Craft Works - Let's Get Creative!

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[thomasnunnally]

Just logged in to say that is a stellar contribution to the thread and the back story is wonderful as well.  They are all beautiful, and it is something I actually see my wife liking too!

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[thomasnunnally]

Ah, #14, love it!

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This thread has been adequately bombed.  Thanks for looking!

[MikeC]

Nice work bro.

[seanocono]

Adam, these are beautiful… And congrats on the move to Boulder. It's one of my favorite places in the US. I'm sad that my Cougs won't be making a trip there this year. The CU fans host a great tailgate.

[bagley920]

Those are awesome man!

[emceeQ]

Beautiful work Adam.  Really like 14 and 15 a lot.  Thanks for sharing the backstory too.

[seawolf]

commence slow clap.

[Finn666]

brilliant…was a great read but even greater to look at those pics!

[J-IV]

Fuuuukk!!

Adam, you can photo bomb this thread all you want. You are legendary..

joining seawolf in slow clap

[joesaintjohn]

Slow clap builds into a nose to ground slow bow of honor. Much respect. Incredibly beautiful. Breath taking.

[Guest]

You guys are way too kind!  I owe you an encore! (really I just forgot to post one  8))

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[Jii]

Amazing work man!

[nietenhosen]

great great work, amazing!
what's with #14? can't expain the hole in the bottom. lampshade?

[Guest]

Thank you, sir.  I used #14 as a bell.  The porcelain makes a lovely sound.  I attached a wire to a piece of felt-covered cardboard and hung it upside down.  You could strike it with your finger, but I used a felt mallet/drumstick.  You could also sit it on a coaster and put a candle in the middle.  The porcelain is translucent so the flame should create some interesting lighting effects.

[FurattoHeddo]

Adam, my mind is blown, this being my favourite detail:

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