Steph
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Never would have guessed. Such nice soft colors.
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I missed out on those peewee flames. Those are crazy intricate for something so small.
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I kinda vaguely remember there being a "maypole" marble already and it being different from that. But that's what yours makes me think of. A maypole. Or a carousel.
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Need one of those! Would put it in the grown-ups' playroom right next to the replica H.G. Wells Time Machine.
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Those blew me away.
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Good question!
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Everybody have a heart. Give Ann some green.
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That's okay. I like mysterious guys.
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Looking forward to it, p.s., Did you censor something or did the software censor it?
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That blue and green is so refreshing. Just aaaaaah ... like we're actually dangling our feet in the water.
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I can do that.
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Did I get it right? Is there a right answer?
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Coolness. And I should take a picture of my handful of Heatons.
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Just curious about how your projects are coming.
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Looking at the Amsterdam swirls and saw a coupla non-swirls in there. Thought that might be a fun topic.
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Thanks Paul! Wait, what? Have I ever seen one like that last one before? Salmon-white-salmon ... interesting
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I can almost see the lights.
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Someone should know who all makes deep transparent blue. I don't have a database on this ... I keep saying I want to start one based just on color attributes but then I dont' ... someone should recognize that though .... ????
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My first thought on #3 was Vacor. So now I guess I'm in between "Alley", "Vacor" and .
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Check out entry #3, Lightning Goddess. I have it on good authority that it includes some marbles. http://piecemakermosaics.com/vote-for-your-favorites.php
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Shameless Ebay Plug Peltier, Akro, Hybrid Popeye
Steph replied to rockinron110's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Suppose there's a heaven. Suppose people in heaven peek down on earth occasionally. Would marble makers peek down and be amused by how much we like what they made?
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they're like paintings