It's hinged, I will remove the little boxes of pastel and close it up. It's nice to extend the pallette holder so the pastel trays can balance on it - allowing for a little more room for pastels. It all goes on top of a really heavy duty tripod.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Where I Stand Sunday
It's hinged, I will remove the little boxes of pastel and close it up. It's nice to extend the pallette holder so the pastel trays can balance on it - allowing for a little more room for pastels. It all goes on top of a really heavy duty tripod.
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Wow, good job on the pastel holder! Enjoy the camera!
Wow, you got all kinds of goodies. Is the corn any different than sweet version. I put a photo of some cattle and a nice thistle on the blog.
Thanks Leann! You influenced me with your cool stamping box! Mark, the corn can't be grown around any sweet corn I hear, and it wasn't. I hope to get it off the ear today and store it. Will try it in a few days and let you know. If it's good, we may grow a bunch of it next year.
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