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| Bowl 1 |
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| Inside of bowl 2 |
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| Bowl 2 |
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| Bowl 3 |
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| Inside of bowl 3 |
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| Inside of bowl 4 |
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| Bowl 6 |
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| This is the inside of bowl l. Somehow got out of order, oops. |
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Coiled Fabric Bowls
I made a lot of these coiled fabric bowls last year. Some were sold in a gift shop, others are on consignment in another shop. Most were made using scraps of batik fabrics. Bowls 2 and 3 used commercial fabrics.
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Good morning, Daryl -- I love mine!!
ReplyDeleteyour bowls are beautiful and they are so practical. i use them all the time. they are strong yet gentle. i know metal open coil bowl are very popular but if you put fruit in them they dig into the skin where these bowls don't. they are flexible enough that you can easily take them along with you so you can use it for putting sewing supplies in if your taking a class. All around a great shape and so adorable. i love your color choices.
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Beautiful bowls Daryl! These are on my bucket list to make! Thanks for sharing.
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