Thanks to Geri we have a picture. I dunno why I always forget.
Blue is Cleta's. Mine is in red. Erick's is yellow. Geri's are in green.
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9 comments:
A paint palette! How perfect for you!
So creative!
Izsmom
J, being the Sahara desert of creativity I found all them of too cool. Gerri's stuff looks professional though, is this her first time. And what's yours? N
everyone’s pieces are so nice
I can't wait to try it out!
It's so interesting to see what other people make.
Mine is a paint palette for when I use watercolors. It's not Geri's first class, but might be only her second.
Looking forward to seeing them after glazing.
Wow! That palette takes skill. You are getting the hang of it!~Susan
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