I have what could be the smoother haired sister of this cat occupying the right side of my desk, reclining butt to butt with her orange buddy...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
When you think what a show cut is for a standard poodle, this is nothing. We had to do something similar to our very thick-coated pekingese when...
And a little too poorly cut for me. You'd have to give it some credit if it were superb technically.
I saw this & considered posting it as an example. It is somewhere between en habillé & commesso. Sort of a bizarre effort, studding grape...
She runs screaming from the room!!! :inpain::inpain::inpain::inpain:
For those who skipped Sunday school, this is Jesus teaching the Samaritan woman by the well. [IMG]
Is there much anything that isn't? I have my grandmother's dress from that same decade, probably in sad condition from having spent years in her...
Agree on time period & may have been wedding dress. (Or bridesmaid's.)
With malice aforethought. :D Not 'pretentious', discerning.
I haven't seen one quite like this but there is a whole line of some sort of pressed/reconstituted/molded amber reverse intaglios out there. Fine...
While waiting for Gianluca, I find this translation program pretty good, especially for Romance languages. http://imtranslator.net/translation/
Think it's a fantasy piece, but as much like the star of some royal order as a military award.
Polymer clay would be my guess for material.
Yes, you're coming along nicely. Those fiddly little safety catches are A) unreliable, wear it as a necklace, & B) from perhaps the first third...
Good thing you stopped running with those scissors before the whole thing was kaput!
Do they ever put pearls, even faux ones, on award medals? I vote brooch. There was a thing in the 60s for military touches in accessories.
I regularly pick out clothes based on the jewellery I feel like wearing that day.
Holly, mistletoe, horseshoe, fruitcake. :p
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