The end (at last) of the walnut
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The end (at last) of the walnut
Did this with my total papercrafts kit from Dec, quite pleased with it but even more pleased the tree is down, we've been fighting it since we moved in, it was enormous and FAR too close to the house. Im glad its gone. We are going to grow a rose over the trunk and that large bit (too heavy to shift by far).
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Re: The end (at last) of the walnut
Sheesh! That's some trunk.
Gorgeous papers.
Gorgeous papers.
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Lorraine- Admin
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That's what I call a tree! lol. How high was it?
Lovely layout, I like the corners you have used on the photos.
Lovely layout, I like the corners you have used on the photos.
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Di Masters- Awesome Artist
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Phew, I bet he needed a beer after that!
Liking the pink on this too.
Liking the pink on this too.
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thriftycrafter- Awesome Artist
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loving the lo and the papers
i would make it into a table if it were in my garden but i suppose it depends on where its actually sited around the house and garden
i would make it into a table if it were in my garden but i suppose it depends on where its actually sited around the house and garden
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kimb wrote:loving the lo and the papers
i would make it into a table if it were in my garden but i suppose it depends on where its actually sited around the house and garden
That's what I was thinking and the large bit could cut up for firewood or for the BBQ
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Wow - that was a big 'un.
Nice LO - especially the tree border.
Nice LO - especially the tree border.
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Wow what a tree!!
Love the papers , very pretty.
Love the papers , very pretty.
Mrsfeefee- Awesome Artist
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I'm glad it's gone too Mia!! No need of a table, as it is just at the edge of their lower terrace where there is and always has been a cable reel used as a table. Couldn't bear the thought of not sitting at that at the end of a hard day's toil!!!
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Re: The end (at last) of the walnut
Forgot to say, love the layout. It is quite amazing how different you and I manage to make the layouts using the same kits! I am off to Total Papercrafts crop on Wednesday this week - yippee!!
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What a lovely LO. That tree must have taken a lot of shifting. I like tree stumps, we had a nice one left after we chopped down a conifer when we were living in Cornwall. Planted daffodils as close as I could get to it and it looked great and then the ivy claimed it and it looked even better.
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I always thought of walnut trees as quite little affairs, not any more! Great LO, I have those papers somewhere, must dig them out
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