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Old 06-24-2008, 05:58 PM
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Hi Nedra,
Her eis the little brides Tagua nut jewelry I was telling you about

The first and second were dyed with ink, holes drilled and the first a little dragonfly from her scrapbooking supplies.
This is all she has left as several went to Australia and some are here in KS, Mo, and Ok.
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Old 06-24-2008, 09:45 PM
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Hi Nedra,
Her eis the little brides Tagua nut jewelry I was telling you about

The first and second were dyed with ink, holes drilled and the first a little dragonfly from her scrapbooking supplies.
This is all she has left as several went to Australia and some are here in KS, Mo, and Ok.
Oh wow Kenny, those are gorgeous. Definately looks like she is having some fun with those. I've been working with dye inks for my gourds and will have to experiment when time permits on some of those slices myself.

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Old 06-25-2008, 01:30 PM
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Thank you Nedra fort the nice comments. The little bride Appreciates them. The dyes area n alcohol based dyes from Ranger. I believe the name is Andirondyke(sp). But any alcohol based dyes would work or maybe other dyes. The little Dragonfly were some charms she got at Hobby Lobby(her hone away from Home).LOL
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Old 06-25-2008, 09:19 PM
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I have similar dyes. They are water based made by Stewart Superior. I use them on my gourds. I prefer water based because I can blend better and I can mix colors better than alcohol based.

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Very nice jewelry Kenny your wife created. I like them. Forrest
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