Here is how it turned out.
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5 comments:
It's beautiful! It makes me want to pick it up and pet it. Such a lovely eggy shape.
See? That matches the greenish dish you made. You could have a matching desk set. The pod for pencils, etc and the dish for paperclips and other stuff folks keep on their desks. In my case, wind up toys. This could be an opportunity for a whole new line of products! I keep the pod you sent me on my desk at work and the response to it is always fascinating. Folks are interested in my knitted socks but flabbergasted at the knit pot.
Perfect!
'twould make a luverlee nest for a little blue green bird, no?
Oh, I absolutely love it! Your pods are always so organic and just simply beautiful!
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