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It is a beauty to see defect being repaired
Really nice!
My broken King Frog who lives with a crow now says happily hi!It´s not gold, but a friendship is as worth it.
I've heard of this, and maybe if more people did this there would be less trash. Plus, they look amazing fixed, don't they?
I have seen things like this often, and some things are really worth repairing. Hugs, Valerie
It definitely gives it rich character in so many ways! Cool!
Really beautiful
Love this, Christine! It reminds me that no matter how broken we are, Jesus can always piece us back together.Blessings!
Lovely bowl. Thanks for the info. I did not know this.
Wow very nice.
great idea
cute design
Tienes razón es una bella cerámica y una buena reflexion. Te mando un beso.
I learnt about this a couple of years ago and it looks so beautiful.
I think I've heard of this before
I've not seen anything like this in person but we did do a card challenge a few years back using this as a technique to create our card.
What an exquisite way to mend pottery.
I watched a program on that process on PBS. It was fascinating.
Yes, done this way it looks very nice.All the best Jan
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It is a beauty to see defect being repaired
Really nice!
My broken King Frog who lives with a crow now says happily hi!
It´s not gold, but a friendship is as worth it.
I've heard of this, and maybe if more people did this there would be less trash. Plus, they look amazing fixed, don't they?
I have seen things like this often, and some things are really worth repairing. Hugs, Valerie
It definitely gives it rich character in so many ways! Cool!
Really beautiful
Love this, Christine! It reminds me that no matter how broken we are, Jesus can always piece us back together.
Blessings!
Lovely bowl. Thanks for the info. I did not know this.
Wow very nice.
great idea
cute design
Tienes razón es una bella cerámica y una buena reflexion. Te mando un beso.
I learnt about this a couple of years ago and it looks so beautiful.
I think I've heard of this before
I've not seen anything like this in person but we did do a card challenge a few years back using this as a technique to create our card.
What an exquisite way to mend pottery.
I watched a program on that process on PBS. It was fascinating.
Yes, done this way it looks very nice.
All the best Jan
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