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Those look so cool! That's a good hobby to have.
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Those look so cool! That's a good hobby to have.I forget if I've mentioned this or not but I use to make beaded jewelry, I wish I still made it.. Or had room to make it. I've sold a few pieces of it so that would be kind of neat to do again.
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Those look so cool! That's a good hobby to have.I tried making jewelry before and it was a lot of fun!
I don't do these kinds of arts and crafts myself, but a couple months ago I paid a guy a few dollars to make me one of these:
Each colored bead represents a different aspect for the Christian faith. I think they make good conversation starters.
black = sin/separation from God
red = the blood of Christ to forgive us and bring us back to God
white = purity or cleansing of Jesus
blue = identification of our baptism with Christ
green = our Christian growth
yellow/gold = our home in Heaven
pretty nifty, huh?
I can mail you mine if you're interested. If not, I understand if you don't want to let other CFers know your address. And anthrax. Be very careful of that too.I love that! Now I want one.That is very awesome.
In saw some bird houses shaped like churches. Those would be cool i think.Thanks! I took a styrofoam sheet and cut / outlined the pixels based on the actual sword in game, then colored in the pixels with special markers. The cube was just a styrofoam cube lol. And the manger scene sets were made from painted basswood, glued together with gorilla glue. =)
Yes do share!
Here are a few more models I made a while back, taken from my portfolio and all made with basswood. I made the church for my dad as a birthday present; it included a switch and improvised wiring to get a light inside the model to work, and acrylic paint on the exterior. The large manger was made for my brother and sister-in-law; the wood was stained by hand and it eventually supported an actual set of manger figures. The abstract model on the bottom-right was made for one of my classes and was designed to personify "elegance" (also stained, and held together with wiring).
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The manger scene was designed in SketchUp beforehand lol:
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Those would definitely be fun to make, and not too difficult either.In saw some bird houses shaped like churches. Those would be cool i think.
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