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i'm sure anyone who collects arts magazines had to see the altered spoons in one of those magazines. someone on the mail art site is having an altered spoon swap. i found two old spoons at the salvation army but that was all that was in the bin there. i am going to keep one for myself and turn one in for the swap. i think i'll put magnets on the back of the one i keep and put it on my frig.
Roc - those spoons are great. I altered a fork a few months ago and it was fun.
ReplyDeleteRoc they been both gorgeous, thank you so much for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteyour spoons are awesome!
ReplyDeleteYour spoons look marvelous, really Love them. I got very excited after the Nov/Dec Somerset issue I think it was and made a rash of altered cutlery myself. It is so much fun, nice to think of giving these old odd pieces a new life. Yours are an inspiration!
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