This one is larger because I had some cording that was a bit smaller in diameter that I want to use up, so I made a larger bowl. |
I flipped this one upside down to show it from a different angle. |
This one is larger because I had some cording that was a bit smaller in diameter that I want to use up, so I made a larger bowl. |
I flipped this one upside down to show it from a different angle. |
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Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteVery nice bowls! I can see how you can get addicted onaking these.
ReplyDeleteThese are sooo cool Daryl! i just recently learned about fabric coiled bowls and found a tutorial on Pinterest. Yours are wonderful! I love how the colors change as you wind around.
ReplyDeleteI see Christmas in the first photo and its glorious colors. Your coiled bowls are beautiful dear.
ReplyDeleteThese are cool. Such beautiful colors.
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