Hanging planter from Mociun.Do you think I could learn this kind of knotting? I need to get back to my ceramics classes.
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i love the knotting. like japanese glass floats (i've been thinking about these lately... instructions here) xo
ReplyDeleteyou could be all over that knotting, jamie - do it! do it!
ReplyDeleteummm, yeah i think you would be able to do that type of knotting. in a heart beat.
ReplyDeletei love ceramics. I just loved to make bowls/plates on the wheel. im not very good at getting things very high, without them getting lopsided and funky. ha
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If you learn it, I will beg you to teach me. This is fab.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! Maybe look up some old school macrame instructions!
ReplyDeletemy thing is, wouldn't that drip when you watered the plant??
ReplyDeleteit doesn't seem functional.
gorgeousness! I've never tried but I hear it's very fulfilling.
ReplyDeletejust found your blog and love it! that planter is amazing.
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