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Picture of the London Fancy Canary male which has been my main stud bird for the 2011 season. This shows black down the central shaft of the feather on both wing and tail. Ring number mauve 10
I wanted Gems to Jewels studs to put in my second ear holes and to match the bracelet and earrings I was wearing to church today, so I made these this morning using 20gauge head pins (I don't have the extra large headpins offered by G2J, and I think 20gauge is the size that the typical earring is).
These are just obsidian bicones threaded onto the head pin and held in place with secure crimps. After the crimps, I used the width of the middle of the chain nose plyers plus the width of the flat nose plyers, then cut the rest of the head pin off.
I use the clear rubber stoppers every time I wear french wire earrings, otherwise I loose them right out of my ears, so I have a bunch of them in my jewelry box.
Anyway, I think this would be an easy, inexpensive add-on for customers who have multiple ear holes.
material cost - an amazing $2.70
These could also be made with wheels or rondelles - but I would personally max out at about 5x8mm, which means these could be made for anywhere from $2.60 to $4.20 (or higher is you tap into the carat collection)
This is a studio scale batmobile model. Its made in hollow resin and is identical in every way to the one used in the 1989 Tim Burton movie.
Wish Upon a Star sent for Stud Disney theme. Sent to Sharpshayla...just another peek, it should arrive this week.
This sign shows the way to a fire hydrant in the Copenhagen Central train station.
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Dette skilt viser vej til en brandhane i Københavns Hovedbanegården.
Here is the grave of the great Mill Reef at the National Stud Newmarket, England. To his right is the grave of Relkino. The grave is close to the paddocks, stallion boxes and covering barn he would have occupied for 13 years until his death in 1986.