Thanks!!!
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S!: Hey, Abbey. Man, I've been sooooo busying lately and I'm exhausted...and what the??!! It's THE BOOTS!
A: Hahaha...yeah. I thought I'd treat myself after a day at the spa.
S!: What? How stressed do you think you are?
A: Hey, do you know how hard it is to draw a decent picture on this thing? I think I need to buy something else to relieve the pressure.
S!: Sigh....
Yesterday we revisited Etch-A-Sketch, it has been too long. Now we just have so many trails that sometimes it's easy to forget about some of last year's favourites. If you are fit and up for a challenge then make me take you there on your holiday!
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tablet size: 42x08x26
color: Jet Black
type: std.
top: serp
polish: P2
base size: 54x14x08
color: Jet Black
type: std.
vase size: 04x10
qty: 2
type: turned granite
color: Jet Black
Description
litho: deep cut outlines with std. black litho and frosted interior for panels/rings/ribbon; deep cut lettering with std. black litho inside frosted panels for given names/dates/marriage date; skinsunk lettering with hilite litho for surname/"dee"/vase lettering
vases: vases to have "mom" and "dad" sandblasted on them (skinsunk with hilite)
etching: full color hand etched scene (approx: 40"x11")
portrait: 4"x4" heart, color (on back of stone)
front and back design