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This eager group proved to be very able and creative in making their hypertufa masterpieces.
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Staci and Ginny begin the job of removing material from their hypertufa blocks to create their own unique "GROTS", a Danish term for garden gnome.
It's an ugly sounding name but it really fits!
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Diana is Ginny's sister. They are both nurses and brought leftover operating room plastic bowls that can be repurposed as molds for hypertufa. Lots of gloves and plastic sheets too-great creative recycling! Here Diana pulls off the leaves used to cast her platter. She adorned the front of her box planter with a beautiful tile from her collection.
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Sandy used coins from her travels around the world in a spiral pattern on her stepping stone.
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Broken china adds a great deal of interest to Staci's stone...
and is going to get even more use out of this one!
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